Palmer Wins Masters by Six Strokes in Augusta
Arnold Palmer captures the Masters crown by six strokes at Augusta National. Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr tie for second at 282, with Marr carding a final round 67. Palmer, who opened with a lead and never relinquished, earns $20,000.
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Gene Littier
al Belberger
Dan Sikes
Johnny Pott
Peter Butler
Don January
Mason Rudolph
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Kel Nagle
Juan Rodriguez
Bo Wininger
Bobby Nichols
Gary Cowan
Gay Brewer
Phil Rodgers
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Wes Ells
Davis Love
Ramon Sota
Don’ Fairilald
aBiily
Joe Allen
Bob Goalby
Jacky Cupt
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Toros Ishile
Xbebron Harris Jr
Chen Ching-po
Dave Ragan
Doug Ford
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Jim Beckem
Associated Press
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Arnold Palmer Enterprises
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Tower of London
Elizabeth Taylor
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Marv
Chioan
Deacons Winning But Their Coach Is Still Worried
Guilford’s surprising Quakers challenge Elon and Catawba in the early East Carolina Conference baseball race. Guilford swept Appalachian 54 and 10-6 to stand at 4-1, Elon 5-0, Catawba 4-0, with High Point 3-2 and Wake Forest 1-2 in conference play. Wake Forest coach Jack Stallings notes strong pitching but slow hitting as the Deacons prepare for NC and Duke games this week. The ACC leaders appear NC and Virginia, with Carolina and Clemson also in the mix as the schedule unfolds through Friday and the weekend.
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Brewer Added to Dodgers Roster in Sherry Trade
Los Angeles Dodgers add pitcher Jim Brewer to their roster after a trade that sent Larry Sherry to Detroit. Brewers, formerly with Chicago, fill the vacancy created by the deal in Los Angeles.
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Women’s Golf Tourney Set At Emerywood Country Club
The first monthly Furniture City Women’s Golf Association match, postponed by weather, will be played tomorrow at Emerywood Country Club. Open to regular women golfers from Emerywood Blair Park and Colonial Country Club, the event kicks off a summer series with tee times before 10 30.
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Mountaineers Open Season With Sweeping Start
WVU presents dominant early form as Richmond struggles with offense. Mountaineers hold 8-0 overall, 4-0 conference, while Richmond sits 2-4 overall, 1-0 in the Southern Conference. WVU’s pitching leads with a 0.71 staff ERA and a low 181 team batting average. Richmond’s hurlers post a 1.53 ERA yet lack run support.
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British Soccer Hit By Scandal
Police investigations begin into a major betting scandal threatening Britains national sport. The People named players Tony Kay Peter Swan and David Layne as involved in fixing a December 1962 match with Ipswich. Wednesday suspended Swan and Layne. Kay to meet Everton directors.
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Pearson Wins Hillsboro Dirt Race In Duel With Petty
David Pearson dominated the Hillsboro Joe Weatherly Memorial dirt race, finishing 3 laps ahead of Dick Hutcher son after Richard Petty retired with clutch trouble. Pearson earned $1,400 for first, with nine of 27 starters reaching the finish on the 167 lap, 0.1 mile oval.
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David
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Keokuk
Iowa
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Trinity
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Kannapolis
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Mercury
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Danville
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Amelia
Junior Johnson
Neil Castles
Charlotte
Chrysler
Elmo Langley
Eaton
Ford
Randieman
Plymouth
Buddy Ar
Larry Frank
Greenville
S.C
Colonial Holds Dog Fight Go
A mixed dog fight tournament was held yesterday at Colonial Country Club during the open house. Members and guests competed with winners listed for front nine back nine and one hole contests. Front nine winners were Mike Trimnal Bob Halladay Lloyd Jones and Jim Mc Adams. Back nine winners were Herb Bryant Gary Dobbins John Mabe and Vada Keever. One hole winners were Joe Jarrell Le lon Cooper Alan Bundy and Dot Jones.
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Front
Mike Trimnal
Bob Halladay
Lloyd Jones
Jim McAdams
Herb Bryant
Gary Dobbins
John Mabe
Vada Keever
Joe Jarrell
Lelon Cooper
Ail Bundy
Dot Jones
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