Dodgers and Giants Rally as Koufax and Mays Regain Form
Dodgers and Giants boost NL pennant hopes as Koufax wins again for the Dodgers 5-1 over the Yankees in Fort Lauderdale and Mays keys the Giants 9-2 win over the Cubs in Phoenix. Koufax allows four hits in seven innings. Mays collects a triple and two doubles. The two clubs also note other spring results and standings as teams gear up for the season opener.
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Pesky Eyes First Division With Top Batters in Lineup
Boston Red Sox manager Johnny Pesky aims for a first division finish in 1984 with a lineup led by Dick Stuart Carl Yastrzemski and Frank Malzone. Big bat power from Stuart and Yastrzemski anchors a cast including Mejias Clinton and a pitching staff led by Mourouquinette and Radatz.
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Nicklaus Favored as Masters Contender After Rain
Augusta weather turns course into mud as Jack Nicklaus cultivates favorite status for defending Masters title. Experts say Nicklaus, already strong bet to win back-to-back titles, stands to gain from soggy fairways. Cary Middiecoff notes the National prefers power hitters, making Nicklaus harder to beat in wet conditions.
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Homives 36.7 Tops Cagers of Colleges
New York United Press ticker: Haward Komives led the nation at 36.7 points per game, crowning the 1962-64 major college scoring champion. Davidson’s Terry Holland posted top field goal accuracy, Tulsa’s Rick Parks excelled at free throws, and Ohio Xavier’s Bob Pelkington led in rebounds. San Jose State claimed team defense, Miami (Fla.) led free throw percentage, Iona dominated rebounds, Temple teams fouled least, while Seanic fouled most.
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UK Football Won't Use First Negro Player This Fall
Lexington Kentucky.University of Kentucky coach Charlie Bradshaw said no Negro player from Kentucky high schools will join the Wildcats this fall and expressed doubt that Steve Matthews of Detroit currently in spring practice will make the varsity next season. Matthews, transfer from Detroit, had run at fullback on the fifth team and failed to crack varsity in 1962.
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Pineville, Black Star advance in independent tourney
Pineville beat the Buffalo Bills 83 88 to advance while Black Star ousted Middlesboro’s Blue Jays 70 46 in Pineville High School’s independent cage tourney. First round results set up two games tonight with Stinking Creek vs Finville Migrants and Pineville Two vs Corbit.
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Pro Am golf tourney opens with heavy local turnout
The Pro Am at Kiddiesboro Country Club drew a large field with late entries possible to raise the total to around 100. Knoxville’s Solomon Milner Asher and Ray McIlenry joined practice rounds as others from the area were expected. Coaches and players planned a busy afternoon with awards and a dinner dance following the competition. Meanwhile high school baseball kicks off with a 16 team county schedule starting Thursday, and Keokee and St Charles chase the same title as last year.
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