Barber Wins Azalea Open by 5 Strokes in Wilmington
Jerry Barber, at 57 and 137 pounds, won the Azalea Open by five strokes with a 14-under 274 after a late birdie burst on the back nine. He edged Billy Maxwell Doug Ford Lar ry Beck Jack Rule Bruce Crampton, who tied for second at 279. Finsterwald shot 283. Barber also earned a $100 bonus for the day's lowest round and $1,000 for leading the second and third rounds.
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Baseball scores and key hits from major league games
Cardinals 4 2 and Detroit 6 3 over Minnesota Chicago Cubs 3 1 Red Sox 3 1 Dodgers 13 1 Dodgers Rutherford. Detailed box scores note pitchers Wood Morehead and Yastrzemski strong for Red Sox. Columns highlight Burdette nine innings for Braves and early pace from rookie McMullen for Dodgers.
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Jack Spring
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Vic Davalillo
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Royals Take 2-1 Playoff Lead With Celtics Victory
Cincinnati Royals powered by nine players in double figures led by Oscar Robertson's 23 points to a 121-116 win over the Boston Celtics in Boston. Adrian Smith Tom Hawkins Dave Piontek and Hub Reed added 48 points off the bench as Cincinnati seized a 2-1 series edge. West led the Lakers past the Hawks 112-104 in Los Angeles with 27 points while Elgin Baylor had 21 and Dick Barnett 20 as St Louis hosts game two in the best-of-seven.
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West Back for Lakers After Injury Return
Lakers coach Fred Schaus praised Jerry West who returned from a torn muscle to lead Los Angeles with 27 points in a 112-104 playoff win over the Hawks. West logged 36 minutes as the Lakers moved one game ahead in the Western Division semifinals.
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Doctor Wray Wins Medalist Laurels at Black Knight Tourney
Dr. E. B. Wray captured medalist honors in the Black Knight Country Club snowbird tournament Sunday. He tied with five others for first by shooting 71 in the 18 hole two day event. Teammates and rivals included Bob Cunningham FE. B. Wray Ill Danel Hall Cotton White and Jim Justice. About 40 golfers participated.
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Second Golf Qualifier Set for June 11
Pittsburgh UPI reports a sectional qualifier for the National Open Golf championship on June 11 at Westmoreland Lanes Club. The main event runs June 20 to 22 at Brookline Mass Country Club. Local qualifiers are set for May 27 at Alcoma and Green Oaks Country Clubs.
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Perry Reappointed to State Racing Commission
William Perry of Charles Town is reappointed by Gov. Barron to a term on the West Virginia State Racing Commission ending March 21, 1967. Other commissioners are Eugene M. Frederick of Clarksburg and James Wilverding of Elkins.
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Giants to honor Dark and Mahoney at annual dinner
Alvin Dark of the San Francisco Giants will receive the sportsmanship award and Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney of the U S Olympic Committee will get the distinguished service award. General Gruenther will be principal speaker at the event in New York. Gregory Peck plans another Grand National entry for 1964 after Owen Sedge finished seventh in this year’s race. Dan Pfister of the Kansas City Athletics is sidelined with arm trouble and may miss three weeks of training.
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Ortiz Hopes To Resume Training For Title Defense
World lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz aims to resume training in San Juan for his rescheduled title defense against Cuba's Doug las Vaillant next Sunday. The bout was postponed after Ortiz suffered a gas malfunction upset before the weigh in. Promoter Harold Toppel said Ortiz's fever has broken and his condition is very encouraging, with no anticipated further postponement.
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California Goes Big League In Major Sports And Duck Hunting
California surpasses Minnesota as America's top state for duck hunting joining major league baseball football and basketball in a growing list of elite sports. The piece underscores the state’s expanding outdoor sport scene and renowned upland game shooting, highlighting California as a leading hunting destination.
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Great Robinson Admits Having To Conquer Fear Of Baseball
Frank Robinson recalls fear of breaking pitches after being hit in the head in 1954 and explains how he learned to handle inside fastballs. The star Reds outfielder discusses gun shyness, crowding the plate, and how adjustments like opening his left foot helped him on tough counts. He reflects on past struggles and peak moments, including a four-for-four day against the Dodgers.
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Town Tourney Opens With Piney View Game
Piney View met Sylvia at 2 30 this afternoon in the opening round of the 34th Town District Grade School basketball tournament at the Recreation Building. Three other 8A division games follow Cranberry vs Mabscott at 3 30 Crab Orchard vs Morton Reaves at 4 30 and Bradier vs Teel at 5 30.
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Welders And Bakers Lead Beckley Industrial League
After two weeks of competition Beckley Welding and Purity Maid are tied for first with 5-1 records in the Beckley Industrial League at Lanes. Both won two of three contests Monday night. Welders rolled over Greenbrier Dairy and the Bakers with strong scores led by Carl Perry 213-579 and Orford Thompson 576. Howard Dew anchored Truckers with 205-567 as Beckley Hospital moved Seven-Up Bottling Co. into a two way second-place tie.
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Bowling League Night Sparks Wide Standings Shifts
Ten Pin Tim e leads Bat tlers with 559 and 553 as Beckley Insulation tops Coles Cabinet. Mabscott Supply grows league lead with 204 595 by Charles Massinople and Ray Cox 500 series. Martina Tile and Marco Cipalot spark a tie for second, while Repeats upset Howlers and Y-Nots top Telstars in C P Telephone League.
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Joe Zebrosky
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Buffalo Team Breaks Into Top 10 In ABC Event
Buffalo, N Y big E rose to 10th in the American Bowling Congress team division Sunday. Sam Borrasca led with 663 as the team totaled 5963 after adding 3002 on Sunday to 2961 from Saturday. United Van Lines of St Louis led with 6210. Don Whelan won the classic singles with 730 and placed second in all events with 1979 for nine games. John Fonagy Jr. finished fifth in singles with 697. Standings in regular team stayed unchanged.
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Tennessee A&I cancels entire football coaching staff
Tennessee A&I State University announced the entire football coaching staff is placed on inactive status as the university seeks a new head coach after a 1-7 season. President Dr. W. S. Davis cited athletic collapse and emphasized pursuit of athletic and academic excellence at the Negro university with 4,150 students in Nashville.
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Westminster star Sallade on NAIA 10-man All-America team
KANSAS CITY MO UPD Warren Sallade Westminster's leading scorer and the school s only senior was named to the NAIA s 10 man All-America basketball team. He joins Roger Strickland Jacksonville Herschel West Willis Reed Grambling Ken Saylors Arkansas Tech Lucius Jackson Pan American Jim Boutin Lewis and Clark Cecil Tuttle Georgetown Dennis Edwards Parons and Mel Gibson Western Carolina.
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Route 41 II Assembly Tonight Decides League Fate
Vice-President William Harper calls a very important meeting at 7 30 p m at Piney View Grade School. He says the life of the Route 41 Little League depends on a strong turnout.
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Lions Drill to Open Penn State Practice in Rain
Rain postponed the opening of Penn State football practice as coach Rip Engle hoped for better conditions today. He needs replacements at halfback fullback end tackle guard and center. The Nittany Lions, Eastern champions the past two seasons, plan a May 4 Blue White intra squad game and will hold a full scrimmage each Saturday during practice. They are allowed 20 practices under NCAA rules.
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