Nicklaus Baxter tie for Doral lead with course records
Nicklaus and Rex Baxter each fired six under par 66 to equal the second round lead at the Doral Invitational, with Bob Shave at 156. Snead joined the trio at 137, while Joe Lopez Sr and others trailed. Baxter credited his record to putting as he erased the 67-mark set in 1962.
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UPI
Nicklaus
Rex Baxter
Bob Shave
Baxter
Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
Slammin
Sammy Snead
Joe Lopez Sr
Key West
Jay Herbert
Dave Marr
Lionel Herbert
Tommy Aaron
Jack Rule Jr
Dave Hill
Big Mike Souchak
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Art Wall
al Besselink
Paul Bondeson
Billy Casper
Dan Sikes
Buckeye
Snead
Sikes
Birdie
Braves rout Yankees 11-1 as Aaron homers twice
In West Palm Beach Henry Aaron hit two long balls and Frank Bolling plus Tommie Aaron added one each to back a 11-1 Braves victory over the Yankees. Ralph Terry and Whitey Ford were hammered for five Yankee hits in three innings, while Bob Sadowski and Denny Lemaster combined for the win. Mantle doubled for New York’s lone run.
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West Palm Beach
Bob Sadowski
Denny Lemaster
Yankees
Braves
Mickey Mantle
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Carl Warwick
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
New York
Warwick
al Jackson
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Larry Jaster
Mets
Jess Gonder
Jerry Wild
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Cleon Long
Jeff Long
St Louis
Jackson
Bearnorth
Dillom
Cannizzaro
Simmons
Jaster
Wild
McCarver
Ricketts
Reds Top Tigers In Exhibition At Henley Field
Long homers by Frank Robinson Marty Keough and Pete Rose powered the Cincinnati Reds to an 6 5 victory over the Detroit Tigers in an exhibition at Henley Field Lakeland Rose opened the decisive rally with a leadoff triple in the ninth and scored on Mel Queen's sacrifice fly Keough then ended it with a liner over right field Wickersham took the loss after the ninth inning assault.
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Lakeland
Fla
UPI
Frank Robinson
Marty Keough
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Henley Field
Rose
Reds
Mel Queen
Robinson
Keough
Dave Wickersham
Jim O'Toole
Washington and Kansas City Baseball Game Summary
Washington and Kansas City played with notable batting and pitching details. Key players included Segui, Daniels, Hinton, Green, Lau, Aryan, and Rivas with runs, hits, and errors noted. Final scoring reflects multiple hits and late innings, with WP and LP credited to Segui and Daniels respectively.
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Washington
Kansas City
Daniels
Duckworth
McNeal
Brumley
Retzer
Segui
Handrahan
Aker
Lau
Aryan
Hinton
Green
High School Baseball Opens With Three Southern Conference Games
The Southern Conference starts its high school baseball season with three games. Bishop Gorman meets Las Vegas at 10 am at Baker Park, Rancho hosts Basic at 1 pm, and Western defends the title against Boulder City at 1 50 pm at Municipal Field. Gorman, Las Vegas, Rancho, Western and Boulder City prepare for the league three‑game round robin.
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Bishop Gorman
Las Vegas
Baker Park
Rancho
Western
Boulder City
Municipal Field
Gorman
Needles
Calif
St. Mary's
Phoenix
Ariz
St Mary's
Ron Stock
Craig Kimball
Merle Sage
DuCharme
Kim Gunner
Dennis Osgood
Basic
Yank Skiers Win Downhill at National Alpine Championships
In Winter Park Colorado US Olympic skiers dominated the downhill events. Ni Orsi a 19 year old Stock ton California and Gordon Eaton of Littleton New Hampshire tied for the men's championship in an unofficial 1 20 5. Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs Colorado and Chuck Ferries of Houghton Michigan tied for third in 1 20 7.
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Colo
Ni Orsi
Stockton
Calif
Gordon Eaton
Littleton
N.H
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Double Main At Castaways Tuesday Night In Gulfstream Race
Promoter Bill Miller signs lightweights Gabe Brambilla and Jorge Rivera for the eight round opener in the Strip Fight of the Week at Castaways Hotel Tuesday night. Miller headlines a double main with two ten rounders for 28 scheduled rounds. State bantamweight champion Chilo Carranza of Henderson faces Manny Linson of Los Angeles in one top bout. Linson meets Cervarvo in another, with Brambilla returning after a prior draw with Joe Jacobs. Tickets on sale at Sport Club Castaways Hotel Esquire Lounge FI Morocco and Guys and Dolls. Reserved seats $41.
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Gabe Brambilla
Jorge Rivera
Castaways Hotel
Miller
Ecard
Chilo Carranza
Henderson
Manny Linson
Los Angeles
Cervarvo
Sororpy Neveda
Competsion
Linson
Brambilla
Joe Jacobs
Phoenix
Jacobs
Sport Club
Esquire Lounge
FI Morocco
Guys and Dolls
Gun Bow Aims For Gulf Stream Park Handicap Win
Gedney Farm's Gun Bow from California leads a field in the $100,000-added Gulf Stream Park Handicap at Hallandale. Bill Shoemaker rides Gun Bow who has won three straight races, with Sunrise Flight and Admiral Vic among the other probable contenders. If all 12 start the purse totals $117,100 with $77,100 going to the winner, and showers could force an off track. The record pace of 1:59 and 4/5 set by Coaltown in 1919 remains a distant target.
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California
Santa Anta
Amo
Gun Sow
Rennin
Bill Shoemaker
Little Farm
Sunrise Flight
Sunny Blue Farm
Admiral Vic
Larry Adams
Admiral Vie
Mickey Solomone
Mongo
Hialeah
Tamao
R. L. Stevens
Bold Commander
Waytr Chambers Tiempazo
Ray Broussard
Garnol
Henry Moreno
Frankie's Nod
Tony Despirito
Gulfstream Park
Coaltown
Rich Round Table
White Sox acquire Mossi from Tigers for 20000 waiver price
The Chicago White Sox announced the purchase of veteran pitcher Don Mossi from the Detroit Tigers for the $20,000 waiver price. Mossi, 34, a 10-year major league veteran, is expected to serve as a late inning reliever. He posted a 7-7 record with Detroit last season, including three wins against the Yankees.
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UPI
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Detroit Tigers
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White Sox
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Yankees
Time Odds Lead Grand National Field At Aintree
American owned Gale Force and Flying Wild chase the Grand National title as 33 runners prepare for the four mile 856 yard test over 30 fences. Time, at 10-1, seeks a second National win for trainer Willie Stephenson and jockey Mike Scudamore amid heavy betting on Gale Force and Flying Wild.
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Eng
Gale Force
John Cheatle
Time
Willie Stephenson
Mike Scudamore
Oxo
Flying Wild
Raymond Guest
Team Spirit
Jack Goodman
Ron Woodward
Willie Robinson
Baseball Tryouts for City Leagues Set Today
Two municipal baseball federations hold tryouts for City Recreation summer leagues. Las Vegas Club Junior League players, ages 13 to 14, practice today and tomorrow at Hadland Park at 2 p.m. Coach Ron Russo leads the team. Montoya Mobile Midget League players, ages 10 to 12, work out today at Cragin Park at 9 30 a.m. under Coach Al Moreland.
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City Recreation Department
Las Vegas
Hadland Park
Ron Russo
Montoya Mobile
Cragin Park
al Moreland
Ruth Jessen Leads After First Round At Western Open
Ruth Jessen, ninth money winner last year, shot a three under par 35 at 6,543 yard Scenic Hills CC to hold a two stroke first round lead in the 35th Women's Western Open as rain canceled Thursday play. She recovered from a double bogey on the 12th to post the day’s only sub par round.
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UPI
Ruth Jessen
Miss Jessen
San Luis Rey
Calif
Scenic Hills Country Club
Kentucky Derby Candidates Run at Bowie
Poor Derby prospects face Maryland winner Traffic and National and Pohantan's Chief tain with Marion Krankel's Rupers in a seven furlong Governors Gold Cup at Bowie. Okeya, top Maryland sire, seeks three-year-old strength but is third choice in an eight horse field. Chieftain and Bill Hartack loom as favorites after winter wins and juvenile glory in 165.
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Reginald N. Webste
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Pohantan
Chieftain
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Joseph R. Halsey
Theya
Bill Hartack
Hialeah Park
Northern Dancer
No Change For Defense By Rejection
William FavershamCassius Clay's manager says Clay's Army rejection creates no immediate plan change for his first title defense. He expects action around mid April after reviewing exam results and weighing a Liston rematch, but no decisions yet.
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Louisville
UPI
William Faversham
Cassius Clay
Faversham
Clay
Army
Lenny Liston
Liston
Cassius
Eagles Trade Tom McDonald to Cowboys for Players
Dallas announces the trade sending flanker Tommy McDonald from Philadelphia in exchange for Lynn Hoyem John Meyers and kicker Sam Baker. McDonald is a longtime NFC receiver with 287 receptions 5499 yards and 66 touchdowns. Eagle coach Kuharich says move fills holes. Cowboys coach Landry calls it good for both sides.
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UPI
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia Eagles
Lynn Hohel
John Meyers
Sam Baker
McDonald
University of Oklahoma
NFL
Tommy
Eagle
Joe Kuharich
Hoyem
Meyers
Baker
Tom Landry
The
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