Ford Extends Lead At Pensacola Open In Round Three
Doug Ford, the 1957 Masters champion, stretched his lead to three strokes in the Pensacola Open with a 70 in round three to reach 205. Trailing at 208 were Don Fairfield, Ken Venturi, and Ted Kroll, with Wes Ellis Jr and Walker Inman Jr tied at 211.
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Don Fairfield
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Ill
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Ted Kroll
Sarasota
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N.J
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Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
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Inman
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Tequesta
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
North and South Women's Tourney Opens Wednesday
The 66th North and South amateur golf championship begins Wednesday at Pinehurst Country Club. Barbara McIntire of Toledo seeks a second straight title as eighteen hole qualifying leads to match play from Thursday through Monday March 24. Defending semifinalists Anne Casey Johnstone Anne Richardson and Mary Ann Downey return with more early entrants including Marge Burns Judy Bell Barbara Romack Porter Paul Dye Dale Fleming and Betty Kirby.
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Ohio
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Mason City
Iowa
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Columbus
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Baltimore
Marge Burns
Greensboro
Judy Bell
Wichita
Kan
Barbara Romack Porter
Sacramento
Calif
Paul Dye
Indianapolis
Dale Fleming
Tulsa
Okla
Betty Kirby
Akron
Braves edge Reds 5-3 on late double in Tampa
Milwaukee world champion Braves prevail over Cincinnati 5-3 in Tampa aided by a fluke two-out double that scored the tie breaking run. Wes Covington added an RBI on his third hit as Pete Whisenant misplayed a fly before Al Spangler and Covington delivered key scoring plays in the seventh.
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Reds
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Tain
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Red Sox Rally Past Phils In Sarasota Exhibition
Boston scores eight runs in the second inning off Curt Simmons, six unearned, beating Philadelphia 9 to 2 in Sarasota. Errors by Chico Fernandez and plays at first and left field help fuel the outburst as Porterfield earns the win.
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phils
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Chuck” Harmon
Simmons
Farrell
Golden
Lopate
Sennett
Porterfield
Stone
Kiely
Daley
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Red Sox
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Ted
Cubs Rally For 8 7 Exhibition Win Over Orioles
Cubs shortstop Ernie Banks hit two homers and Bob Speake added another as Chicago built a four run first inning but Baltimore staged a late rally with two in the bottom of the ninth to fall 8 7 in Mesa Arizona.
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Orioles
Chicago Cubs
Mesa, Ariz
Sam Taylor
Yankees Beat Cardinals 6-2 on Skowron Del Greco Shots
In St. Petersburg, the New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-2 with Bill Skowron and Bobby Del Greco homering. Del Greco broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh inning, driving a run over the center field wall after Lloyd Merritt.
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New York
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Baxes homers as Kansas City tops Pirates in exhibition
Mike Baxes delivered a two run homer with two out in the eighth to lift Kansas City to a 54 exhibition win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Rookie John Tsitouris struggled early, allowing four Pirate runs in the first two innings, while Frank Thomas added a three run shot in the first.
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Kansas City Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
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Peeren
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HH. Smith
Thomas
Kansas City
Baxes
Tigers beat Senators to claim third straight Grapefruit league win
Detroit Tigers defeated the Washington Senators 7-3 in a Grapefruit League game. Hal Griggs and Whitey Herzog hit home runs for Washington, while Detroit pulled away with a four-run eighth inning to break a 3-3 tie.
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Fla
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Washingjton Senators
Senators
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Whitey Herzog
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
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Minnick
Marae
Bunning
Law
Hesen
Nips Nab Mat Meet at YMCA Gymnasium
In Lexington the Mat Meet saw Keomuka and Moto defeat George Becker and Billy Two Rivers using a De-Girl claw hold. Keomuka clinched the third fall, Moto took the first with judo chops and a body slam. Becker won the second over Keomuka with an abdominal stretch. Tinker Todd beat Buddy Lee with dropkicks. Johnny Heideman advanced in the semifinals by defeating Len Rossi via body slam and body press.
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Moto
Duke Keomuka
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Billy Two-Rivers
Keomuka
Becker
Tinker Todd
Buddy Lee
Johnny Heideman
Len Rossi
Cline Cards 69 Leads Gulf Coast Field
In Gulfport Mississippi Dick Cline rolled in a 60 foot eagle putt on the par five 12th to clinch his third 69 and a three stroke lead in the Gulf Coast Invitational. He began tied at 188 with Buster Cupit and Gene Frase and finished 207 total as Cupit 213 Frase 210. Barfield and Taylor tied for second at 210.
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Dick Cline
Lanett
Ala
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Ark
Gene Frase
Memphis
Tenn
Cupit
Frase
Jim Barfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bill ‘Taylor
South Charleston
W.va
Lucky to Last Hitting Star Ted Williams Looks to 500 Home Runs
In Sarasota Ted Williams, 39, reflects on a career interrupted by Marine service and injuries. He aims to break Lou Gehrig's 494 homers, discusses hitting .400 chances, and plans another two or three seasons to reach 500 despite past setbacks.
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Stan Musial
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Maryland Terps stumble on bench in ACC grind
In the ACC race notes Bud criticized lack of defensive rebounding but box officials show Maryland controlled the backboards. Fans and writers debated the game play while Friday ticket sales were tight after West Virginia and Carolina losses. Maryland players left a local motel after Millikan criticized accommodations.
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West Virginia
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Maryland
Terps
Millikan
Greenville wins Carolinas YMCA Mites title in Burlington
Greenville D C topped Kannapolis 34 to 31 to win the Carolinas YMCA Mites basketball tournament for boys through 13 at the Burlington Community YMCA. Dan Farnsworth led with 13 points and Ray Sim added 12 as 22 teams competed over two days.
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N.C
Greenville
D.C
Kannapolis
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Ray Sim
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Burlington Community
Indians season ticket sales hampered by recession
Tucson report says the advance sale of Cleveland Indians season tickets is hurt by the business recession, conveyed by a club official on Saturday.
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Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Battlin Billy Aims to Lock Shortstop Role With Tigers
Detroit hopeful Billy Martin pushes to play shortstop for the Tigers after stints at second and in the outfield. He recalls his trade past with the Yankees and cites Casey Stengel and George Weiss as pivotal figures in his career while aiming to steady a young Detroit infield.
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NEA
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Lee
Harvey Kuenn
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Casey Stengel
Weiss
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Army
Considera
Fort Carson
Japan
Gil McDougald
Phil Rizzuto
McDougald
Jack Tighe
al Kaline
VPI Defends Its Shooting Crown
Virginia Tech defended its Southern Conference rifle title at Virginia Military Institute with a 1417 team score, a conference record. Sam Morgan led Tech with 292x300 as VPI topped The Citadel and a field of 10 teams from the conference.
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Virginia Tech
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Techmen
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Wasterington and Lee
VMI
Furman
Richmond
Davidson
William and Mary
Turner Sets Cap For Wilson 100
Curtis Turner from Roanoke Va. shifts focus to the 100 mile NASCAR stock car race at Wilson. He stays in the overall Grand National hunt but passes the 100 mile convertible crown. Expected entrants include Buck Baker Speedy Thompson Lee Petty and Jack Smith at Wilson. The convertible race at North Wilkesboro Speedway and other events run Sunday afternoon.
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Curtis Turner
Roanoke
Wilson
North Wilkesboro
Turner
Buck Baker
Spartanburg
S&s. C
Speedy Thompson
Charlotte
Lee Petty
Randleman
Jack Smith
Atlanta
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Charlotte Fairgrounds
How to Get a Promotion Next Monday at Senior High
Learn steps to gain promotion, improve popularity, or boost sales orders next Monday March 17 at 7 30 PM in the Senior High Auditorium. Call Merchant's Association office today at 24121 for details.
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