Devlin Ties Casper With 45-Foot Masters Birdie
Bruce Devlin's 45-foot birdie at the 18th fringe earned a share of the Masters lead at 7 under 137 after a 70 second round. Casper held the solo lead after a 66 Thursday, with Archer and Sikes two behind as the field narrowed to 44.
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George Archer
Charles Coody
Dave Stockton
al Geiberger
Tom Weiskopf
Tommy Aaron
Miller Barber
Lionel Hebert
Bruce Crampton
Mason Rudolph
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
de Vicenzo
Don Sikes
Tom Weiskopft
George Knudson
Jack Nicklaus
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Don Bies
Ray Floyd
Bruce Fleisher
Gene Littler
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Arnold Palmer
Ken Still
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Tony Jacklin
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Jerry Pittman
Lou Graham
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Henry Picard
Sam Snead
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Doug For
Roman
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Peter Butler
Joseph Carr
Lu Liong-Huan
Gene Sorazen
Ken Venturi
A-John Bohmann
Ralph Guidant
Claude Harmon
Counts Three Pointer Lifts Lakers Over Hawks 95 93
Mel Counts hit a 24 second three point play in the closing 24 seconds to give the Los Angeles Lakers a 95 93 win over the Atlanta Hawks in game one of the NBA Western Division finals. Jerry West led L A with 25 points, Wilt Chamberlain had 15 and 29 rebounds, while Zelmo Beaty scored 29 for Atlanta. The series resumes at the Forum Sunday night.
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Atlanta
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Caldwell
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Silas
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Davis
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Hazard
Chamberlain
Echoes of the 1935 Masters and Sarazen's double eagle
George King recalls the 1935 Masters when Gene Sarazen's double eagle on the 15th at Augusta overturned Craig Wood's late lead. Sarazen won the playoff, denying Wood, who later captured the 1941 Masters and U S Open.
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Caesars Palace
George King
Mary Queen of Scots
Augusta
Craig Wood
Deal
N.J
Craig
Gene Sarazen
Augusta National
Sarazen
Gene
Wood
Cubs Blank Expos 1-0 on Williams 12th inning hit
Billy Williams delivered with two outs in the 12th inning driving Don Kessinger home from third to give the Chicago Cubs a 1-0 victory over the Montreal Expos. Carl Morton allowed six hits in nine innings for Montreal. Ted Abernathy earned the win after three perfect frames for Chicago. The Cubs moved into a first place tie with Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Sembera
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Joe Niekro
Ted Abernathy
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Spangler
Morton
Sember
Giants Rally to 8-0 Victory over Padres
San Francisco Giants blank San Diego 8-0 as Ray Sadecki allows seven hits for his team’s first win. Padres commit five errors, Willie Mays hits his first homer of the year, and Bobby Bonds drives in two with a double and a single.
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San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Ray Sadecki
Padres
Giants
Atlanta
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Bobby Sends
International Course Now Bonanza Corral
The International Country Club in Nevada changes its name to Bonanza Country Club and Corral after Nevada Equities buys the Bonanza Hotel and Casino. Parvin-Dohrmann plans to cancel the Stardust Country Club lease on May 1, with Paradise Homes set to operate the 6708 yard course possibly as a public facility. The Stardust Hotel will arrange guest access to another course, and the Stardust Country Club name may be retired due to lack of hotel association.
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America
International
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Bonanza
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Stardust Hotel
Stardust Country Club
Rancho la Costa Country Club
San Diego
Calif
Moe Dalitz
Stardust
Rancho la Costa
Carlsbad
Parvin-Dohrmann
Paradise Homes
Angels Power Past Twins in California Victory
In Anaheim, Tom Satriano and Jay Johnstone hit two run homers powering the California Angels to a 5 3 win over Minnesota. Aurelio Rodriguez doubled to start the second before Satriano's shot, and Jim Fregosi's two out single preceded Johnstone's homer in the third. Twins catcher George Mitterwald homered for his first major league round tripper.
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UPI
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Johnstone
George Mitterwald
Greyhound bill hung in committee vote tight at 4-3
The Nevada Commerce Committee holds a 4 to 3 vote against the greyhound racing bill with Chairman James Wood leading opposition. Supporters include Tim Hafen, Austin Bowler, and Art Espinoza as debate widens over a Henderson track backed by Herschel Trumbo. If lawmakers fail to move the measure, adjournment looms and final fate remains uncertain.
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R-Reno
Don Mellor-Sparks
Randy Capurro
Roy Torvinen
Tim Hafen
R-Pahrump
Austin Bowler
D-Las Vegas
Art Espinoza
D-Henderson
Wood
Nevada
Southern Nevada
Hughes
Northern Nevada
Henderson
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Henderson Telephone Company
Commerce Committee
Assembly Commerce Committee
Assembly
Baseball scores and tonight's matchups across leagues
Scores include Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 1 St Louis 6 New York 5 Chicago 1 Montreal 0 Atlanta 6 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 9 Houston 3 San Francisco 8 San Diego 0 Tonight's probable pitchers: Montreal Grant 0-0 at Chicago Jenk ins 0-0 Philadelphia Jackson 0-0 Pittsburgh Bunning 0-0 St Louis Gusti 0-0 at New York Cardwell 0-0 Cincinnati Nolan 0-1 at Atlanta Jar vis 0-0 Los Angeles Singer 0-0 at Houston Blasingame 0-0 San Francisco Marichal 0-0 at San Diego McBean 0-0.
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Los Angeles
Houston
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San Diego
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Jenkins
Jackson
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Jarvis
Singer
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Marichal
McBean
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West
WL Pet
Friday results and lineups highlight mixed pro baseball scores
The listings show New York 9 percent, Detroit 4, Boston 2, Cleveland 1, Seattle 7, Chicago 0, Washington 4, Baltimore 0, Oakland 5, California 5, Minnesota 3 with multiple matchups planned. Included are Jones, Dobson, Boswell, May, Stottlemore, McLain, Brett, Williams, Ellis, Segui, Pascual, and McNally.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Washington
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Kansas City
California
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Jones
Dobson
Boswell
May
Stottlemore
McLain
Brett
Williams
Ellis
Segui
Pascual
McNally
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