Citrus Open kicks off in Orlando with big-money field
The Citrus Open tournament opens in Orlando with $110,000 in prize money. Top contenders include Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as 143 pros and one amateur gather at Rio Pinar Country Club. Palmer seeks revival after personal business sidetracks while Nicklaus battles for early tour success. The field features 47 of the 50 leading money winners, and excitement centers on a strong, lone-player pursuit in golf’s major pro event.
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Duke Ferguson Orlando
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Latrobe
Rio Pinar Country Club
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Pope
Tracy Allen
Winter Park
Champs See How Other Teams Live
The Twins and Dodgers, winless in spring play, stumble at 0-11 while the Mets, Yankees and other clubs post mixed results. Eddie Bressoud drives in the winning run for New York in extras, Oliva plates Minnesota’s lone score, and Koufax-Drysdale-less Dodgers fall to New York. In football, the Pittsburgh Steelers to face the defending champion Green Bay Packers in an August 27 exhibition at Green Bay to benefit Bishop's Charities.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
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Dodgers
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Washington
Braves
Boston
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Red Sox
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Cubs
Cleveland
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California Angels
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Mets
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Bressoud
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New York
Tony Oliva
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Koufax
Drysdale
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Bill Stafford
Steve Hamilton
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Green Bay
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NHL Results and Schedule From Wednesday and Friday
The Associated Press reports Wednesday hockey results Boston 3 New York 1 Montreal 7 Toronto 2 Chicago 4 Detroit 1. Upcoming Friday has no games scheduled and Boston visits Detroit on the next game day.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Clay Protests 1 A Rating to Draft Board
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay appears before Local Board 47 in Louisville to protest a 1 A classification. He cites religious beliefs as conscientious objector grounds and anticipates attorney guidance on appeal. He mentions his March 29 title fight with George Chuvalo in Canada and notes possible alimony considerations. Also lists baseball exhibition results and spring games across multiple cities and venues.
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Bill Mann
Louisville
Cassius Clay
Clay
J. Allen Sherman
Sherman
Sonji Roi
Edward W. Jacko
New York
George Chuvalo
Chuvalo
Canada
Bullets clinch playoff berth amid injuries in win over Knicks
Baltimore clinched an NBA playoff berth with a 118-113 victory over the New York Knicks as key players rested or injured. Don Ohl led all scorers with 29 points, despite earlier cheekbone fracture, while coach Paul Seymour noted the season’s injury curse. Benched were Gus Johnson and Kevin Loughery. active contributors included Bob Ferry Johnny Egan and Jerry Sloan.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Paul Seymour
New York Knickerbockers
NBA
Seymour
Don Ohl
Knicks
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Bob Ferry
Johnny Egan
Jerry Sloan
Doctors Mailbag on Cobalt, Mastitis, and Men’s Breasts
A reader asks if cobalt breast treatments can cause cancer. The doctor explains fibrocystic mastitis is not malignant but may become cancerous, while carcinoma can metastasize. Cobalt therapy targets cancer and cannot be said to cause it. A man’s enlarged breasts may come from hormones or obesity. after puberty a pituitary tumor should be suspected if enlargement persists. Prochlorperazine is a phenothiazine. it is effective but doctors may rotate drugs, and cataracts from phenothiazines are not reported but avoided in glaucoma.
Army meets BYU in NIT semifinal showdown at Garden
Army the surprise team of the tourney faces top-seeded Brigham Young in the NIT semifinal at Madison Square Garden after upsetting Manhattan and San Francisco. Bill Helkie scored 27 and 34 points in those wins as Army seeks a title run, while Villanova and NYU vie in the other semifinal. Ralph Barkey named head coach at UC Santa Barbara.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York
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Brigham, Young Cougars
Villanova
NYU
Madison Square Garden
CBS
West Point Cadets
Mike Silliman
Bill Helkie
South Bend
Ind
Black Knights
Hudson
Manhattan
San Francisco
Helkie
Dons
BYU Cougars
Dick Nemelka
Jeff Congdon
Cougars
Temple
Bradley
St. John’s
BYU
Santa Barbara
Calif
Ralph Barkey
U. of California At
Wendesday
Quotable Lt Col McCary on 12 000 to 13 000 boys
Lt Col James E McCary, surgeon of the 1st Cavalry Division, cautions that among large groups of youths many will act like jerks as they reach manhood and experiment with venereal disease and marijuana, stating there is little that can be done to stop them.
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James E. McCary
1St Cavalry Division
Fights Last Night Report From The Meet Press
Richmond report notes Holly Mims 164 outpointed Vince Martinez 170 in eight rounds. Calvin Woodland notches a points win over Willie Pep in Hartford in six rounds at featherweight.
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Meet
Richmond
Holly Mims
Vince Martinez
New York
Calvin Woodland
Washington
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Hopeful for Agreement on Braves
Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball narrows over admission of secret financial data from National League clubs. Judge Roller ordered overnight reports from accountants while 234 state exhibits were admitted. The court also accepted Ford Frick’s book Facts, rejected as hearsay by the defense, amid debates on baseball expansion.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Braves
Atalnta
Elmer Roller
Ford Frick
Baltimore 118 New York results showcase NBA action
In Wednesday NBA action Baltimore defeated New York 118 points. Upcoming games feature New York at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Baltimore with St. Louis visiting San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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Bradenton
Baltimore
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St. Petersburg
Lakeland
National Basketball Association
Kentucky and Duke Set for Friday NCAA Semifinal Clash
No. 1 Kentucky, 26 1, meets No. 2 Duke, 25 3, in the national semifinal Friday night in College Park Maryland. The day earlier Texas Western faces Utah in the second semifinal. Injuries and illnesses dot rosters but most players are expected to be ready for the televised event.
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Boh Green
Associated Press Sports
Winter
Adolph Rupp
Duke
Texas Western
Utah
Sports Network, Inc
Iba
Larry Conley
Bob Verga
George Fisher
Lyndon MacKay
University of Maryland
Hull Plays Hero as Hawks Rally Past Red Wings 4 1
Bobby Hull scored his 53rd goal and moved within three points of the season record as Chicago beat Detroit 4 1. Hull boosted his total to 93 with seven games left, while Montreal led the league with eight games to go. Beliveau had two goals for Montreal in a 7 2 win over Toronto.
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Associated Press
National Hockey League
Bobby Hull
Jean Beliveau
Chicago
Hull
Black Hawks
Monttreal
Detroit
Canadiens
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Toronto
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Maple Leafs
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Boston
New York
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Doug Jarrett
NHL
Dickie Moore
Montreal
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