Indoor Baseball Opens At Houston Astrodome In 1965
Indoor baseball in Houston’s domed stadium tops opening week as nine cities start play Monday with 268000 fans expected. The Yankees face injury woes while Orioles and White Sox challenge in the American League.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
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Nicklaus Leads Masters After 3rd Round Fine 64
Jack Nicklaus of Ohio steals the show in Augusta with a 64 to sit 14 under after 54 holes. The 1960s star holds a commanding lead entering the final round, thrilling spectators.
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Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Boy Wonder
Buckeye
Nicklaus fires record 64 to lead Masters by four shots
Jack Nicklaus scorched Augusta National with an eight under par 64 to reach 54 holes at 202, tying the Masters record and opening a four-stroke edge over Gary Player. Arnold Palmer and Dan Sikes share third at 210 as Mason Rudolph and Gene Littler chase.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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Tennessee
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Nicklaus pursues third straight title at 54-hole event
The report notes Nicklaus, famed Open and PGA winner, aims for a win while acknowledging tough holes and powerful drives. He birdied the 13th and 15th in a 54-hole stretch, insisting he just wants to win and not chase records.
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Salisbury
Piedmont
Thomasville Wins Opener In Tennis
Thomasville opens tennis action with a victory in the season opener. Local match details reference a player noted on page 8-B.
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Thomasville
Nicklaus shoots 64 to take early Masters lead
Jack Nicklaus delivers a record-tying 64 eight under par at Augusta's Masters. He leads at the three quarter mark with a 202 total, fourteen under, after an improvised celebration following a long birdie putt on the 2nd hole.
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Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Mrs Jack Nicklaus Mother-To-Be Among Fans At Masters
Augusta AP Barbara Nicklaus wife of Jack Nicklaus drew a 15 000 strong Masters gallery as she walked the 6980 yard course for the third day in a row. The pregnant mother-to-be repeatedly stood on tiptoe to catch a glimpse of her husband while sharing quiet moments with fans.
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Kelso Sturgeon
Associated Press
Augusta, Ga
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Lorenzen Faces Odds in Atlanta 500 Showdown
Freddie Lorenzen, the leading Yankee in Georgia racing, starts 17th in the 500 mile Atlanta event. Ford dominance shapes the field as top rivals include Panch, Jarrett, Hutcherson, Foyt, Johns, Frank, and Junior Johnson. Lorenzen seeks a win to push toward a NASCAR earnings milestone despite tough tire wear and rain delays.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Georgia
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Elmhurst
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Atlanta
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Ford
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Nascar
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Tennis results: Lambeth and Beaumont lead Day in singles
Lambeth defeated Corpening 62 in singles with Carlton over Beaumont 63 75. Doubles saw Lewis Chidester defeat Beaumont Corpening 62 98 by default.
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Corpening
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Auerbach backs Celtics in decisive Philadelphia clash
Boston coach Red Auerbach promises a Celtics victory to reclaim the ninth straight Eastern Division playoff title as Boston hosts Philadelphia in a best of seven tied 2-2. Wilt Chamberlain and Hal Greer figure in a late overtime loss, with network telecast set for ABC at 1:55 p.m. EST.
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