Sikes Leads Home Open After Five Under 67 In Jacksonville
Dan Sikes shot five under par 67 to take a one stroke lead in round one of the Jacksonville Open at Deerwood Club. He notes home nerves and says winning at home is tougher than on the road, with Gay Brewer Jr and Jim Colbert close behind.
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Contender for Derby Races Sat
Grand Premiere, now among Kentucky Derby contenders, seeks his fifth straight win of the season in the $45,000-added Louisiana Derby on Saturday, according to Associated Press sports writer Orlo Robertson.
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A's Pitching Prospects Highlighted By Youthful Arms
Jim Nash shines with a 12-1 half season after recall, joined by promising peers like Catfish Hunter Blue Moon Dom John, Dobson, Lindblad and Edgerton. Green Cater Charles, Componeris, and Bert are solid swingers. outfield could use a hit maker. Bench includes Kubick and Bondo. Finley’s investments noted as motive.
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Hope High Hosts Pre-district Track and Golf Meets
The Hope High track team led by favorites Hope Junior and senior Lee Fenwick for golf travel to Magnolia Saturday for pre district meets. The Bobkittens host 11 district teams starting at 1 pm as Hope aims for strong showings after two prior meets.
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Clay faces Folley in title bid draft drama at Garden
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay plans a show in Madison Square Garden against Zora Folley with his draft status looming. Clay, who has renounced his name for Muhammad Ali, seeks exemption as a Black Muslim minister while Folley trains for a $70,000 title shot.
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Allen Signs and Marichal Holdout Ends
Allen signs for a reported 75 to 100 thousand dollars ending his spring holdout with the Phillies while Juan Marichal remains home in the Dominican Republic seeking six figures. The Giants offer 90 thousand and both sides inch toward a deal as exhibition play continues with notable results across many teams.
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Wise Guys Pick the Pirates in NL Pennant Race
AP report from Fort Myers notes the Pirates in a competitive NL chase led by Matty Alou Maury Wills and Roberto Clemente with Stargell Clendenon Alley and Mazeroski anchoring a solid lineup. additions include Juan Pizarro and Dennis Ribant boosting thin pitching as Harry Walker urges aggressive baserunning and infield play to drive a strong 1960s Pirates campaign.
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Wyoming Has Chance Over UCLA
Wyoming Cowboys from Laramie, 15 12, ride a seven game win streak into the Far West Regional semifinals in Corvallis against undefeated UCLA led by Lew Alcindor. The NCAA tourney features eight games at four regional sites with Southern Illinois and Marquette in the NIT final.
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Baseball Exhibition Skits and NCAA Upsets Across Regions
A jammed slate features baseball results from Pittsburgh to Pompano Beach and a flood of NCAA tournament previews. Dayton faces Tennessee in Evanston regional play, Louisville clashes with SMU, Kansas meets Houston, North Carolina versus Princeton, Boston College confronts St Johns, and Texas Western tackles Pacific in Oregon. Frazier fuels Southern Illinois vs Rutgers with 26 points as Marquette tops Marshall. Winston-Salem’s Stone and Smiley pace wins over Kentucky Wesleyan and others.
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Old Colt to Manage Baltimore in NFL
Carroll Rosenbloom named Harry Hulmes as Baltimore's new NFL general manager to replace the late Joe Campanella. Jim Walker of the Baltimore Evening Sun was moved to Hulmes's former publicity director post.
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Classic League High Games High Series Leaders
Mildred Fagan leads the Classic League with top high games and high series among the women during the week of March 6, 1967. The standings recap as reported for Friday March 17, 1987 highlights the era’s bowling results and notable performances.
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Clint Jones Signs with Minnesota Vikings for 60 Thousand
Michigan State All America halfback Clint Jones agreed to join the Minnesota Vikings for an estimated 60 000 total package comprising a 40 000 bonus and 20 000 first year salary. The signing occurred Thursday night at Jim Finks hospital bedside as he faces gall bladder surgery. The Vikings drafted Jones in the first round of the combined NFL American League draft earlier in the week.
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