Arkadelphia Beats Hope Golfers at Arkadelphia Country Club
Hope High School golf team lost last Friday to Arkadelphia High at Arkadelphia Country Club. Medalist Sammy Strong of Hope shot 76 at Texarkana meet earlier. Hope travels to Camden Country Club Tuesday for a return match.
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Cosmic Tip Wins Arkansas Derby on Disqualification
Cosmic Tip, owned by River Divide Farm, won the Arkansas Derby after Donald McKellar's longshot Moral Suasion was disqualified for interference with Blaze Starr and Trolling Rim. Jockey Robert Mundart described a muddy track and a dramatic stretch run as Cosmic Tip moved from dead last to victory. Snow Fort finished third. Moral Suasion’s rider Calvin Stone wept as stewards announced the ruling.
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Light Talk
Ortiz Looks to Another Title Bout in San Juan
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz defended his crown in San Juan, stopping No 1 contender Nenny Lane? in a likely title shot setup after a 49 second 13th round TKO of Doug Vaillant. Ortiz’s advisor Bill Daly rejected Lane’s challenge and claimed Ortiz will seek the best price and opponent next.
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Nicklaus Clinches Masters as Young Champion Tops Palmer
Augusta, August 23 1963 Jack Nicklaus 23 earns Masters title by one stroke over Tiny Lewis with boros and Snead two back. Nicklaus becomes youngest Masters winner amid bold drives and late clutch putt ending Palmer Player Boros Snead chase. Also notes student council election results with Delaine Bonds as president.
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Sikes Finishes in Money at Masters Game
R H Sikes of Springdale Arkansas finished play in the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta Georgia with a 806 which would have earned $750 cash if he were not an amateur He is captain of the University of Arkansas golf team and one of the most promising amateur golfers in the United States.
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Baseball Standings And Results From The Associated Press
Final standings for the American and National Leagues list teams such as Los Angeles Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Chicago and Washington with win loss records and percentages. Sunday results include Chicago over Cincinnati Milwaukee over New York and Baltimore over New York with other scores noted. several rain cancellations affected scheduled games.
Golf Prize Tie Revealed In Close Round
Fragmentary OCR shows a golf match with players Snead Nicklaus Furgol Finsterwald and Ved tied near the lead. A final tally notes a $36,715 purse and notable putting performance by Nicklaus as he contends for top spot.
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Major Leagues Open Baseball Season Today
New season starts with four new managers and many new players as Washington and Cincinnati lead with 24 hour jumps. Orioles and Pirates meet in opening games as 47 000 and 30 000 fans expected. Yankees favored to win AL. NL sees Giants Dodgers and Reds in top pennant race with many trades boosting rosters.
Kennedy to Toss First Baseball
Washington AP Kennedy to throw the opening ball for the American League season continuing a 1910 tradition started by Taft in Washington. A 45 000 crowd is expected as Senators and Orioles scramble for a souvenir after the ceremonial toss by President Kennedy amid stadium vendor contract talks.
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Probable Pitchers With Last Year Records And Start Times
Today's games feature Barher and Rudolph in Washington at 1 40 p m with an estimated 47 000 attendance Only game of the day. Francis faces O Toole in Cincinnati at 2 30 p m drawing 29 000. Tuesday games include Terry against Rakow in Kansas City at 2 20 p m with 33 000 expected. Chicago Herbert opposed Detroit Running at 1 80 p m and Boston Monhouquette meets McBride in Los Angeles at 1 11 p m drawing 35 000. Cleveland Grant vs Pascual in Minnesota at 2 30 a m with 30 000 fans. Los Angeles Drysdale at Chicago Jackson 2 90 p m and San Francisco Sanford against Houston Farrell at 2 30 xan for 25 000. Milwaukee Burdette versus Pittsburgh Friend at 1 95 p m drawing 28 000. St Louis Broglia at New York Craig at 2 pan. Cincinnati Jay at Philadelphia Mahaffey with McLish at 1 1-5 at 8 05 p m drawing 25 000.
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Baseballs new faces and managerial shifts across leagues
Ted Savage leads Milwaukee into a wave of acquisitions adding Ty Cline Don Dillars and Frank Funk while Ton Hoak joins Philadelphia to bolster the infield. Ryne Duren and Carl Averill join the Phillies infield reshuffle as Houston boosts with Pete Runnels Howie Gass Carroll Hardy and rookies John Bateman Dave Adieshi Brock Davis and Zachery. Cubs Mets and Colts also remake rosters with Larry Jackson Lindy McDaniel Dick Lemay Steve Boros Ken Aspromonte Mer ritt Ranew Duke Snider Carleton Willey Norm Sherry Larry Burright Tim Harkness Al Moran Tracy Stallard. Four new managers include Johnny Pesky Ed Lopat Bobby Bragan and Birdie Tebbetts with Tebbetts taking Milwaukee and Cleveland roles.
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Philadelphia
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Howie Gass
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Lindy McDaniel
Dick Lemay
Steve Boros
Ken Aspromonte
Merritt Ranew
Duke Snider
Carleton Willey
Norm Sherry
Larry Burright
Tim Harkness
al Moran
Tracy Stallard
Parkers Return to Spring Grid Practice Today
Fayetteville Arkansas AP The University of Arkansas Razorbacks resume spring football drills after a day off The first spring scrimmage Friday was filmed four hours and coach Frank Broyles called it unimpressive saying the defense controlled play and few touchdowns were scored Two backs were sidelined Kenny Hatfield and Stan Sparks with injuries while Tom McKnelly shined by kicking 39 yards in the session
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Detroit Wings top Chicago 7 4 in semifinal clincher
National Hockey Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 4 to take the best of seven semifinal series 4 2. A yard field goal followed. A 141 yard attempt was missed later. Broyles announced Saturday film sessions would be graded and the squad reassigned today.
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Nicklaus Wins Masters at Augusta by One Stroke
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio won the 27th Masters at Augusta by one stroke with a 286 total. California’s Tony Lema finished second, while Sam Snead tied for third at 288 and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer contended before fading.
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White fox capelets and stole styles charm perennial trend
A fashion note highlights white fox fur in capelets and stoles as a timeless favorite appearing in multiple outfits. The piece underscores enduring appeal and versatility across seasonal looks, with emphasis on luxury fur elements and classic styling.
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