Crocker Extends Lead In Women’s Titleholders at Augusta
Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay surged to four stroke lead at Augusta after two rounds of the 72 hole tournament. Kathy Cornelius and Wiffi Smith chased as amateurs Anne Quast slipped back. Scorers show Crocker 75 75 for 150, Cornelius 79 75 for 154, Smiths 79 76 and 79 77 for 155 and 156 respectively.
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Augusta
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Kathy Cornelius
Lakeland
Fla
Miss Crocker
Smith
Wiffi
St. Clair
Mich
Marilynn
French Lick
Ind
Anne Quast
Marysville
Wash
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Crystal River
Wanda Sanches
Baton Rouge
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Peggy Kirk Bell
Southern Pines
Fay
Wiffi Smith
Marilyn Smith
A Quast
Crystal
Jackie Pung
Daly City
Calif
Betty Bush
Tequesta
Jo — Ae
Birmingham
Ala
Ae Burns
Beverly Hanson
India
Joyce Ziske
Milwaukee
Tinker Todd Wins Five-Event Wrestle Royal in Lexington
Tinker Todd claimed the Lexington YMCA wrestle royal title after five events. He defeated Johnny Heideman two matches to one in the final, with falls by half crab, kneelift, and body press, and beat Don Martin Gene Bowman and Billy Cox en route to the finals.
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Lexington
Tinker Todd
Lexington Ymca
Todd
Johnny Heideman
Heidman
Don Martin
Gene Bowman
Billy Cox
Providence advances to NIT semifinals over St Louis
Providence upset third-seeded St Louis 64-53 to reach the National Invitation Tournament semifinals joining Utah State. Utah State edged Villanova 73-72 in overtime as Max Perry hit two free throws with seven seconds left. St Bonaventure routed Holy Cross 94-81 for its 17th straight win, Dayton beat Temple 72-51. Semifinals set with Bradley vs Dayton and St John’s ( NY ) vs St Bonaventure. Providence faces Utah State next.
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NEW York
Providence
St. Louis
Utah State
Villanova
Max Perry
St. Bonaventure
Brother Tom
Sam Stith
Bradley
Dayton
St. John’s
Majors Should Run Minors Says Hank Greenberg
Hank Greenberg, Chicago White Sox VP, urged in Sporting News that the major leagues take over the minors to cut costs. He said majors pay 80 to 90 percent of bills and blamed independent minor owners as negligible while advocating expansion to nine teams per league and a return of the National League to New York.
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ST. Louis
Hank Greenberg
Chicago White Sox
Sporting News
Greenberg
National Baseball Weekly
White Sox
National League Baseball
New York
Regan Named Seton Hall Basketball Coach
Richard Regan former Rochester Royals captain was appointed coach at Seton Hall University in South Orange N J succeeding John Russell who retired Regan 28 co captain with Walter Dukes of the 1952 53 NIT champions served in the Marines after four NBA seasons and returned to Seton Hall as freshman coach and assistant.
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South Orange
N.J
Richard
Richie) Regan
Rochester Royals
Seton Hall University
John
Honey) Russell
Regan
Walter Dukes
Seton Hall
Marines
National Basketball Assn
Russell
Perry seals NIT OT win as Utah State ousts Villanova
In New York, Max Perry hit two free throws with seven seconds left in overtime to lift Utah State, 73 to 72, over Villanova in the NIT quarterfinals. St. Bonaventure’s Stith brothers combined for 52 points in a 94-81 first round win over Holy Cross. Dayton beat Temple 72-51 as St. Bonaventure advances to meet St. John’s in the quarterfinals while Bradley awaits the Dayton-Temple winner.
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State
Iron Men
Perry
Tom Samuelwicz
Sam Stith
Tom
Stiths
GGO Purse Reaches 21000 at Greensboro Open
The 1960 Greater Greensboro Open increases total purse to 21000 with a new 1500 for non touring pros and 450 for low home pro. Curtis Carolinas Cup contract signed, ticket plan reorganized, April 14-17 at Starmount Forest Country Club. Patrol tickets priced at 100 with benefits. 70 sold toward 100 goal.
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Greensboro
Aubrey Doggett
GGO
Carolinas
Starmount Forest Country Club
Generals Resume Play Tonight in Eastern Hockey League
The Eastern Hockey League playoff series between Charlotte and Greensboro resumes Sunday night at 7. The series is tied to one game after Charlotte led 1-0 last Tuesday. If needed, games move to Greensboro on Wednesday and Friday with a Sunday game on March 20. The Charlotte Colisee will host a circus on those dates.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
Greensboro
Charlotte Coliseum
Saturday Scores From National Invitation Tournament
In first round action St Bonaventure defeated Holy Cross 81 to 73 while Utah State fell to Villanova in overtime 72 The Dayton team beat Temple 72 51 The Eastern regional saw Western Kentucky win 97 87 over Ohio U The Midwest regional noted DePaul 67 Texas 61 in a consolation game In Kansas City Tennessee State lost 10 to 65 William Jewell in a third place NAIA match The NBA ALSN Western Division playoffs had Minneapolis top Detroit 113 112 in a best of 3 series with Minneapolis leading 1 0
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St. Bonaventures
Holy Cross
Utah State
Villanova
Dayton
Temple
NAIA
Kansas City
Tennessee State
William Jewell
Minneapolis
Detroit
Campbell Leads Pensacola Open With 66 In Windy Round
Joe Campbell of New York City shot a six under par 66 to grab the 54 hole lead at 204 in the Pensacola Open. Arnold Palmer sits two behind at 206 after a 73 while Ken Venturi Allen Geigerger and George Bayer follow at 207. Windy conditions produced tougher scoring as final round set for Sunday.
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Pensacola, Fla
Joe Campbell
New York City
Purdue
Campbell
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Palmer
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Calif
Allen Geigerger
Studio City
Cal
Big George Bayier
Gleneagles
Ill
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Fla
Tucson
Ariz
Pensacola
Ae Palmer
de Palo Alto
Allen Geiberger
Boros
N.C
Dow
Farmer
Xumento
Pete Mazur
Montauk Point
N.Y
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
Joe Moresco
Houston
Tex
Bill Collins
Crystal River
Billy Maxwell
Oceanside
Giants Rally Past Indians 11-8 in Cactus League Opener
San Francisco defeated Cleveland 11-8 as six Cleveland homers failed to stop the Giants in Tucson. Rocky Colavito homered three times but one was nullified after batting out of turn. other Cleveland blasts came from Power Leek Temple and Colavito.
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Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland
San Francisco Giants
Rocky Colavito
Giant
Bill Rigney
Rocky
Rigney
Julio Navarro
Vic Power
Gene Leek
Johnny Temple
San Francisco
Miller
Navarro
Worthington
Berry
Fisher
Schmidt
Wilson
Locke
Stigman
Kiely
Allen
Nixon
Jones
Guerin
W—Miller
Alou
Bressound
Power
Colavito
Leek
Temple
Weather Forces Tigers Indoors
Bad weather has forced the Clemson Tigers to hold spring football practice indoors for more than a week. Coach Frank Howard said the intrasquad game ending practice is still scheduled outdoors next Saturday. He hopes to get in some outdoor work before then. About 80 high school coaches from the Carolinas and Georgia watched the Tigers work out in the gym Friday as part of a three day clinic. Lectures ended, the squad took the day off.
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Clemson
S.C
Clemson Tigers
Frank Howard
Carolinas
Georgia
Tigers
Maryland Dominates Distance and Relay Events in Conference Meet
In a competitive meet Maryland leads with top performances across events. Doane and Stover race in the 880 yards, while Maryland claims mile relays with Salup Cola vida Wolfe Smith and Gray Kipp Polanowski Stauffer. New records noted, and Florida Military also shows strong showings in sprints and hurdles.
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Doane
Duke
Stover
North Carolina
Irby
Maryland
Whitener
Dunkelburg
Clemson
Atkinson
South Carolina
Martin
N.C. State
Hicks
Whittle
Dodds
Croom
Salup
Colavita
Wolfe
Smith
Virginia
Gray
Kipp
Polanowski
Stauffer
Rege
Allen
Florida
Braithwaite
Virginia Military
Mastin
Furman
Lloyd
Carlton
Pugh
Citadel
Scott
Traynham
Humphrey
Richmond
Lowenstein
Wadsworth
Willis
Elliott
Et Nyre
Blackedge
Stower
Backe
Michaels
Diederich
William & Mary
Kern
Talley
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Frank Case
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Wildcats
Hubie White
Joe Worthen
Jack Foley
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Big Tom
Tom Stiths
George Blaney
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Pikull Ick ( Church St
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Ts One
Wrighty Economy Department
Breun St. Entragre
Generals
THE
Western Kentucky
Ohio U
Midwest
Depaul
Texas
Schloss
Nie
REV Ag
MD Erat
PCS
Pensacola Country Club
Rte
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Dougan
Gay Brewer Jr
Fair Oaks
Walker Inman Jr
Eglin Air Force Base
Giants
George P. Clark
NEW England Midi Lifes Professional Life Insurance Service
N. Main St
Kendall
Kennedy Oil CO
Tryon ST
Jay Wood
Horace G. Ilderton
S. Main St
America
Softee
Mister Softee
Whitehouse-Caldwell, Inc. — Distributors
West Moore Street
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