Masters leaders open with busy first round scorecard
Arnold Palmer and other stars led the Masters with 69s as a 96 player field opened. Nicklaus shot 71 after a 37 putts remark while Patton, January, Littler and Marr posted 70s. Snead struggled to a 79 amid a crowded early leaderboard with_foreign contenders among scorers.
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Gene Littler
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Jim Ferrier
Don Finsterwald
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Bob Charles
Renfrew Triumphs in Texas Relays Hurdle Chase
Ed Renfrow, Arkansas senior, claims Texas Relays High hurdles title after years of steady training. He credits steps, hill work, and weights for improved drive off the hurdle. Previously he never dropped below :14.9 as a high schooler and faced tough rivals like Cal Groff and Jim Miller in the Kansas Games forthcoming.
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Kansas
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Scott
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Wilson
Longhorn
Ray Cunningham
Fred Walcott
Boyce Gatewood
A's Fence Imitates Yanks as Right Field Draws Fire
Kansas City. A's owner Charles C Finley defends a 296 foot right field fence at Municipal Stadium as a pennant porch modeled on Yankee Stadium. He argues Yankees built to gain home run advantage while league rules demand 325 feet from home base to any fence. Cal Hubbard observed construction as Finley seeks league action and Cronin response.
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Toronto Tops Montreal In Stanley Cup Semifinal Push
Toronto celebrates a 1 0 win over Montreal as goalie Johnny Bower stars with key saves. Leafs secure one win away from the Stanley Cup final, while Detroit mixes goalies Sawchuk and Crozier after Sawchuk's second period knockdown.
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Canadiens
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Red Wings
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Roger Crozier
Sawchuk
Reg Fleming
Detroit
Sid Abel
OU Golf Team Beats Baker in Conference Match
The Ottawa University golf team defeated Baker University 6-3 on Thursday. Singles results show Ray Holstrom and Carl Slasku both winning 6-2, 6-2, with Ken Ellsworth taking 6-2, 6-1 and Randy Jones 9-7, 6-4. Doubles finals saw Slasky-Ellsworth 6-3, Holstrom-Jones 6-0, 4-6, and Shoemake-Campbell for Baker at 6-2, 6-1.
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Russian Women Rout Topeka In Exhibition Showdown
The Soviet national women’s basketball team defeated the Topeka Boosters 78 to 49 in an exhibition in Topeka. They will face the U.S. team in Gallup, New Mexico, then rematch Topeka at Gallup. The Russians also beat Wayland College 78 to 36 in Joplin, Missouri, extending their win streak. American harness racing in 1963 included 27 races worth over $50,000.
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Celtics Clinch Eighth Straight Playoff Title Over Royals
Boston, led by Bill Russell’s 35 rebounds and 20 points, defeated Cincinnati 109-95 to win the best-of-seven series in five games. Red Auerbach praised Russell’s impact while Royals coach Jack McMahon cited Russell’s crucial shoe lift and the Celtics’ teamwork.
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Ottawa Junior Highs Top Olathe In Meet At Cook Field
Ottawa Junior High A and B teams defeated Olathe 78 to 22 and 50 to 14 respectively at Cook Field Thursday. double winners Larry Williams and Madison Stein led A with Williams taking the 100 and 220 dashes while Stein captured the broad jump and high jump. Other Ottawa winners included Zerbe in discus, Buck in 440, and the Ottawa relay squads setting quick times.
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B Team Beats Argentine 71 70 In Dual Meet At Cook Field
Ottawa High School B track squad edged Argentine 71 70 at Cook Field on Thursday. Argentine led until mile relay. Ottawa won mile relay with 3 46.1 as part of a strong relay and field events showing.
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Kansas Relays entry includes Texas Relays champions
The 39th Kansas Relays April 17-18 in Lawrence lists three Texas Relays champions Bill Floerke of Kansas State Ed Renfrow and Dick Perry of Arkansas along with a large Razorback squad. Also entered are Drake Kansas Oklahoma State and Garden City and Hutchinson juniors with numerous Big Eight standouts in sprints jumps and distance events.
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