Dolan Grabs Doral Lead In Final Round Challenge
Jay Dolan fired a three under par 69 to take a one stroke edge over the field entering the final round of the Doral Open in Miami. Arnold Palmer could not gain ground with a 71, and Julius Boros tied at 212 while Johnny Pott and Frank Beard stood with 210.
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Swoboda and Hickman pace Mets past Cardinals 8 4
Mets erupt for three homers led by Ron Swoboda Jim Hickman and Dick Stuart scoring eight in an exhibition rout over the Cardinals. Whitey Ford allows four Orioles run. Yankees commit seven errors in 4 4 loss.
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Beanball Pitchers Will Still Draw Fine
St Petersburg AP reports NL pitchers will still face a $50 fine when umpires rule they deliberately throw at a batter. President Warren C Giles said the policy keeps the fine and adds removal from the game after a second warning. AL reportedly drops automatic fines on warnings.
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Four Ball To Start Thursday In Camden
The Carolina Golf Association four ball tournament opens Thursday at Camden Country Club, first major amateur event of the season in the Carolinas. Up to 72 teams qualify after an 18 hole round, with the low 15 scores earning berths. Notable pairs include Lookabill and Foster, Crist and Welch, Harvey and Goodes, Smith and Grant, and South Carolina’s Shawaker and Kearns.
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Braves in legal case loom over Milwaukee to Atlanta move
Bragan speaks amid Braves trial in Milwaukee and Atlanta planning. The veteran outfielder notes differing state rulings and hints a move may occur, with players focusing less on the court case and more on baseball as the team faces a pennant chase.
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Records fall in NCAA track meet with fast two mile times
A NCAA track event produced several record times as the two mile saw five runners break the 8:56.4 meet mark from 1965. The winning 7:30.1 effort edged Arnold Drake and teammates amid LSU and Kansas rivals. LSU's Taland Alb led early before the pack surged.
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