Broyles Sees Two Solid Tackles as Arkansas Rebuilds
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised two good tackles by Mike Jordan and Larry Watkins in a spring scrimmage after criticizing the previous day’s effort. He warned sophomores must improve basics as spring practice shifts to fundamentals with 22 hours of work and a 25 minute scrimmage, while four quarterbacks shared reps.
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Harry Jones
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Winningest pitchers named Koufax and Chance in AP poll
Sandy Koufax and Dean Chance were chosen as the winningest pitchers for 1965 in the AP preseason poll. Koufax led NL voters with 155 votes despite an elbow issue, while Chance of the Angels drew 95 votes, well ahead of his AL rivals among 266 writers and broadcasters.
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Ortega Helps Senators Win Big in Spring Training
In Washington spring play, 25-year-old Phil Ortega from the Dodgers care package sparked an 8-3 victory over Baltimore, lifting the Senators to the top of the AL exhibition standings. Ortega, part of a Dodgers swap for Claude Osteen and John Kennedy, has a 1.91 ERA in 35 spring innings.
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Saito and Cullen Triumph In Boxing Showdowns
In Tokyo Katsuo Saito aged 120 from Japan outpointed Kim Kyun of South Korea over ten rounds. In Liverpool Mau rice Cullen of England outpointed Dave Coventry by decision to claim the vacant British lightweight title.
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Solunar Tables Show Major and Minor Periods
Richard Adon presents a Solunar Table from John Alden Knight highlighting Major periods shown in bold and Minor periods in regular type. Major windows start at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, guiding fishing and hunting plans for Thursday through Sunday.
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Player Goes in Front With Victory
AUGUSTA GA AP Ed Furgol helped Gary Player take the lead at the Masters as Player shot 65 on The Monster course to stand two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema Dan Sikes and Tommy Aaron. The field of 91 remained intense with 33 under par and 44 par or better as 11 posted 69s or better and 9 had 70s. Frank Beard led in fifth at 63 while several contenders chased the 64 Masters record.
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Exhibition Baseball Results Span Several Cities
Results from Thursday show Cincinnati 5 Chicago A 1 and St. Louis 6 New York N 1 with Cleveland 4 San Francisco 1, Washington 8 Baltimore 3, Kansas City 8 Minnesota 4. Weekend slate lists Baltimore at Houston and New York A at Houston among regional games across multiple venues.
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Russell Shines as Celtics Top 76ers in Playoff Game
Boston captain Bill Russell powered a 112-94 win over Philadelphia to seize a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Division finals. Russell posted 19 points and dominated on the boards while Wilt Chamberlain struggled with limited field goals. The Celtics head to Game 4 on Wilt’s court.
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Stanley Cup Playoffs Semifinals Recap and Schedule
In the NHL best-of-seven semifinals Toronto defeated Montreal 4 to 2 to level the series at two games apiece while Chicago beat Detroit 2 to 1 keeping their series tied at 2-2 No games are on today Saturday’s scheduled game has Toronto visiting Montreal for the next matchup.
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Daylight games under Houston's new Astrodome spark glare
Houston's 31.6 million Astrodome, a daylight nightmare for baseball, caused fly balls to vanish in glare from skylights as Astros players struggled to track balls during day games. Officials consider amber glasses or a dome-covering tarp, or painting the interior dark to solve the problem ahead of daylight schedules.
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National forest admission sticker eyed for Arkansas areas
Bernard Campbell of Hot Springs National Park says no plan to designate Hot Springs as an admission fee area though a camping fee may be charged at Gulpha Gorge Camp Ground. The $7 sticker funds would support development, with 60 percent returned to states and 40 percent for federal areas, and enforcement via periodic checks rather than ticket takers.
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Maris Acquitted in Bar Fight Seeks Civil Suit
Roger Maris told Municipal Court he did not swing at Modzelewski and was shoved from behind. Judge Arnold Grevirer dismissed the charge citing reasonable doubt. Maris announced plans to sue for more than 100000, while Modzelewski presses charges against Clete Boyer with trial set for May 11.
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Two Veteran Parkers Face New Quarterback Challenge
Two Arkansas Razorbacks veterans Jackie Braswell and Harry Jones seek a new quarterback role as spring drills begin for the 1965 season. Braswell, a 542 rushing yard tailback, and Jones, a 97 second 100 yard dash sprinter, compete with Jon Brittenum and Ronny South to replace Fred Marshall. Both players embrace the shift, with Braswell eager to play quarterback and Jones open to either offense or safety.
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Celtics Triumph 112 94 Over 76ers To Lead 2 1
Boston defeats Philadelphia 112 to 94 to take a two games to one lead in the Eastern Conference best of seven. Los Angeles visits Baltimore in the Western Division while Boston plans a rematch with Philadelphia.
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