Masters field set with Palmer and Nicklaus favored
Augusta contest lines up 93 contenders led by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus as a 1965 Masters favorite duel. Nicklaus, 25, tops a 4-1 field while Palmer seeks his fifth title. 21 foreign players join 56 pros and 16 amateurs for the four day test at Augusta National.
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Umpires Speak Up On Role Scenes In Baseball Life
AP profile outlines baseball umpires as hard working figures often misunderstood. Quotes from Jocko Conlan John Stevens Tom Gorman and Frank Amont describe pride humor and resilience amid improving pay and new instant replay tech.
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Purkey Shuts Pirates as Cardinals Take 2-0 Victory
Purkey limited Pittsburgh to three hits in St Louis 2-0 win. Lou Brock triple and Dick Groat and Ken Boyer doubles produced the runs in the fourth. Other games saw Houston beat Milwaukee 1-0 on a balk, Cincinnati 6-1 over Los Angeles, and Cleveland 7-6 past the Angels.
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Old Dominion Sweeps Atlantic Christian in DH Rout
Old Dominion won both ends of a baseball doubleheader against Atlantic Christian in Wilson North Carolina by scores of 8-1 and 1-0. Fred Carlton pitched well in the opener and Lee McDaniel delivered a two run single during a five run third inning in which 11 men batted.
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