Valentine drives Senators past California in 4-1 win
Fred Valentine erupted for four hits as Washington defeated California 4-1. Valentine, on a hot stretch, doubled and tripled in the late drama, boosting his average to .300. Baltimore edged Chicago 3-2 in 12 innings. Detroit, Cleveland, and others also played.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Incentive grows for New Orleans Open golf tournament
The Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club awards a lagniappe cup and cash to the low scorer across the U S Open PGA Masters and Greater New Orleans events. Seymour Weiss puts up the Gold Cup and 5 000 dollars for the winner with 2 500 to runner up and 1 000 to third. Jack Nicklaus leads a group of contenders with 869 to 879 strokes. The field includes Arnold Palmer Sanders and other top pros in the $5 000 pro am preliminaries.
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Doug Sanders
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Lakewood
Baseball Headlines From Tuesday's Major League Games
Baseball scores and standings across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Milt Happas four-hitting the Braves in a double header sweep for Cincinnati and Fred Valentine’s four-hit night for Washington in a 1 0 victory over California. Key leaders: Aaron, Mays, and Robinson among batting leaders. Gibson, Koufax, and McDowell noted for pitching. teams battling for playoff positions across the leagues.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Reds
Atlanta
Fred Valentine
Washington
Senators
California
Morgan
Houston
Smith
St. Louis
Aaron
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
McCovey
Alou
Pinson
Johnson
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
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Lefebvre
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Marichal
Perry
Gibson
Koufax
Arkansas Plans Replacements For Burnett And Crockett
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles works to replace star tailback Bobby Burnett and split end Bobby Crockett in spring drills. Bruce Maxwell and David Dickey compete for tailback. Tommy Burnett, Tommy Trantham, and David Cox contest split end. Crockett's successor to be decided by September with Crockett an All-SWC pick last season.
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ED Shearer
Associated Press
Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas
Bobby Burnett
Bobby Crockett
Frank Broyles
Broyles
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Smackover
Tommy Trantham
Little Rock
David Cox
Dallas
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Maxwell
Dickie
Tommy Burnett
Trantham
Cox
Crockett
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Russell Is Choice of Pro Draft by Knicks
New York Knicks aim to exit the cellar by selecting All America Gagzie Russell of Michigan with the No 1 pick in the NBA draft. Russell, 6-foot-5, 218 pounds, is viewed as a cannot-miss prospect, with Barry's rookie success cited as a benchmark. Detroit and New York earned the top picks after finishing last in their divisions.
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Associated Press
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Solunar Tables From John Alden Knight Publication
The Solunar Tables compiled from John Alden Knight guide hunters and anglers to plan days for optimal sport. Major periods begin at listed times and last about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter.
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John Alden Knight
Parks Sign Star Basketball Player Parks Sign Star Basketball Player
North Little Rock All-State center Bobby Vint signed a letter of intent to attend the University of Arkansas after being pursued by Kentucky Alabama and the University of Houston He averaged 23 points and 15 rebounds per game as a senior and chose the Razorbacks citing his coach and teammates.
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North Little Rock Wildcats
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Clay sings new song ahead of Cooper title bid in London
Cassius Clay arrives in London for the May 21 world heavyweight title fight with Henry Cooper at Arsenal Stadium. He trains at White City, sparring with Jimmy Ellis, insisting he is no longer a booster and expects a fast start against Cooper. Cooper trains with Jimmy Fletcher and American sparring partners as diamonds of various colors are noted.
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London
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London Bridge
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6Th Parachute Regiment
White City Stadium
George) Chuvalo
Floyd) Patterson
Toronto
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Jimmy Ellis
Jimmy Fletcher
California
Harding College 6th in NAIA Bowling Championship
Searcy College placed sixth in the NAIA national bowling championships in Kansas City. Omaha University won its second straight title with 16 289 pins while Harding totaled 14 945 pins. Paul Petersen and Tom Urbanek of Concord beat Johnny Beck and Larry Yurdo of Harding 419 328 for the doubles title.
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Harding College of
Figuring the Major Leagues Spotlights Alou Brothers
AP report notes Matty Alou leading the Alou brothers with a .333 batting average for Pittsburgh, Felipe at .300 with Atlanta, and Jesus at .213 with San Francisco, while other NL players push pace in homers and steals.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Alous
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
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San Francisco
Pirates
Matty
Giants
Koufax Downs Phils Giants Edge Plates
Dodgers overpower Phillies 6-1 as Koufax wins his fourth in five decisions. Maury Wills steals three, Lou Johnson two, Fairly one, but managing the tempo remains key for Walt Alston. Other NL results include St Louis over Chicago 8-0 and SF edging Pittsburgh 2-1 in 15 innings. In AL, Detroit tops Cleveland 3-2 and KC beats Boston 3-2 in 10.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Maury Wills
Philadelphia Phillies
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