Maxwell Leads Memphis Open Golf Classic at Midday
Arnold Palmer lost a wristwatch as Billy Maxwell and fellow pros led after the first round of the Danny Thomas Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Maxwell shot 69 to share the lead with Gibby Gilbert and Hubert Green, chasing a $35,000 first prize in the $175,000 event. Jee Trevino, last year’s winner here, opened with momentum.
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Hottest Hitter In Texas League
Dave Schneck, returned after a beaning, paced Memphis with four RBIs after a 70 on the tough back nine. Charles Coady Palmer and 14 others tied at 71 as Jack Nicklaus withdrew with flu on a gusty round at 7,195 yards par 72 with water hazards.
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Celtic Sale Partially Cleared
New York AP reports the sale of the Boston Celtics, Atlantic Division champions, was partially cleared by a federal bankruptcy referee. Trans National Communications, the previous buyer, cannot pay about 2.6 million in unpaid notes as it reorganizes. The proposed sale to Harold Lipton and Irving H. Levin for 3.7 million would satisfy Ballantine debts and leave 1.1 million. NBA Board of Governors must approve. Levin would also own stakes in the San Diego Chargers and San Diego Gulls.
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Pan American and Texas vie for NCAA World Series spot
Pan American beat Trinity 6-1 and Texas outlasted Trinity 4-3 in 14 innings to decide Dist. 6 contenders for Omaha. A possible third game follows if the double header splits. Salinas earned his 12th win as Trinity saw its 22 game win streak end.
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Dodgers Astros Open Four Game Set in L A
Dodgers and Astros open a crucial four game series in Los Angeles halting a tense early season NL West race. Houston won 4 3 in 11 innings on Jim Watson Helms bunt to take a game that featured Sutton one hitter into the ninth and Frank Robinson delivering a ninth inning run for a dramatic tie.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Best Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in strong territories or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport opportunities each day.
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Bettenhausen survives crash as Indy 500 hopes dimmed
Rookie Merle Bettenhausen escaped injury after a spectacular crash at the Speedway with his Kingfish turbo car demolished. The 27 year old from Tinley Park faces late decisions on a backup ride as final qualifying nears for the May 27 race. Gary Bettenhausen already qualified earlier, while Bobby Unser ran tests near pole favorite Dan Gurney's Olsonite Eagle. The piece notes track dangers near past incidents including Tony Bettenhausen's fatal crash in 1961.
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Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues
The American League East shows Detroit 15-10 leading with a .600 mark, Boston 12-12, Baltimore 13-12, New York 9-15, Milwaukee 7-15, Minnesota 17-7, Oakland 15-9, Chicago 15-10, Texas 11-15, California 11-16. Detroit beat Boston 7-2. California edged Oakland 4-3 in 12 innings. Friday schedules include Boston at New York, Baltimore at Milwaukee, Oakland at Kansas City, Minnesota at Texas, Cleveland at Detroit, California at Chicago. NL leaders list New York 21-7, Philadelphia 15-12, Pittsburgh 14-12, Chicago 14-13, Montreal 13-15, St Louis 18-5, Houston 18-10, Los Angeles 18-12. Tonight, Yankees at Philadelphia, Montreal at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at San Diego, Houston at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Francisco. Major League leaders include batting Braun .353, Kelly .352, runs Tovar 22, Darwin 21 RBIs, Piniella 34 hits 30, doubles Thompson 8, Cal hitters Aparicio 7, P.Kelly 2. Home runs Cash 7, Darwin 6. Stolen bases Nelson 10, McCraw 7. Pitching decisions not listed.
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No Le Hace Draws No. 1 Spot in Saturday's Race
Baltimore AP report notes no le Hace pins hopes on a dramatic upset as Riva Ridge seeks a Preakness title. The 97th Preakness at Pimlico features Derby winner Upper Case as a favorite, both listed at even money in previews.
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Death Claims Driver Jim Malloy in Indianapolis
Indianapolis AP veteran race driver Jim Malloy, 36, died at Methodist Hospital five days after a severe practice crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He never regained consciousness after the injuries sustained during last Sundays qualifying session as work continued toward the May 27 Indianapolis 500 despite the tragedy.
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Thursday Little League Winners at K-Park
Barry's beat CBC 6 to 3 in the first game while Hope Auto won 9 to 2 over Greening-Ellis. Barry's pitchers were Wayne East and Barry Hogan. CBC used Vince Bishop and Aaron Sheppard. Top hitters for Barry's were Danny Williams and Stan Harris. Bishop led CBC with a single. In game two Rufus Herndon pitched for Hope Auto and Steve Jones for Greening-Ellis. Tommy Allen went 4 for 4 and Herndon 2 for 4 for the winners. Wesley Brown had one hit for the losers. Friday games feature James Motor Co. vs Lions and Sheriffs Department vs Walker's Ref. in the second game.
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Pacers rally past Nets to lead ABA finals 3-2
Indiana erased a 20 point deficit to edge New York 100 99 in Indianapolis as Billy Keller and Freddie Lewis sparked a fourth quarter run. Keller had 22 points along with Lewis while Rick Barry led all scorers with 33 as the Pacers seize a 3 2 series edge with one game left in New York.
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Nat’s Hockey League All Star Team Named
Boston Chicago and New York each placed two players on the NHL All Star team announced Thursday. Espósito and Orr headed Boston, Park and Gilbert joined Hull and Esposito for New York and Chicago. The second team featured Hadfield Ratelle Cournotier, Dryden Stapleton and White. Orr’s season bonus earnings reach 25,230 after his Manley Cup share. Esposito and Orr each had 208 of 210 possible voting points from the PHWA.
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Travelers Romp El Paso in Texas League clash
Arkansas romped past El Paso 95 in a Texas League game. The Travelers used a five run sixth inning to pull away, tying the series at 2-2 with game three to follow at 7:30 p.m. Bright doubled and Ramirez tripled to power the rally. El Paso had tied the game early in the inning by scoring once.
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