Snead Girds For Round Two In Citrus Open Lead
Sam Snead protected a 33 33 86 opening score to hold a slim stroke lead at the Citrus Open in Orlando. The veteran, turning 54, faces a tough field including Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus plus 47 top money winners. Nicklaus posted 70 to sit four shots back as the field of 143 pro entrants starts the second round.
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Saturday Schedule
The Associated Press reports Thursday results: Baltimore defeated Washington 7 to 2, Houston 7 Boston 2, San Francisco 13 California 2, Chicago A 0 Chicago N 8, Cleveland 6 Detroit 1, Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 2, Minnesota 4 New York A 1, St Louis 4 Los Angeles 3, New York N 3 Philadelphia 3 in 15 innings. Saturday matchups include Atlanta at Miami, Cleveland at Chicago N in Long Beach, Cincinnati at New York N in St Petersburg, Los Angeles at Houston in Howton, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in Clearwater, St Louis at Kansas City in Brevardon, San Francisco at California in Palm Springs, Detroit at Boston in Winter Haven, Chicago A at New York A in Fort Lauderdale, Minnesota at Washington in Pompano Beach.
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Broyles Signs Star Okla Grid Player Dossey for Razorbacks
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles signed Jerry Dossey of Lawton Oklahoma to a grant-in-aid Thursday and said the 6 foot 4 inch all state tackle was one of the most sought after linemen in the Southwest. Dossey had originally signed with Oklahoma State but called Broyles Wednesday expressing desire to play for Arkansas. He drew interest from Auburn and many schools in the region through February 20.
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Perry's Five Dominate In Independent Tourney
Perry's Five defeated Modern Glass of Texarkana 78 to 6B in the Bradley Independent team tourney. Kidd scored 22, Murphy 18, and Lowe 17 for Perry's. Losers Gay 18, Jackson 13, Strickland 11. Perry's faces Southern State at 12 45 p m Saturday.
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NBA Scores: Celtics Dominate Pistons and Other Results
Boston 128 Detroit 103 and Philadelphia 115 New York 108 highlight a day of NBA action. San Francisco 116 St. Louis 112 with Cincinnati at Baltimore and other matchups on the schedule including Boston at New York and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Solunar Tables Prepared for Hope Star
Solunar periods printed from John Alden Knight's tables guide anglers and hunters. Major periods start at shown times and run about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter and in regular type. Plan days to fish or hunt during strong periods for best sport.
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Dodgers Lose Koufax and Drysdale To Movie Contract
Dodgers star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale signed two week film contracts with Paramount Pictures causing them to miss the start of the season. Drysdale will be a TV commentator and Koufax a detective in Warning Shot, with a mid April shoot. Their holdout had sought three year, 500000 dollar contracts, and an offered Japan tour was presented.
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Clay Still 1 A to Fight March 29 in Toronto
Champion Cassius Clay, now Muhammad Ali, won a March 29 heavyweight title bout with George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Local Selective Service Board 47 reclassified him 1-A, after hearing 33 minutes of testimony, but deferred a possible conscientious objector appeal on religious grounds.
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Kentucky Faces Duke In High Stakes NCAA Semifinal
Kentucky, ranked No. 1 at 28-1, may shuffle its starting lineup to face Duke, the No. 2 team at 25-3, in a pivotal NCAA semifinal. Duke's top scorer Bob Verga just left the hospital after tonsillitis, likely limiting his effectiveness. Utah meets Texas Western in the other semifinal, as injuries cloud the contenders for the title.
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Celtics on Verge of Losing Title
The Boston Celtics trail the Philadelphia 76ers by one game in the Eastern Division with two left in the season after the 76ers won nine straight by beating the Knicks 115-106 while Boston beat the Pistons 123-103. Johnny Havlicek scored 32 for Boston as Will Chamberlain led Philly with 37 points and six clutch plays. Philadelphia can clinch a tie by beating Cincinnati and the division crown with a win over Baltimore. San Francisco kept faint playoff hopes alive with a win over the Hawks as Rick Barry led the Warriors with 39 points. Fights and hockey results follow with Detroit beating Boston 4-2 in the NHL. A local ad in Winchendon notes a thief ad.
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NYU Beats Villanova in NIT Semifinals After Kaplan Shutdown
In a St Patrick’s Night NIT semifinal at Madison Square Garden NYU rallied from an eight minute drought to beat Villanova 69 63. Bruce Kaplan guarded Villanova star Bill Melchionni in the final minutes holding him scoreless as NYU surged with 21 points from Kaplan and late free throws. Villanova’s Melchionni finished with 17 points while NYU star Mal Graham fouled out before the finish. Brigham Young advanced after routing Army 66 60 in the other semifinal.
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Weather and wartime crimes headline mix
Arkansas and Louisiana forecasts show clearing, cooler nights, and mixed showers with highs in the 50s to mid 60s. A Milan Germany report says former Nazi officials Beckerle and von Hahn face wartime murder charges for deportations of tens of thousands of Jews to concentration camps, with no trial date set.
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Urban Issues and Technology News Digest
Urban problems must be solved locally says Robert P. Gerhols of the U S Chamber of Commerce. He warns against expecting Washington to solve all urban problems despite a new Cabinet department. A separate item notes a full power test of the NERVA atomic engine surpassing Hoover Dam power. A Civil Rights Commission spokesman says investigators will probe Arkansas vote fraud complaints tied to SNCC petitioners.
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