Doug Sanders Leads Dallas Open With Two Stroke Edge
Doug Sanders fired a four under par 67 to hold a two stroke lead after the second round of the Dallas Open. He tops Miller Barber Ken Still and Bob Goalby, with a pack at 70 including Duden Charles Christchurch Cupit Zarley Ziegler Sikes Finsterwald and amateur Stewart. Velasquez rode four winners at Garden State Park.
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Final Hour for Kentucky Derby Entries
A swarm of Kentucky Derby hopefuls faces decisive races at Aqueduct Bowie and Golden Gate Fields shaping Derby opposition to Cranstark. Wood Memorial California Derby and Bowie Gold Cup offer rich purses as Impressive and Stupendous vie for favored spots and potential Derby starters while Neloy status remains settled.
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Marichal Hurls Giants to 5th Straight Win
Giants ace Juan Marichal pitched six hits to a 5-2 win over the Cubs completing his third straight complete game. He lowered his ERA to a microscopic .067 while matching his 3-0 start this season and improving San Francisco’s record to five straight victories. The Cubs traded Buhl and Jackson to Philadelphia for Hernstein, Phillips, and Ferguson Jenkins as Atlanta, Pittsburgh, and St. Louis also posted wins.
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Baseball Standings and Highlights From Thursday Action
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading and San Francisco and St. Louis close behind with top hitters like Mays Flood and Lefebvre. Thursday stars include Juan Marichal’s complete game win for San Francisco and Curt Flood driving in four for St Louis in a 5-4 victory.
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Phillies Trade Brings Jackson and Buhl to Boost Pitching
Phillies general manager John Quinn acquired pitchers Larry Jackson and Bob Buhl from the Chicago Cubs for Adolpho Phillips Ferguson Jenkins and John Herrnstein. Manager Gene Mauch welcomed the depth upgrade noting Jackson starts Sunday against Cincinnati and Buhl will join as a sport starter. If the two replicate prior seasons they could strengthen a rotation featuring Bunning Short Culp and others.
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Celtics Lead 2-1 as Finals Schedule Set
The NBA Finals series stands with Boston leading Los Angeles two games to one after a day with no game. No game is scheduled for Saturday. Sunday's matchup will feature the Lakers visiting the Celtics at Boston.
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Arkansas Loses for First Time in Texas League Night
In Texas League action three pitchers threw shutouts as Arkansas dropped a game and Albuquerque tied for first. Don Wilson pitched a six-hitter in Amarillo’s 9-0 win over El Paso, while John Hoffman blasted two two-run homers for Amarillo. Albuquerque defeated Austin 4-0 behind Bill Larkin’s three-hit performance.
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Track Star in Beauty Contest
Lynchburg Virginia reports Kathy Switzer a Lynchburg College sophomore ran in a mile race finishing last yet felt victorious as she balanced track duties with Miss Lynchburg pageant prep. Marty Newell grabbed fourth in the 880 surprising a five times larger crowd. Lynchburg edged Frederick 70 58 to 65 56.
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Missouri State Player Named Line Coach at Ameshafi International
Friday April 23 1966 report from Springfield Massachusetts states former Southwest Missouri State tackle Dick Johafnifigmeier has been named football line coach at Ameshafi International. Athletic director Joe O Grady announced the appointment on Thursday.
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Injuries Take Toll at Arkansas Spring Scrimmage
Arkansas prepares a full-scale scrimmage as All-America tackle Loyd Phillips and defender Tommy Sain miss practice. Coach Broyles says Sain is quitting football to focus on studies. Phillips sore shoulder and Trantham knee issue noted. Defense praised after a 30 minute session with Ramey scoring, Coleman intercepting, and Dickey scoring the touchdown.
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Fights Last Night Thursday's Fights Summary
Johnny Jamito of the Philippines outpointed Rokuro Ishiyama of Japan at 126 pounds in Auckland. Toro George of New Zealand outpointed Ray Perez of Honolulu at 10 rounds. Aurelio Bossi of Italy drew with Robinson Garcia of Cuba at featherweight 10. Rudy Coro na of Los Angeles outpointed Norman Parra of San Diego at 12. Charley Austin of Phoenix knocked out Dug Huntley of Los Angeles at 7.
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