Zale criticizes boxing and visits San Diego
Former world middleweight champion Tony Zale visits San Diego as coach of four Chicago entries in the National Seniors AAU Boxing Championships at the San Diego International Sports Arena. He cites greedy managers and broken promises as causes of boxing’s decline, recalls amateur fights, and disputes current stars like Cassius Clay. North Carolina and other fighters compete in early rounds with notable results.
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Yancey Leads Masters After Five Under Round
Bert Yancey, a West Point alumnus, shoots a five under par 67 to grab a three stroke lead in the Masters first round at Augusta. Palmer and Nicklaus struggle with wind and slick greens as Casper, Gray, Boros, and Jacklin chase with 70s and 71s.
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Randleman tops Trinity in conference golf match
Randleman beat Trinity 136 strokes to 161 in a conference golf meet. Individual results saw Reid Burrow defeat Randy Howard 58 to 46, Eddie Daniels beat Pat Harris 48 to 46, and Steve Lohr overcome David Taylor 45 to 44. Randleman holds a 2-1 record this year.
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Panthers Split Golf Matches at Home
MISENHEIMER High Point College split its opening golf matches here yesterday against Pfeiffer and Elon. The Panthers defeated Pfeiffer 13 to 1 before losing to Elon 12 to 11. Gary Sappenfield posted the low round for HPC with a 79.
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Golf's Vultures Watch Hole No 12
At Augusta National, the crowded hillside at the 12th hole, the Golden Bell, hosts a daily drama as Masters players confront water, sand, and gusty winds. Spectators cheer and groan as drives land in hazards, with notable mishaps and final holes shaping the round.
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Why Littles Was Omitted From NAIA All American
High Point College athletic director Charles Morris explains Gene Littles was dropped from NAIA All American consideration due to the John Davis ineligibility case. Records were scratched after the Davis situation, removing Littles from the tally though Morris believed he was a cinch for the second team.
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Masters Golf Favorites Unbothered By Opening Positions
Augusta Georgia AP Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, pre tournament favorites, face early rounds shy of leaders Bert Yancey. Nicklaus shot 72 and Palmer 73 to stand five and six shots back respectively. Nicklaus says he is not worried about either position.
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