Palmer Defends Augusta Course Fairness for Masters
Arnold Palmer rejected claims that Augusta National favors only the Big Three as he prepared for his bid at a fifth Masters title. He praised the course as exceptionally fair, stressing placement and smart clubbing on wide fairways and large greens. Palmer noted many players can hit far, citing Gary Player and contrasting with Jack Nicklaus in a discussion of how averages fare on the layout.
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Sanders Leads Money Winners in PGA Standings
Doug Sanders tops the PGA money list with $60,958 from official and unofficial earnings after wins at the Greensboro Open and Jacksonville Open. Lionel Hebert is second with $30,653. Phil Rodgers, Gay Brewer, Arnold Palmer, Frank Beard, Tom Weiskopf, Joel Campbell, R.H. Sikes, and Miller Barber follow with respective totals.
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Masters contenders brace for big course and big drives
Palmer, Nicklaus and the other Masters favorites discussed accuracy on drives and the course’s open spaces. Palmer, nicknamed the even-number golfer for his prior wins, predicted continued success while Sanders contended the event remains open.
Terry Indians Deadlocked Over 1962 Salary Standstill
Indians pitcher Ralph Terry remains at his home in Warned Kan as talks with Cleveland stall over a $38,000 demand against a $31,000 offer. General manager Gabe Paul says no talks planned before the deadline to cut the roster to 28. Other teams reportedly showed interest as former Indians GM Frank Lane followed Cleveland. Terry posted 11-6 last year with a 3.69 ERA and 84 strikeouts.
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Yankees Rip Hurricane With Three HR Rally In Florida
New York Yankees outslug Cincinnati 10-9 in a rain soaked Florida exhibition as Roger Repoz hit three homers and led a ninth inning rally. Gordy Coleman drove in five runs for Cincinnati and Ted Davidson started for the Reds. Billy Wagner and Ted Abernathy contributed for Chicago and Baltimore beat Washington 8-4 behind Booz Powell and Curt Blefary.
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AAU Boxing Committee Meets Here
Pat Duffy chairman of the US Olympic Boxing Committee calls a meeting for Thursday April 14 at 8 30 at High Point College Gymnasium. The Olympic boxing committee will be in High Point for the National Seniors AAU boxing tournament April 14 15 16. Most discussion centers on the Pan American Games details including trials site contestant selection team manager and coach.
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Panthers Extend Win Streak With Pfeiffer Clash
High Point College hosts league leading Pfeiffer as they aim to stretch their eight game winning run. The Purple Panthers, led by Forrest Dover on the mound, seek a key conference win to tie for first with Western Carolina while Don Cooke and Garry Holland pace a 10 1 season mark. Lenoir Rhyne and Guilford losses frame HPCs recent success.
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Fair Netters Top Panthers in tennis meet
Pfeiffer handed High Point College its second defeat in three tennis starts. HPC’s lone victory came from Stoddard who beat Loveland 6-3 1-6 6-8. Singles results show Knapp and Lewis of Panthers among winners, with key matches scattered in a confusing OCR readout.
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Black Bison Clash With Burlington in Central 4-A clash
Central High School's Black Bison meet Burlington's Bulls in a Central 4-A game at 4 p.m. The Bison, led by coach Joe Don Myers, bring a 1-0 record after defeating North Forsyth. Myersaint uncertain who will start on the mound for the team.
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