Rain Delays Loom Over Greater New Orleans Open
In New Orleans 1966 Greater New Orleans Open play slowed by forecast rain. Jack Nicklaus and four others led at four-under 84 after a Thursday shower, with Tony Lema, Bob Goalby, Frank Beard and Charles Coody also near the top. | Country: United States. Players named: Jack Nicklaus, Tony Lema, Bob Goalby, Frank Beard, Charles Coody, Tommy Bolt, Lionel Hebert, Tommy Aaron, Jack Montgomery, Billy Casper, Arnold Palmer, Doug Sanders, Gay Brewer. The field contends amid five rainwashed rounds this season, Houston tournament rescheduled for November. Jack Montgomery, a longtime on-tour rookie, shot 74.
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Ben Thomas
Associated Press
New Orleans
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Aaron
Jack Montgomery
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Los Angeles
Houston
Montgomery
Texas
Ford Frick Takes to Golf Course
Ford Frick, former baseball commissioner, keeps busy in retirement with golf and writing while awaiting warmer weather. He plans to visit Yankee Stadium or Shea Stadium when it warms, serves on a Colorado Olympic committee for 1976, and remains interested but unworried about baseball legal wrangles.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ford Frick
Yankee Stadium
Shea Stadium
Colorado
Frick
William D. Eckert
Parker Red White Game Highlighted By Spring Practice
In Arkansas El Dorado golfer James E Coley led Oil Belt Seniors Invitational qualifiers with a 72. Defending champ W A Dowell did not need to qualify. In Fayetteville, Arkansas, Broyles plans a strong defensive unit vs top offense as Parkers spring football practice closes with pelhite drills.
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Ark
James E Coley
Coley
W A. Dowell
Walnut Ridge
Fayetteville
API
Arkansas
Broyles
Thursos Broyles
Roanrbacks
Clay Again Contradicts Meaning in Draft Ruling
Louisville draft officials reject Cassius Clay appeals to 1-A status arguing Muslim law conflicts with US law. Atttorney Edward Jacko cites hardship and conscience grounds as factors, while Western Circuit Appeal Board processes proceed. If needed, Clay could seek the President after circuit review.
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Sherman
Edward Jacko Jr
New York
Jacko
Kentucky
Western Judicial Circuit Appeal Board
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Dherman
Western Circuit Appeal Board
Washington
Braves
Marichal Wins 7th in a Row by a Shutout
San Francisco Giants ace Juan Marichal completed his seventh straight win with a 3-0 shutout of Pittsburgh, lowering his ERA to 0.76 while allowing six hits and striking out six for his second consecutive complete game. Hart, Alou, and Ollie Brown produced the offense with second-inning singles, and a late run-scoring sequence sealed the 3-0 victory. The win extends the Giants’ lead in the NL standings to four and a half games as St Louis opened its new park with a 4-3 win over Atlanta in 12 innings.
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Orioles
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Washington
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Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup Across Leagues
National and American League updates with team records and leading players. Highlights include Marichal's six-hitter for San Francisco, Buford fueling Chicago's rallies, and leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, and pitching. Includes schedules, postponed games, and Thursday stars across MLB.
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Gregory Quits at El Dorado
Gregory Garland Gregory resigned as head football coach and athletic director at El Dorado High School last month. He is appointed assistant professor in health and physical education at Louisiana Tech, where he will work in the health and physical education department.
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Garland Gregory
el Dorado High School
Louisianan Tech
Gregory
Techs
Eany
el Dorado
Sea Ud
Louisiana
Twins Top Yankees As White Sox Beat Orioles 5 3
Mike Rathert reports the Twins defeated the Yankees 4 3 in cold windy weather as Jim Merritt shut them down after a Yankee rally. Chicago beat Baltimore 5 3 despite drizzle. Don Buford sparked the White Sox offense with a single, double and triple. Don Lock powered the Senators past the Angels with a seventh inning homer and a ninth inning RBI.
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Associated Press
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New York
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Minnesota
Yankees
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Johnny Keane
Twins
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Merritt
Chicago
Baltimore
White Sox
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San Diego State Readies for West Coast Relays Title Repeat
San Diego State aims to repeat as college division champion at the West Coast Relays in Fresno with 19 schools challenging the Aztecs. Fresno State, Idaho State, Sacramento State and Redlands figure as top threats. High jump could steal the show as Jim Brown of San Francisco State clears 6 11 and others surpass 6 8, while world records loom in Saturday night events led by pole vault hopefuls attempting Fred Hansen's 17 4. The meet features star entries Ralph Boston and UCLA’s Marc Savage among a strong field across multiple events.
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Calif
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Aztecs
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Redlands
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Larry Alexander
Dick Jones
Cal Poly
Hayward State
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Frank Arias
Fred Hansen
John Pennel
Bob Svagren
Sam Kirk
Marc Savage
UCLA
Southern California
Paul Wilsery
Ralph Boston
Clarence Hobinson
New Medics
Rainer Stenius
Los Angeles State
Peer Ay
Indianapolis 500 to Be Aired Here on KXAR
KXAR will carry the Indianapolis 500 time trials starting May 14 at 4 30 p.m. The sequence continues with May 16 at 5 45 p.m. May 21 at 4 30 p.m. and May 23 at 5 45 p.m. The race itself airs on KXAR from 9 30 a.m. to 2 00 p.m. on May 90th. This is a KXAR exclusive with no live TV or radio broadcasts except the speedway originated feed carried by KXAR.
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KXAR
Solunar Tables Plan Hunting and Fishing Times
Solunar periods guide days for fishing and hunting based on John Alden Knight's tables. Major periods start at shown times and last around two hours, while minor periods are shorter and shown in regular type. Plan outings to match peak activity in good territory and cover.
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John Alden Knight
Are You Losing Social Status Because Your Friends Have More Interesting Diseases
HAL BOYLE notes that people invent names for fears to explain feelings of inadequacy and social pressure. The column lampoons modern anxieties from tarhephobia to chronophobia, illustrating how fears color daily life and even work, while poking fun at columnists' own fears.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Lesus
Tes
Hartender
Cuye
Mass Exodus Planned by Church of Christ Members
About 300 Church of Christ members from Texas and six other states plan to move to Somerset County New Jersey this summer to form a new congregation in Bridgewater. C. Larry Roberts will lead the ministry. 111 families, 265 people, have signed commitments. 65 adults have jobs lined up. 39 of 80 interviewed received job offers. 25 teachers already contracted for New Jersey schools. The new church site covers 10 acres and will seat 580. The denomination has 29 New Jersey churches, 19,200 total congregations, and nearly 2.5 million members nationwide.
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Dallas
Tex
Church of Christ
New Jersey
C. Larry Roberts
Somerset County
Roberts
Texas
Arkansas
Indiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
California
Michigan
D. E. Coleman
Carlsbad
N.M
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Tennessee
Pilot Lands Burning DC3 In Alfalfa Field Near Norfolk
Captain A T Bergum of St. Paul Minnesota landed his North Central Airlines DC3 after one engine caught fire. Sixteen passengers and three crew walked away unharmed. Bergum extinguished the fire, led passengers to a farm house, and awaited transport to Norfolk.
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Neb
A.T. Bergum
St. Paul
Antique Automobile Fair Postponed By Cold Weather
MORRISTON Ark AP cold weather delayed the third annual Antique Automobile Fair set for May 22 at the Museum of Automobiles on Petit Jean Mountain. Museum director Alan Symonds said most previous entrants came from Michigan Illinois Missouri and Oklahoma and that many could not plan trips because of the unseasonably cold conditions. The event will be rescheduled.
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Morriston
Ark
Museum of Automobiles
Petit Jean Mountain
Alan Symonds
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Students Rally Collect Bottles For Scholarship Fund
About 175 Northwestern Michigan College students spent an hour gathering discarded beverage bottles across Grand Traverse County. They collected 12 225 bottles the refunds from which were designated for the student scholarship fund.
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Traverse City
Mich
Grand Traverse County
Dope and Sex Drugs Worth Millions Smuggled Into Philippines
Manila reports narcotics and sex drugs valued at about 4.5 million smuggled from Red China annually. Lt. Gen. Pelagio A. Cruz, a retired officer, heads President Marcos anti smuggling drive.
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Philippines
Red
China
Pelagio A. Cruz
Cruz
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Hope native joins Eli Lilly as science systems designer
George F. Fraction, a Hope, Arkansas native, has joined Eli Lilly and Company in Indianapolis as a scientific systems designer. He earned a Bachelor of Science in chemistry from Howard University and previously worked at the National Bureau of Standards in Washington, DC.
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George F. Fraction
Eli Lilly Company
Indianapolis
Hope
Oklahoma Firm Submits Low Bid for Arkansas Dormitories
The University of Arkansas announced that Harmon Construction Co. of Oklahoma City submitted the apparent lowest bid of 3,761,000 dollars to build two new dormitories with joint dining facilities for 800 students.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma
Harmon Construction Co
Oklahoma City
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