Cowboys Strong Choice For Ninth Title in Links
Oklahoma State seeks a ninth Big Eight golf championship at Columbia after posting a 926 total to lead Colorado 937 and Oklahoma 959. Led by Dave Dickson and Roger Brown averaging 72, OSU aims to extend a dominant era under coach Labron Harris Sr., with a 54-hole medal format and five entrants per team.
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Sooners Favored To Take Big Eight Tennis Title
The Oklahoma Sooners, undefeated in league duals, are favored to unseat Kansas for the Big Eight tennis championship on the Missouri Courts Friday and Saturday. Key players Stockton and Gilkey lead a lineup with strong season marks, while Missouri Kansas State and others field returnees from last year’s strong showing.
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Another Bout For Cassius
Washington promoter weighs a June 14 clash at the D C National Guard Armory between Cassius Clay and Bobby Foster, contingent on his May 21 bout with Henry Cooper in London, per the Washington Post.
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Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Shine in Baseball Wins
Mel Stottlemyre of New York scattered nine hits as the Yankees edged Minnesota 3 2 for their third straight victory. Pete Rose of Cincinnati had two singles a double and a home run driving in three and scoring twice.
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Sentimental Money On Fred Haas Opens New Orleans Open
In New Orleans Arnie's Army and Jack's Pack prepare to back Freddie Haas the sentimental home favorite in the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Haas age 50, still a top shotmaker, competes with stars like Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper and Doug Sanders. weather delays push nonexempt pros qualifying to today with 52 pros and 15 amateurs vying for 47 spots.
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Alou Brothers Lead Batting Slump In Major League News
New York AP notes Matty Alou of Pittsburgh tops his brothers Felipe of Atlanta and Jesus of San Francisco in batting at .333 while Felipe sits at .000 and Jesus at .213. The Pirates picked Matty from the Giants last winter as Al Dark faces a team-wide hitting struggle with Kansas City.
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Athletics struggle as homer empty first 20 games report
In their first 20 games the last place Athletics have just one homer, hit by pinch hitter Larry Stahl on April 28. Dodgers rookie Jim Lefebvre shows pace ahead of his 1965 rookie season, with eight homers in 25 games. Long games persist, eight under two hours vs 29 over three hours. Ed Kranepool slumps to .175 after 24 at bats over eight games. Sonny Jackson of Houston edges toward Maury Wills’ stolen base mark with 11 steals, while Wills holds eight.
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Baseball leaders mixed up league batting and runs
National League leaders include Morgan of Houston at .370 and Smith of St. Louis at .358. Aaron of Atlanta tops runs with 21, while Mays and McCovey of San Francisco lead RBIs with 21 and 19 respectively. Alou and Morgan share 34 hits.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Note Missing Data
A cluttered scoreboard shows team records with games, wins, losses, and percentages for San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago and others. It lists Monday results including Cincinnati 7 Atlanta 4 and postponed games due to cold snow rain.
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Area Driver Fast At Indy Speedway Pace Sets Rookie Mark
Carl Williams of Grandview Missouri, a rookie, posted a 159.348 mph lap at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he pursues a spot in the 33-car field for the Memorial Day 500. He had gone faster than 160 mph a day earlier. Washburn University led Emporia State by 34 strokes entering the final 18 holes of the CIC golf tournament in Topeka.
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