Nicklaus Opens Lead as Palmer Misses Florida Open Cut
Jack Nicklaus holds a two stroke edge entering the third round of the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando. Arnold Palmer shoots 76 and misses the final 36, while Nicklaus relies on precise irons despite driving worries. Bob Charles and Miller Barber chase behind as Boros and Play er seek to climb.
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Berenson Sparks Blues In 1-1 Tie With Oakland
Red Berenson, after moving from the Rangers to St. Louis, surged to 20 goals for the Blues and scored the lone Blues tally in a 1-1 draw with Oakland. Ron Harris scored Oakland’s goal in the second period as the teams traded chances in a lone Friday NHL game.
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Semiz Earns No 1 Seed For Buffalo Open Finals
Semiz of River Edge New Jersey defeated Nelson Burton Jr of St Louis 246 217 in the Friday position round to claim the No 1 seed for Saturday's PBA Greater Buffalo Open finals. Burton the defending champion trailed in a tight earlier match. Bob Strampe Detroit finished third after losing 211 203 to Therm Davis Chicago in the final game. Bobby McMillin College Point New York earned fifth spot for the televised finals.
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N.J
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Chicago
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Rowling LP Scores Rowling LP Scores Honor R Ll Men’s
lp scores honor rowling lp men’s event. unclear names and actions limit specifics.
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Triplicate: 160 Snell Fountain records set for team
A detailed roster of players with individual scores lists Theodore Lewis Sexton Stidham Stover McWhorter Hoover Hotarick Lewis Pfeiffer Gibbs Pergram and others across men and women divisions. The entry notes a triplicate 160 as a fountain marker or score reference.
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S ‘D. Hoover
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L. Gibbs
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D. Cornwell
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Ie. Reed
M. Longman
C. Lukens
M. Beachler
M. Wombold
C. Abner
M. Melton
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P. Watts
G. Augspurger
E. Wendt
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Snell
Frustration Ends With Lead In Pin Classic
Tony Ciocco of Kalamazoo Michigan grabbed the all events lead at the American Bowling Congress tourney with 1923 after 12 previous frustations. He opened with 648 in team and doubles, 627 in singles, surpassing Ray Redmer who led with 1911. Detroit Stroh's stands as top five man division contender ready to open tonight.
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Tony Ciocco
Ciocco
Ray Redmer
Lincoln Park
Mich
Detroit Stroh’s
Pistol Pete Maravich Namesakes Arrive at Baton Rouge Zoo
Two Siberian tiger cubs joined the Baton Rouge zoo and were promptly named Pistol and Pete in honor of LSU basketball star Pistol Pete Maravich. The All-American's record breaking season sparked the naming.
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Pete Maravich
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Baton Rouge Zoo
Pete
Yale selects Thatcher Shellaby as sophomore captain
New Haven Connecticut AP reports Thatcher Shellaby of Hermosa Beach California is elected Yale basketball team captain for 1968 69 becoming the first sophomore captain since Ed Robinson in 1955 The 6 foot 3 swingman played in every game alternating forward and guard for the Elis.
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Dover Swimmer Treavor Buehler Voted MVP at Wittenberg
Springfield Ohio AP Trevor Buehler a Dover sophomore was named Wittenberg’s most valuable swimmer for 1968. He is the Ohio Conference 200 yard individual medley champion.
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Poplar Jamie tops Yonkers trotter times in 1967
Poplar Jamie driven by John Chapman posted the best one mile time for a trotter at Yonkers Raceway in 1967. He was timed in 2 01.4 on June 9.
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Braves Move Hopeful Infield Bids To Rally
The Braves under new manager Lyman Harris push for urgency in spring training at West Palm Beach. Deron Johnson aims for 130 RBI and the lineup gains Sonny Jackson adding speed while Alou Torre and Aaron recover from injuries. Harris emphasizes fielding effort as the club pursues a stronger 1968 season.
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Braves face hot battle for infield and rotation roles
The report outlines Atlanta contenders for 1968 with Cloninger and Torre vying for pitching duties while Woodward’s infield may shift. Millan and Aaron provide depth at key positions, and veteran arms like Niekro and Jarvis lead a progressing Braves staff amid surrounding trades and notices.
Scott's Spring Homer Rally Lifts Red Sox Over Astros
Boston first baseman George Scott matched a hot streak with his third spring homer as Boston beat Houston 3 1. Scott delivered a two strike shot that turned an edge into a win. Other scores included Oakland 8 Washington 4 and Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1.
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Ascot Park Opens With Big Crowd In Akron
A crowd of 5,426 attended Ascot Park's opening day in Akron Ohio. Bettors wagered a total of 345744 dollars. Sal's Gift won the first race paying 52.20 to win the top payout. The daily double payoff came from numbers 6 and 3 at 217.40.
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Whitfield Sparks Reds Rally to Beat Braves in Exhibition
Cincinnati's Fred Whitfield continued his hot hitting by singling in the third and doubling in two runs in the fourth as the Reds beat Atlanta 7-5. The win kept Cincinnati atop the Grapefruit standings at 6-1 with five straight victories. George Culver earned the mound win, George Helms drove in two in the third, and four Braves errors fueled a seven run fourth. The Reds face the New York Yankees next at Fort Lauderdale.
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