Brewer Triumphs In Masters To Break Slump
Brewer wins the Masters at Augusta with five under par, overcoming past heartbreak. Jones praises his skill as Palmer and Player struggle to contend. Nicklaus, a champion, misses the cut. Brewer’s decisive recovery after missing a win in 1966 marks his major breakthrough.
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Adcock Unsure On Indians Opening Starter Plan
Kansas City notes that Cleveland managers Joe Adcock and Clay Bryant have not decided who will start the opener against the Kansas City Athletics after a 2-1 loss to the Reds in Little Rock. Sam McDowell and Luis Tiant are potential choices, with Tiant nursing a groin strain and possibly rested until Wednesday.
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Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results Summary
Exhibition baseball results from Sunday show Washington defeating St. Louis 8 to 5 and Kansas City beating Los Angeles 3 to 2. Cleveland edged Cincinnati 2 to 1, Boston took Detroit 4 to 3 in 10 innings, and Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 6 to 2. Minnesota beat Atlanta 7 to 5 in 10 innings. Chicago A led Chicago N 6 to 3, New York A defeated Houston 9 to 4, San Francisco beat California 7 to 5, and New York N defeated Baltimore 5 to 4.
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Vision Playoff Finals Eastern Division Clash
Boston defeats Philadelphia 121 to 117 to take a 3-1 series lead in the Eastern Division finals. The game highlights a tight playoff race as Boston and Philadelphia exchange runs and late baskets in a high scoring affair.
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Welters Charles to clash with Thomas in Four Seasons card
Welterweights Doug Charles of New York and John Thomas of Trinidad collide in an eight round feature at Four Seasons Arena Walpole Massachusetts. Charles and Thomas bring unbeaten runs and seek major momentum in the national welterweight scene.
Attitude and talent highlight opening day showdown
The Dodgers Wes Parker faces Reds ace Jim Maloney as Cincinnati opens 1967 NL play weather permitting at Crosley Field. Bob Miller moves into the rotation for Los Angeles while Cincinnati reshapes its lineup under Dave Bristol, hoping for pitching depth and a brighter season. The Reds, coming off a seventh-place finish, showcase changes including Pete Rose moved to left field and Deron Johnson at third, while the Dodgers add Ron Hunt Bob Bailey and Gene Michael in winter trades. The Reds completed their exhibition schedule with a 2-1 loss to Cleveland.
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Today's Game New York at Washington
The day features a single matchup with New York visiting Washington as the sole scheduled game. No other contests are listed for Tuesday, with Cleveland at Kansas City, Detroit at California, and Minnesota at Baltimore noted among the limited slate.
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Opening Games Feature Usual Spring Fanfare
Opening games mark the baseball season with pageantry as 16 teams start play. In Washington the Senators host the Astros and the Mets visit, while St. Louis and San Francisco set a first pitch under a president's presence.
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Wills Shoes Spark Baseball Rules Review
Maury Wills of the Pirates wears new style aluminum spiked shoes under review by the Baseball Rules Committee. Pirates GM Joe Brown plans an appeal to make the shoes legal, arguing they are lighter and aid baserunning.
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Punch taunts Hawks after Leafs win in semifinal opener
Toronto Maple Leafs beat Chicago 3-1 to even the Stanley Cup semifinal series at one game apiece. Pete Stemkowski opened scoring, Dave Keon short-handed, and George Armstrong added a power-play goal while Hawks injuries and key plays puzzled coach Billy Reay.
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Frisco's Haber Repeats as National Open Handball Champion
San Francisco player Paul Haber defeats Bill Yambrick of St. Paul Minnesota in the national open handball final 21 16 and 21 20 Saturday. Yambrick led 18 13 in the second game before Haber came back to win two straight and claim the title.
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Sardisco named Bills defensive line coach
Tony Sardisco, former guard for the Boston Patriots in the AFL, is named defensive line coach for the Buffalo Bills to assist during a pre-season practice.
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Staub Powers Homers at Forbes Field in Roof-Rover Shot
Pittsburgh reports Rusty Staub of the Houston Astros belted a long homer last June 4 at Forbes Field, becoming the youngest to clear the right field roof at age 22. The feat places him among legends such as Babe Ruth and Mickey Mantle. Ruth hit his roof shot May 25, 1935. Michigan State coach Danny Litwhiler serves as first vice president of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches.
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Pin Plan Near End on Ohio Women's Bowling Tour
Columbus Ohio AP reports little movement among leaders on the ninth and next-to-last weekend of the Ohio Women's Bowling Tournament. Ann of Welliston posted the best showing, climbing to sixth in singles with 609-10, as competition tightens toward the final weekend and overall standings.
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