Nicklaus Opens Masters Lead After Second Round Surge
Jack Nicklaus holds a one stroke edge at Augusta as he carded a second round 71 to reach 139 total, citing a renewed desire and a late 1960s downturn sparked by his father's death. Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead faltered amid gusty winds while Trevino lingered just within reach as 47 players head into the third round.
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Palmer shoots to 75 at Masters amid ruling dispute
Arnold Palmer endured a frustrating second round in Augusta, shooting 75 to fall six behind leader Jack Nicklaus after starting with 70. A ruling on a ground under repair at No 1 sparked controversy when Palmer's ball played from an indentation and a subsequent 12th hole triple bogey compounded his misery.
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Ali Quarry Sign for June 12 Bout
Muhammad Ali and Jerry Quarry signed to fight June 12 in Las Vegas. It will be their second clash after Ali beat Quarry in 1970. Ali earns at least 500000 dollars and Quarry 175000, with venues set for either the Las Vegas Convention Center or the outdoor Las Vegas Stadium.
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Mission South Wins LHS Invitational Golf Title
Mission South's four man squad captured first with a 337 total at Alvamar Hills. Lawrence finished sixth in both the composite six-player score and the four-man standings. Individual scores include Hack 92 Kennedy 83 Shull 89 Higuchi 90 for 354 and Albers 92 Grosdidier 93 for 183 in the tie for 10th. The invitational field totaled 437, while Topeka West won with 517.
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Manhattan wins two man playoff amid windy day scoring woes
Manhattan took first in a two man with a 164 after defeating Salina Central in a sudden death playoff. Stewart Shockley of Mission East was the tourney medalist with a 79 seven strokes above par, as wind pushed scores higher across the field. Lions coach Al Woolard noted weather as the main factor behind the high totals and urged patience as his team rebuilds for a league title bid.
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Ryun Dominates 880 at Texas Relays Despite Doctor Orders
Jim Ryun wins the 880 in 1 48.1 at the 45th Texas Relays in Austin. He defends his form with speed work, beating Ken Swenson by about 20 yards. The event highlights include Jerome Howe anchoring Kansas State to a 9 34.4 mile relay win, while other stars contest sprints and field events.
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Buffs and Sooners Sweep Big 8 Doubleheaders
Colorado defeated Missouri 5-2 and 1-6 in Boulder while Oklahoma swept Kansas State 6-2 and 6-4 in Manhattan as rain and wind halted other games. Max Cue drilled two three run homers for Colorado in game two. Jack drove in three for Oklahoma and Weese limited K State in game one.
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Kansas Nebraska twinbill postponed by cold weather
A scheduled baseball doubleheader between Kansas and Nebraska in Lincoln was postponed due to cold conditions. The series was to be played at Sherman Field with Kansas pitching Steve Corder and Bob Cox against Nebraska’s Ryan Kurosaki and Dennis O Doherty as part of a three game set delayed to a later date.
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Pro Cage Report By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New York Sun
Kentucky 92 leads New York 4 1 in best of seven B series as the Associated Press provides a game update from New York. The report notes Kentucky’s 92 point total and the 4 1 series lead, with emphasis on the pace and scoring.
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Stallworth Leads Midwest In Aloha Classic Loss
Bud Stallworth scored 11 points for the Midwest as they were edged by the South 98 94 in the Aloha Classic in Honolulu.
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Colson 250-5 Leads Kansas at Texas Relays Opening Day
Javelin star Sam Colson delivered Kansas best with a 250-5 mark for third in the university division on day one. Rick Jacques finished fourth in the open 880 with 1 51.1, while Bob Bornkessel took third in the 440 hurdles. Kansas qualifiers included Barry Schur in high jump and Dana LeDue and Rudy Guevara in the shot put.
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Jim Ryan
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Owners Reject Latest Player Plan
The Major League Baseball Players Association and owners traded lines over a season start as pension talks stall. The owners unanimously rejected the players plan to begin the season while pension talks resume. the players vow unfair labor practice charges. One released player cited is Joe Horlen.
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