Outsider Harney Leads Masters Challenge At Augusta
Augusta Ga AP wind whips Augusta National as Paul Harney and Peter Butler surge ahead. Jack Nicklaus, once favored in calm conditions, stalls with a 76 after weather favors wind. The field, including Nicklaus, contends for the Masters title as traditional favorites falter.
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Augusta
Augusta National
Jack Nicklaus
Paul Harney
New England
Peter Butler
Bob Rosburg
Doug Sanders
Don January
Arnold Palmers
Ben Hogan
Mike Souchak
Ray Floyd
Davis Predicts Bright Future for AFL Leader Davis
Al Davis, 36, named to succeed Joe Foss as AFL commissioner, vows tomake the league the best in pro football. He seeks growth first and says solving NFL issues is not an immediate objective. Davis leaves Raiders post with four years left on his contract and an option for renewal. AFL President Wilson praises his organization and administrative abilities.
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Houston
Tex
al Davis
Joe Foss
American Football League
AFL
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National Football League
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Foss
Atlanta
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Raiders
Joe Rauch
Gordon
Lotty) Stirling
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
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Oakland
Sid Gillman
Los Angeles-San Diego Chargers
Weeb Ewbank
Baltimore Colts
Adrophia College
Garden ‘City
N.Y. Fort Belvoir
Val
The
Citadel
University of California
Hawks need encore as they upset Lakers in W D Finals game three
The St Louis Hawks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 120 to 118 to avoid another road loss and cut the series deficit. Starters Zelmo Beaty Richie Guerin and Bill Bridges led by high field shooting while Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Walt Hazzard fueled LA. The next games shift to Los Angeles Sunday and back to St Louis Wednesday if needed.
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St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Hawks
Rudy Larusso
Jim King
Zelmo Beaty
Guerin
Bill Bridges
Beaty
Bridges
Los Angeles
Unclear Scoreboard Snippet From Multi-Sport Standings
Fragmentary scoreboard data shows mismatched team pairs and odd scores across colleges and states. Entries include Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Kansas Kansas State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Colorado Springfield State Missouri Rolla Tennis Oklahoma Kansas State Southern Illinois Wisconsin Southern Illinois Cape Girardeau State Gulf Kansas Washburn Lowes State Washburn Kansas and percent symbol glitches.
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Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Cape Girardeau State
Gulf Kansas
Washburn
Lowe State
Lows State
Salukis Nab Golf Tourney in Springfield
Southern Illinois University's four man squad won the 86 hole Springfield State Invitational Golf Tournament in Missouri, edging Murray State by one point 606 to 607. Parry Leslie of Lincoln Missouri was medalist with 148, after rounds of 76 and 62. Springfield State finished fourth with 614, followed by Lincoln 615, Southwestern Tennessee 615, Warrensburg State 636, and William Jewell 655.
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Southern Ilinois University
Murray
State
Parry Leslie
Lincoln
Springfield State
Southwestern
Tenn
Warrensburg State
William Jewell
Ottawa Women Golf Association Luncheon Set At Club
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association will hold its first luncheon of 1966 at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Ottawa Country Club. Reservations advised with Dolores South or Mary Kay Johnson by noon Monday.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Dolores South
Mary Kay Johnson
Big Treat On Tube Big Treat On Tube
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Black Hawks and the Detroit Red Wings meet Sunday in the first nationally televised Stanley Cup playoff game. NBC will air at least three Sunday telecasts, with the series likely to be seven games. Detroit must win on Chicago ice to stay alive after dropping opening game 2 0. If seven games, Chicago gains home edge. after Sunday, Detroit hosts games Tuesday and Thursday.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
National Broadcasting Co
Detroit
Sid Abel
Hawks
Wings
Opening Day Signals For Big Man And National League
Opening day pairs Johnson in Washington with the Indians in the presidential opener while Cincinnati and New York renew a classic opener. Pete Richert faces Sam McDowell for the Senators, Sammy Ellis opposes Jack Fisher for the Reds, and a full eight game slate follows Tuesday across the majors with team moves noted.
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Associated Press
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New York Mets
Cherokee Fisher
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St. Louis
Johnson
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Texas
Pete Richert
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Sandy Koufax
Sammy Ellis
Jack Fisher
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Houston
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Cardinals
Canadiens Imlach Blake seek steadier playoff tempo
Montreal coach Toe Blake and Toronto mentor Punch Imlach said their teams played under pressure in the opening 4-3 semifinal win by Montreal on Jean Beliveau's late goal. Both blamed sloppy play and puck mismanagement and aimed for calmer, tighter hockey in the second game. Blake noted his players trained at Laurentian Mountain while enduring a long travel routine to stay focused.
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Imlach
Canadiens
Jean Beliveau
Forum
Laurentian Mountain
Emporia State Wins Quadrangular Track Meet
Rich Bohringer led Emporia State with three first place finishes as the Hornets defeated Pittsburg State Wichita State and Tulsa in a quadrangular meet in Wichita. Emporia State totaled 64 points while Pittsburg State had 21, Wichita 14 and Tulsa 17.
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Rich Bohringer
Emporia State
Hornets
Pittsburg
State
Tulsa
Pittsburg State
Mantle Opens Spring in Yankees Win Over Braves
Mickey Mantle started seven innings for the Yankees in a 6e4 victory over Atlanta, asking for steady work as season opener looms. Keane may move Mantle into the outfield with Tresh and Maris if he’s ready for Detroit at Yankee Stadium. Mantle noted his arm felt good and he could start, while his defense and first spring hit added to the day’s notes.
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Associated Press
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Mantle
Johnny Keane
Atlanta
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Keane
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Mickey
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Yankee Stadium
Houston Astros
Tigers
Jim Wynn
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
NightHawk Bowling League Scores Highlight Top Marks
A compiled list shows team and player high scores across multiple leagues. Names include Morelet Bond Akers Gilbert Yost Beets Beuge Finch Dengel Strole Swinehart Hills Spatz with scores ranging from mid 150s to mid 500s across venues like Heathman Oil Montgomery Ward Craves Center and Shivelys Trophies.
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Nighthawk League
Morelet
Harry Smith Supply
Bond
Clary's Shoes
Akers
Cole
Heathman Oil
Heathman
Montgomery Ward
McLaughlin
Budge’s Hardware
Lawrance
Thrasher
Dynamic League
Lee's Cafe
Wenthe
Gilbert
Hirsch & Company
Yost
Durbin Cleaners
Nitcher'’S
Nitcher
Dengel
Burgoon Barber
Hart
Swallow
Lee’s Downtowner Cafe
Nichols
Schmoe
Guyett
Helen & Bill's
Strole
the “Inn
Wiker
Swinehart
Hills
Fairmont Dairy
Spatz
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Butler
Birmingham
England
Sanders
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South Africa
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Rolla
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Chuck Knorr
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Brandon
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Saffron Glass Co
Tri-County Wood Products
Edgerton, Kansas
Hughes Auto Parts
Main
USA
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Rayovac
LEE
Champion
IHC
Ottawa
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