Brewer Captures Masters In Turnaround Victory
Gay Brewer roared from two behind to win the 31st Masters at Augusta National with a five under par 67. He toppled Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, denying the Big Three era a clean sweep, as Nicklaus failed to make the cut and Palmer finished fourth. Brewer, once mocked as the one who wouldn’t return, finally fulfilled his major dream after a dramatic, choking memory nearly cost him in 1966.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Augusta, Gay
Bobby Jones
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Jones
Augusta National
Belen
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Palmer
Player
Tommy Jacobs
Bobby Nichols
Julius Boros
Bert Yancey
Nichols
Yancey
Boros
Paul Harney
Butt
Ben Hogan
Imlach taunts Hawks after Leafs victory in Chicago
Toronto Maple Leafs tied the Stanley Cup semifinal at 1-1 with a 3-1 win over the Chicago Black Hawks. Coach Imlach mocked Chicago stars while Pete Stemkowski, Dave Keon, and George Armstrong supplied the scoring. Haw key injuries and two pivotal first-period plays aided Toronto as the series heads to Toronto for two decisive games. The Canadiens and Rangers also prepared for their Madison Square Garden clash after Montreal’s 3-1 win in New York set the stage for a pivotal second game.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
Punch Imlach
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Imlach
Leafs
Toronto
Leaf
Pete Stemkowski
Torone
Dave Keon
George Armstrong
Stan Mikita
Terry Sawchuk
Hawk
Billy Reay
Eric Nesterenko
Sawchuk
Nester
Reay
Bobby Hull
Golden Jet
Doug Mohns
New York
Madison Square Garden
Rangers
Canadiens
Montreal
John Ferguson
Ralph Backestrom
Government Jobs Openings and Salaries Ad
Young adults over 18 are urged to pursue U S Government positions in the next 12 months. Entry pay promises stability and strong advancement, with many roles requiring minimal education or experience. To secure a job, you must pass a test amid keen competition as Lincoln Service shows interest. Free information offers include listings of positions and qualification guidance for federal employment.
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Ae Agi Eafe
Lincoln Service
Dept.nes
U.S
Lincoln Service Private School Ad for Government Tests
Women face tough pass rates as Lincoln Service promotes its private school program since 1948. Claims help thousands annually with government job tests and offers a free booklet with positions and salaries. Includes coupon offer and urgent call to act now.
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Lincoln Service
Celtics Rally Past 76ers To Extend Series In Boston
Celtics stun 76ers 121-117 at home to keep faint title hopes alive as Sam Jones and John Havlicek pace Boston. Philadelphia leads 3-1 and heads to Philadelphia for Game Five amid threats and police protection surrounding the matchup.
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Larry Eldridge
Associated Press
Boston
Alex Haneham
Celties
Hannum
Boseton
Philadelphia 76Ers
Celtis
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Philadelphia
Philly
Hal Greer
Boston Garden
Boston Is Dead
Celtics
Bill Russell
Sam
Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Luke Jackson
Greer
San Francisco
Warriors
St. Louis
Rick Barry
Satureday
Bill Sharman
Barry
Monitor
Arkansas
Exhibition Baseball Results From Saturday and Sunday
IHE ASSOCIATED PRESS lists Saturday results: Houston 2 New York 0. Atlanta 4 Minnesota 0. Cleveland 8 Cincinnati 4. Washington 7 St. Louis 4. Boston 6 Detroit 2. New York 4 Baltimore 0. Chicago 8 Chicago 5. Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 3. Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 2. California 6 San Francisco 4 in 16 innings. Sunday features Washington 8 St. Louis 5. Kansas City 3 Los Angeles 2. Cleveland 2 Cincinnati 1. Boston 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2. Minnesota 7 Atlanta 5 in 10 innings. Chicago A 3 Chicago N 9. New York A 9 Houston 4. San Francisco 7 California 5. New York N 5 Baltimore 4.
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Associated Press
Houston
New York
Atlanta
Minnesota
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Kansas City
California
San Francisco
Bob Veale
Mets
Don Cardwell
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Cubs
Ken Holtzeman
Denny Lemaster
Astros
Mike Cuellar
Juan Marichal
Bob Gibson
Sam McDowell
Steve Hargan
Flash
Jim Nash
Denny McLain
The
Angels
George Brunet
Jim Kaat
Dave McNally
Giants
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Orioles
Jim Gosger
Bob Allison
Atlans Ta
Gates Brown
Bernie Allen
Sonny Siebert
George Culver
Dick Radatz
Billy McCool
Willie Stargell
U S Names 18 for Pan American Team
The United States chose an 18 man basketball squad for the Pan American Games at Winnipeg. Notable omissions included Elvin Hayes and Earl Monroe. The group will convene at the University of Minnesota July 2 for 20 days of practice before heading to Winnipeg.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem
United States
Winniepeg
Hal Fischer
San Francisco
University of Minnesota
Winnipeg
Westley Unseld
Louisville
Sonny Dove
St. John’s
Don May
Dayton
Mal Graham
NYU
Jo Jo White
Kansas
NCAA
U.S
Kendall Rhine
Darel Carrier
Bartlesville
Okla
Jay Miller
Calvin Fowler
Ak=ron
Steve Jones
Jamico Saints
AAU
Robert Kauffman
Guilford College
al Tucker
Oklahoma Baptist
Charles Paulk
Oklahoma
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Mike Silliman
John Clawson
Army
John Snipes
Mike Barrett
Navy
Fischer
Monroe
NAIA
Armed Forces
Barret
Mac
New Baseball Season Opens With Pomp and Pitchers
In Washington the Senators faced the Yankees as President Johnson eyed the ceremonial first pitch amid season opener pomp. Cincinnati hosted the Dodgers as Koufax sat out the first pitch, while Bob Miller faced Jim Maloney. Several other openers featured stars like Marichal, Bunning, McLain, and Kaat, with exhibition results shaping early momentum.
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AL Bock
Associated Press
Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Johnson
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Koufax
Bob Miller
Jim Maloney
Pete Richert
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Solunar Tables Schedule for Major and Minor Periods
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide daily outdoor plans. Major periods begin at shown times and last about two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Times use Central Standard time to indicate optimal fishing or hunting windows.
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Richard Alden Knight
NLR Wins Arkansas Relays in Close Meet
North Little Rock edged Fayetteville 115 to 114 to win the AAA division at the Arkansas Relays in Fayetteville. Benton took AA, Berryville Class A, and Prairie Grove B. Relay records fell in AA with Hester, Kelley, and Blaylock setting marks, while Whitehead posted Class B 100-yard dash record and Lowe a wind aided 9.7 in AAA 100.
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Fayetteville
Ark
North Little Rock
Arkansas
Wildcats
Benton
Berryville
Prairie Grove
Paul Hester
Jim Kelley
Benton High
Dennis Blay
Lock
Russellville
Robert Whitehead
Lewisville
Carl Lowe
Marshall Fellows
Fort Smith Southside Finshed
Springdale
Pussellville
Writers Poll Predicts Orioles and Pirates Top 1967 World Series
The Associated Press poll of 138 writers and broadcasters named Baltimore and Pittsburgh as favorites for the 1967 World Series. Orioles 83 first-place ballots and Pirates 85. Orioles 1,300 points in American League voting. Pirates 1,289 in National League. Standings show Minnesota second in AL and San Francisco second in NL.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Orioles
Pirates
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
California
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
San Francisco
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Wash
San Fran
Phila
Bills Hire Sardisco as Defensive Line Coach
Tony Sardisco former Boston Patriots AFL guard named defensive line coach for Buffalo Bills to aid pre season practice.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Tony Sardisco
Boston Patriots
Buffalo Bills
Bing and Hudson Named to Rookie Team
New York report says Detroit star Dave Bing and St. Louis guard Lou Hudson were unanimously named by NBA coaches to the league's rookie team. Bing, already named Rookie of the Year, and Hudson each contributed strong early-season performances as first year players.
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New York
Dave Bing
Detroit
Lou Hudson
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Bing
Hudson
Hope High Golf Surrenders to Camden in League Match
Camden defeated Hope High 14 to 4 at Camden Golf and Country Club. Travis Reynolds led with 74 while Lee Fenwick shot 75 for Hope. Results include Reynolds beating Fenwick 1 up and Crippert pairing with Reynolds to beat Fenwick and Routon 2 and 1.
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Hope High
Camden
Camden Golf and Country Club
Travis Reynolds
Hope
Lee Fenwick
Tommy Green
Dick Fenwick
Routon
Ralph Routon
David Crippert
Reynolds
Crippert
Fenwick
Danny Reyenga
Fred Ellis
Green
Revenga
Ellis
Charles and Thomas Set for Welterweight Bout Tonight
Welterweights Doug Charles of New York and John Thomas of Trinidad will clash in an eight round feature at Four Seasons Arena in Walpole Massachusetts. Separately, Rolfe vacancies at Dartmouth athletic director will be filled by Seaver Peters, Melrose Massachusetts native and 1954 Dartmouth graduate, succeeding him next July.
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Walpole
Mass
Doug Charles
New York
John Thomas
Trinidad
Four Seasons Arena
Rolfe Hanover
N.H
Robert
Red) Rolfe
Yankee
Detroit Tigers
Dartmouth
Seaver Peters
Melrose
Peters
Coaches honor seven vote finishers on team
The group received 10 votes with Cazzle Russell from New York, Erwin Mueller from Chicago, and Jack Marin from Baltimore each earning seven. Archie Clark of Los Angeles added six votes and Clyde Lee of San Francisco four, all given honorable mention by the coaches.
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Ceived
Cazzle Russell
New York
Erwin Mueller
Chicago
Jack Marin
Baltimore
Archie Clark
Los Angeles
Clyde Lee
San Francisco
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