Palmer leads Masters with opening 26 in wet round
Arnold Palmer, easing smoking, rallied his Arnie's Army after a tentative start to the Masters. He fired a 26 in the opening round, matching four others as leaders, with the AP report noting his gradual return to form.
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Davis Love Jr. Ties For Masters Lead In Lively Round
Augusta master field includes Palmer Player Nagle and Goalby as Davis Love Jr. a club pro from Charlotte ties for the Masters lead with three-under 69 in the first round. Love, 26, reacts with disbelief as crowds chant and he retrieves a ball from the 18th cup.
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Masters From a Distance Highlight Patton’s Augusta Round
Billy Joe Patton, Morganton North Carolina, opened with a one under par 70 at Augusta, eagle on No 15, bogeys after, near the lead. Gary Player and Kel Nagle tied for the lead at one under with Rodriguez and Charles. International players lead a growing global golf presence as Snead Middlecoff Guldahl Sarazen all post 69 to 73. Baseball opens 1964 season as Dodgers and Yankees face title hopes amid NL and AL dynamics.
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Russell Leads Celtics Past Royals In Fifth Game Win
Boston owns an 109 95 playoff victory over Cincinnati to clinch the series as Russell dominates with 35 rebounds in 47 minutes. Sam Jones 23 points Heinsohn 19 for Boston while Oscar Robertson and Cincinnati struggle to adjust to Boston's power.
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Panthers Host Pfeiffer In Local Baseball Clash
High Point College faces Pfeiffer at home this afternoon at 3. Dave Whitlock will start for HPC with Kirk Stewart slated to pitch tomorrow against Lenoir Rhyne at 2 30. The HPC vs Atlantic Christian game at Wilson was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Gibsonville Shut Out By Larsen Tigers
AMESTOWN Larry Larsen of Ragsdale High School held Gibsonville to one hit yesterday and drove in two runs as Ragsdale routed Gibsonville 12 to 0. Larsen struck out 13 with no walks and improved to 2-1 on the season. Gibsonville’s lone hit came in the first inning.
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Richard Petty Day Set In High Point Event
Richard Petty, recent Daytona 500 winner, will appear today at College Village Shopping Center from 4 to 8 p.m. to support the Cancer Crusade fundraiser. Hosted by High Point Jaycees and Southern Motors, the event features Petty’s blue Plymouth on display, with donations solicited for the cancer fund. Mayor Floyd Mehan proclaimed Richard Petty Day in a ceremony yesterday.
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