Casper Wins Coral Open in Dramatic Final Stroke
Paul Bondeson led by four through 11 holes but faltered with two double bogeys. Bill Casper seized the moment, birdied the 15th from 35 feet, and held on to win the Coral Country Club Open at Doral with a 283 total. Bondeson finished second with 273, earning $4,600 as a young pro considers quitting the tour. Casper rose to fourth on 1962 money list ahead of Nicklaus and Hogan topped by $15,408 for the year.
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Ben Funk
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Paul Bondeson
Bill Casper
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Bondeson
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Ted Kroll
Aronid Palmer
Gene Littler
Pros In Their Final Warmup At Wilmington
A purse of 2500 drew 50 pros and 150 amateurs to the Cape Fear Country Club for a final prep before the Azalea Open in Wilmington. The 72 hole event offers 20000, with past winners like Jerry Barber Art Wall Mike Souchak and Billy Maxwell. Gary Player and a strong field including Littler Sifford Casper and Ford are entered as the tournament begins.
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Jack Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Ted Kroll
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Buddy Sullivan
John Gustin
Lionel Hebert
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Jim Ferree
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Wanes
Arnold Palmer
Jack McGowan
Seeee
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Frank Stranahan
Tommy Bolt
Stetewee
Art Wall Jr
Jim Ferrier
Ed Furgol
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Seeeee
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Tommy Jacobs
Jimmy Powell
Billy Maxwell
Larry Mowry
Dave Hill
Bo Wininger
Tom Nieporte
Doug Ford
Econee
Jerry Barber
Don Finsterwald
Rex Baxter Jr
Mike Souchak
Phil Rodgers
Angel Miguel
Bob McCalister
Bill Carlin
Pete Cooper
Paul Harney
Dave Marr
John Barnum
Pete Mazur
Tony Lema
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Cape Fear Country Club
Augusta
Will
Art Wall
Howie Johnson
Gene Littler
Charlie Sifford
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Bob Rosburg
Billy Casper
Donovans Doubts Vanish As Hogue Goes High In NBA Draft
Eddie Donovan, coach of the Packers, hailed Paul Hogue as the Knicks first choice after Louisville showdown. Hogue 6-9 235 led Cincinnati to the NCAA title game win over Ohio State. Knicks drafted him despite initial doubts about speed while also taking Terry Dischinger and Dave Debusschere in the draft.
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National Basketball Association
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Dave Debusschere
University of Detroit
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Alabama Mentor Cancels Trips
Paul Bryant, University of Alabama football coach, canceled all away-from-home engagements for about three months on his doctor's advice. He said a recent checkup showed he was run down, and he will coach only at home. His plans to coach in an all-star game in Buffalo on June 23 are halted.
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Ala
Paul Bryant
University of Alabama
Bryant
Buffalo
N.Y
Boxing crisis looms as Benny Parret lies in coma
A reader column weighs boxing’s future if Benny Parret dies or is disabled in New York. The piece argues the sport faces abolition pressures amid gangster ties and calls for safer rules, noting boxing’s appeal hinges on fan support and the fate of Parret.
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Benny
Kid) Paret
New York
Paret
Casey Lets Hook Pitch In Miami Disaster Pointed From Mets Front Office
Casey Stengel kept Jay Hook in a spring start against the Orioles as the Mets rookie endured an 18-8 loss after six innings. Baltimore pounded Hook for 16 runs on 21 hits, with two homers, while Evans Killeen gave up more runs in relief. Stengel defended the decision, aiming to mold Hook into a nine inning starter despite the early shellacking.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
Roberto Clemente
Early Wynn
Juan Pizarro
Griffith defeats Paret to win world welterweight title
Emile Griffith, the new world welterweight champion, battered Benny Kid Paret into a 12th round knockout at Madison Square Garden. Paret remains in critical condition in Roosevelt Hospital with brain injuries and coma, while Governor Rockefeller reviews a State Athletic Commission report on the fight amid calls for safer boxing.
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Kid) Paret
New York
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Ruby Goldstein
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Miami
Exhibition Baseball Results and Standings Recap
Exhibition results show Detroit and New York both homerless in early clashes with Mantle and Blanchard hitting for New York and Detroit. Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Cincinnati posted gains in multiple games with notable home runs. Monday results included Baltimore tallying 18 and New York 8, while several teams prepared for midweek matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Boxing results from four city bouts reported by AP
Sydney Sid Prior of Australia stopped J D Ellis in six rounds after a 142 to 137 percent score. Angel Morales of New York outpointed Ron De Cost of Brockton in six rounds 115 to 111. Humberto Barrera of Robstown stopped Panchito Saldivar of Monterrey in five rounds 122 to 123. Paddy Read of Providence outpointed Gene Fosmire of Revere in ten rounds 132 to 129.
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Ronnie de Cost
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Tex
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Robstown
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Revere
NHL Semifinal Playoff Schedule Tuesday Doubleheader
National Hockey League best of seven semifinal games feature New York visiting Toronto and Chicago traveling to Montreal on Tuesday. Both matchups shape the conference series with potential road splits as the playoff push continues.
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Toronto
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia at Boston Series Preview
Los Angeles leads Detroit 2 0 and Boston trails Philadelphia 1 0 as the midweek schedule features Philadelphia traveling to Boston for a key game.
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Philadelphia
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the Hill) McGill
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