Snead Leads Citrus Go Despite Veteran Jokes
Ben Hogan era? no. Sam Snead, turning 54 on May 27, tops the Citrus Go field at Rio Pinar Club tying for fourth after a 71 while rivals Palmer, Player and Nicklaus draw attention. Refram of Boca Raton and Lotz of Hayward share 68s to stay within reach.
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Gold Medal Tourney Features College Players Tonight
Former college basketball stars highlight the Gold Medal Tourney card headlined by an 8 pm Class A contest between High Point YMCA and Carl Chavis YMCA. Five games are on tap with Class B and C matchups, plus HPC facing Winston-Salem Bullets. Last night’s results included Burlington YMCA and Stop & Shop teams posting wins in regional play.
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Kirk Stewart
Danny Sewell
Joe Forte
Wolfy Unger
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Roger
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Gene Littles
Jim Picka
Bill McDermott
Larry Wa John Davis
Bill Green
Lindsay
Chuck Tomlinson
HPC
Winston-Salem Bullets
Don Fullmer Seeks Title Shot in Middleweight Ring
Don Fullmer, 27, of West Jordan Utah, aims for a title shot in the middleweight division, challenging Dick Tiger and hoping to join his brother Gene as a champion. He holds a title won when Joey Giardello held the belt, but says the crown has little value without a chance to unify.
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Colavito Sees Tribe Winning Pennant This Season
In Tucson Arizona AP Rocky Colavito says Cleveland's baseball team can win the American League pennant this year. He notes the ball club is ready and cites his 11th season, 328 career home runs 1 013 RBIs a .287 1965 average and a perfect fielding mark in 162 games despite never having played for a winner.
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Celtics on Verge of Losing Title in Tight Eastern Race
The Celtics trail the 76ers by one game with two to play as Philadelphia closes winner in a 53-25 mark while Boston sits at 52-26. Wilt Chamberlain powered the 76ers with clutch baskets and free throws aiding a late run.
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Bill Monsitncin
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Koufax Drysdale Sign Movie Pact Training Ahead
The article notes Koufax and Drysdale agreeing to a movie contract starting in April with training to keep their arms in shape during winter. They plan a Japan tour in mid June with a six figure payout plus gate percentage. Dodgers lose fifth straight 4 3 to St Louis as Lefebre drives in three late runs.
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Light Suit Against Cubs Seeks Field Lighting
Chicago attorney Bill Shiensky files a circuit court suit against Philip K. Wrigley and Cubs directors. He asks for orders to install lights at Wrigley Field, schedule night games, and reimburse stockholders for losses from past delays. He claims lighting would boost gate and concession receipts and overall team revenue.
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