Nicklaus Tops Masters to Lead Golf's Big Three
Jack Nicklaus, age 23, wins the Masters by one stroke over Tony Lema, becoming the youngest Masters champion. He ties Palmer and Player in the era's rivalry, led money list after earning $20,900 for the victory, boosting his season total to $36,715 while Palmer finishes ninth and Player fifth.
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Julius Boros
Sam Snead
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Comet
Don January
Ed Furgol
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Lema
Four New Managers and Players Open Baseball Season
Four new managers and a wave of new players inaugurate the major league season as Washington and Cincinnati start 24 hours early. Key openers feature Senators against Orioles in Washington and Reds versus Pirates at Crosley Field with large crowds expected and notable debuts from rookies and trades shaping pennant hopes.
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Reds
Crosley Field
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D.C
Don Rudolph
Steve Barber
Orioles
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Jim O'Toole
Earl Francis
Pirates
Kent State Aide Becomes Procopius Sports Boss
Kent State University football aide Paul Amodio has resigned to become athletic director and head football coach at St. Procopius College in Lisle Illinois. Amodio, 31, will start June 16 and previously coached the ends for the Golden Flashes. He led Lorain St Mary’s and Lorain Clearview to 17 straight wins as head coach.
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Probable MLB Pitchers With Details For Several Games
A listing of probable pitchers for multiple games with last year records and start times. Including New York at Kansas City Rakow 14 17 and 2 30 p m attendance 33 000, Chicago at Detroit Bunning 19 10 1 30 p m 50 000, and other matchups across the league with planned attendance figures.
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Terry
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Rakow
Chicago
Herbert
Detroit
Bunning
Exhibition Scores From Today's Baseball Expo
Chicago A 2 Cincinnati 1. Milwaukee 8 New York A 3. Baltimore 3 New York N 1. St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6. Washington 5 Pittsburgh 1. Los Angeles A 3 Los Angeles N 0. Boston 3 Chicago N 2. Houston 3 Kansas City 1. San Francisco 5 Cleveland 2. Detroit 4 Minnesota 3.
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Reds
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Score Through With Baseball
Southpaw Herb Score of the Chicago White Sox retires after a career plagued by a career ending eye injury. He announced the decision after being optioned to Indianapolis and after two scoreless innings in a 2-1 exhibition win over Cincinnati. He leaves following a promising start with Cleveland and a trade to the White Sox.
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White Sox
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West Palm Beach
Fla
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Gill McDougald
Cleveland Indians
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Barry Latman
San Diego
Sox
Birdie's Opening Lineup Loaded With Surprises
Cleveland Manager Birdie Tebbetts reshuffles for the opener with five rookies. Ellis Burton starts in right field over Willie Kirkland. Fred Whitfield may start at first base. Davalillo anchors center while Tony Martinez breaks in as a key rookie with strong bat control. The lineup aims for balance and depth.
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Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Dick Brown
John Orsino
Joel Gaines
Pete Burnside
Stu Miller
Orioles
Jim McNally
Bill Miller
Steve Dalkowski
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Fred Whitfield
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Willie Kirkland
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Tebbetts
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San Francisco
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Martinez
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Columnist's Hunch Pays Off at Hialeah Race
Miami AP Shirley Povich of the Washington Post bet on the 3-year-old $8 500 claiming colt David S in the third race at Hialeah. She urged placing on the horse saying Nothing is too good for our son. David S won and paid $2240.
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Hialeah
Lucas Hints at Royals Career as Cincinnati Interest Grows
Cincinnati Ohio AP Lucas, a three time All American from Ohio State, guests at the Royals sale game and hints he would sign if the purchase clears. Warren Hensel plans to acquire the Royals and will only discuss contracts after NBA Governors approve. Lucas disputes a Knicks link and recalls his 1962 draft by Cincinnati.
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Royals Force Game Seven In Eastern Final Showdown
In Cincinnati, the Royals upset the Celtics 109 99 to knot the series at three games apiece. Oscar Robertson scored 36 points while Sam Jones led Boston with 25 as a decisive seventh game heads to Boston Wednesday.
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Workman Wins 1963 NCAA Scoring Title Over Kramer
Nick Workman of Seton Hall claims the national collegiate scoring crown with a 29.5 point average on 650 points in 22 games. Barry Kramer of NYU finishes second with 29.3 on 675 points in 23 games.
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Nick Workman
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Kramer
Sub Harkness Best In Contest
Loyola star Jerry Harkness, a substitute, led the West All-Stars to an 82-79 victory over the East in the Shrine basketball game. He was named most valuable player after the West held a 20 point lead at times despite the East rallying in the second half.
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Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Harkness
Tom Thacker
Cincinnati
Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
Jimmy Ray
Indiana
Ortiz Retains World Lightweight Title In San Juan Bout
In San Juan Puerto Rico Carlos Ortiz defeated Doug Vaillant to retain the world lightweight crown. The bout featured Ortiz stopping Vaillant in the later rounds as the champion defended his title on foreign soil.
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New York
Doug Vaillant
Miami
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Boston
Joe Denucci
Newton
Mass
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Hollywood
Calif
Division Finals Results from Sundays Games
Cincinnati defeated Boston 109 to 99 to tie the series at 3 3. Los Angeles beat St Louis 123 to 96 giving the Lakers a 3 2 series lead.
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Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Detroit Nets 7 in semifinal win over Chicago
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 4 to clinch the best of seven series in the NHL semifinal, advancing with a 4 2 series win. Masuko of Japan and Murry of New Orleans are noted with disputed knockout times, suggesting an edited or scrambled OCR record.
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Yuji Masuko
Japan
Gino Murry
New Orleans
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