Palmer and Nicklaus Co-favorites in Desert Inn Tourney
Associated Press reports Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer top picks for the $65,000 Desert Inn event in Las Vegas. Nicklaus won here last year and Palmer, winner in 1962 and Masters champ, are co favorites though 16 different winners have claimed 16 major tournaments this year. Twenty nine players tee off on the 7,073 yard Desert Inn course amid uncertain weather.
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Cloninger Hurls One-Hitter to Beat Pirates
Tony Cloninger, a 23 year old right hander, pitched a one hitter for the Milwaukee Braves in a 1 0 win over Pittsburgh. Willie Stargell broke up the no hitter with a seventh inning single. Dodgers and Giants also won while several games were rained out. Felipe Alou drove in Milwaukee's only run. Nick Willhite earned the Dodger victory.
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Sunny skies forecast for golf field with top contenders
Forecasts called for sunny skies as the field features U S Open champion Julius Boros British Open winner Bob Charles from New Zealand and Gary Player from South Africa. Bill Casper Jr remains a strong challenger after last year’s withdrawal due to a hand injury and a runner up finish to Palmer in 1962.
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Arcaro Hails Citation as Best Horse Ever
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, a five time Kentucky Derby winner, says Citation is the best horse he ever rode. He notes Hill Rise as a strong Derby contender and recalls his own racing career and later ventures after retirement.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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Willie Shoemaker
Arcaro
Cincinnati
Lawrin
Whirlaway
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Citation
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Giardello Signs Non Title Fight With Rivera
Middleweight champion Joey Giardello and Juan Rivera signed for a 10 round non title rematch at Cleveland Arena on May 22. The bout will be shown nationwide by ABC at 10 p.m. EST following a prior split decision victory by Giardello over Rivera on April 17.
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Rocky) Rivera
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Hogs Second in Track Meet
Pittsburg Kansas AP report shows Hog track team finishing second in a meet as Johnny Foodres is mentioned. Dodgers improve to 6-9 after allowing only three runs in their last four games.
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables
John Alden Knight presents Solunar times with Major periods lasting about two hours and Minor periods noted below. The schedule guides daily planning for prime fishing or hunting territory and best sport opportunities.
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Standings and results from today's baseball games
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 8 2, San Francisco 8 3, Milwaukee 8 5 and St Louis 8 6. Pittsburgh 7 6, Cincinnati 6 6, Houston 6 9, Los Angeles 6 9, Chicago 4 9, New York 2 10. Results: San Francisco 4 Chicago 1, Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh 0, Los Angeles 7 Houston 2, St Louis 4 New York 4. American League and Pacific Coast League schedules follow with daily results and upcoming games including Cleveland, Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago and others.
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Arkansas second in triangular track meet on Wednesday
University of Arkansas finished second with 65 points in a three team meet here Wednesday. Pittsburg State scored 5 points and Tulsa 31, shaping a tight contest among the programs.
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University of Arkansas
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Mays Could Be First in 34 Years
Willie Mays might become the NL’s first .400 hitter since 1930 as he chases a rare mark with .488 average early in the season. Al Dark argues the feat is unlikely due to greater pitching depth and tougher overall competition, despite Mays’s all around brilliance.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
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Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco Giant
al Dark
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Bill Terry
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Chicago Cubs
Richie Ashburn
U S Girls to Play Russia in World Cup Contention
In Lima Peru Russia defeated Peru 80 41 as the defending champions set up a showdown with the United States. A separate game saw Czechoslovakia beat Yugoslavia 62 60. The U S team did not play today then prepares to face Russia.
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Bob Lee Soars With Angels After Sharp Start
Bob Lee, rookie right-hander for the Los Angeles Angels, won his first major league game with a one hitter through seven innings against Washington. He later dazzled in an 11-inning affair with Cleveland, but the Indians won 2-1. Lee rose from Batavia in the New York-Pennsylvania League to the Angels after eight minor league seasons, ending 20-2 with a 1.70 ERA there, and has posted a 1.29 ERA over two 21-inning starts for Los Angeles. The article notes rain-affected AL games and Lee’s rapid ascent from Class D to the majors, aided by a remarkable early major league stretch.
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Cincinnati
Dick Phillips
Hunt
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Don Lock
Ken Retzer
Bob Duliba
Joe Koppe
Tom Satriano
Bob Rodgers
Don Demeter
Parker Offense Is Improving
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the offense was sputtering but improving after last Saturday's full-scale scrimmage. Spring practice resumed with focus on the kicking game as standouts Jerry Welch Jim Johnson and Gen Ray Hines impressed on offense while Mike Jordan Lee Johnson Ronnie Caveness and Mike Hales stood out on defense.
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Razorbacks
Broyles
Jerry Welch
Jim Johnson
Ray Hines
Mike Jordan
Lee Johnson
Ronnie Caveness
Mike Hales
Lloyd Phillips
Tigers Rally Past Athletics in Extra Inning Triumph
John Wyatt earned the win as Detroit overturned a 4-0 deficit. Ed Charles powered the Athletics' comeback with a solo homer in the sixth and a run-scoring single in the seventh to fuel a three-run rally. Dick Green added support with a single and a key double play.
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Tigers
Detroit
Athletics
Ed Charles
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Dick Green
Football spring roster moves and next Red White game
The team moved from tackle to guard and Johnson shifted from fullback to end. Ronnie Mac Smith was excused from the remainder of spring practice for academic reasons. The first Red White game of the spring is set for next Saturday. Broyles said he would try to balance the squads' ability.
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Broyles
Inauguration and Conventions Mark State Milestones
At the Old State House milestones of state history are recorded from 1836 to 1910. Includes the first governor's inauguration, legislative meetings, the secession convention, and four of the five constitutional conventions.
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