Coody Ends Nicklaus Dream With Masters Victory
Charlie Coody won the 35th Masters with a 279 total, denying Jack Nicklaus a possible pro grand slam. Nicklaus tied for second as Coody shot 70 in the final round while Nicklaus posted 72, ending hopes of sweeping the PGA, Masters, U.S. and British Opens in one year. Coody’s victory also earns him $25,000 plus World Series and Tournament of Champions rewards, with additional PGA match play implications.
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Bosox Rally Past Senators with Six-Run Seventh
Washington watched a six run seventh inning turn a 7 4 deficit into a 10 7 Boston win as Ray Culp and Reggie Smith delivered two run singles and Rico Petrocelli hit his 4th inning homer. Doug Griffin bunt and a pair of bunts loaded the bases before Culp and Aparacio produced key blows to cap the surge.
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Office Queen Tops Barbara Fritchie Weight at Bowie
Office Queen the 1970 champion 3-year-old filly carries 126 pounds for Saturdays Barbara Fritchie Handicap at Bowie. Process Shot who race at six furlongs last weekend with 123 pounds now assigned 125, while Double Delta is next at 117 and Golden Or 115. Conigliaro starts the lineup as Culp notes Boston and Washington game details with offense spreads and late-inning scoring.
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Door To Door Campaign Planned For McCurdy Field
McCurdy Memorial Field fundraising drive mobilizes 200 plus Little League Midget football Boy Scouts and 4 H members for a county wide door to door campaign this weekend to raise money for a new park. Bob Marendt chairs the effort hoping to raise 300000 with receipts for 10 or more. The drive runs Saturday afternoon through Sunday with districts covering city and county areas as officials pace toward a planned reopening next year.
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Touching All The Bases
Washington shortstop Toby Harrah showed early promise with two hits opening day but slumped 0 for 12 in three games. The piece recalls prior instant success stories like Tom Brown and Joe McLain, noting Harrah’s early signs don’t guarantee superstardom and urging patience.
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Fifteen Cagers Win NCAA Scholarships
In Kansas City AP reports that fifteen college basketball seniors earned $1000 postgraduate scholarships from the NCAA for outstanding academics and athletic balance. The note adds Georgia’s official fish is the largemouth bass.
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Chicago Seeks 3rd Straight Win In NHL Playoffs
Six playoff contenders resume tonight as Chicago Black Hawks, fresh off a 6-2 win over Philadelphia led by Jim Pappin, faces a possible week with a survivor of the Toronto New York series. Boston Montreal, New York Toronto, and St. Louis Minnesota also vie to seize control in their best-of-seven first-round matchups.
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Frederick Cadets Eye Blue Ridge Relay Defense
Frederick defending champion faces Bowie Crossland Parkdale and Thomas Johnson in the Blue Ridge Invitational Relays at Thomas Johnson track this Friday night. The Cadets seek a fourth crown in five years with strong showings in two mile mile and shuttle hurdles while Gary Foreman tops field events. Evening Optimist Club sponsors. admission 25 cents. Field events begin 6 p.m. and running at 6:30 p.m.
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Kentucky Wins Semifinal Over Floridians 112 103
Kentucky defeats Floridians 112 to 103 to take the ABA East Division semifinal and clinch the best of seven series. Kentucky secures a 42 series lead. the Floridians are eliminated. The record notes the founding year of the American Bowling Congress as 1895.
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