Palmer Sees 275 as Likely Masters Winning Score
Arnold Palmer, two time Masters winner, predicts a 275 will likely win this weekend. He also says Jack Nicklaus, now a pro, is the player to beat the 26th Masters. Most observers expect a score in the low 280s to win, with Hogan’s 274 1953 mark the best 72 holes. Palmer reports ear pain but says it won’t affect his play.
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Wednesday's Mixed League All Tied Up By DONALD MEADOWS
Three teams share first place in the Bowl Wick et Night Mixed League as a tied race persists. Robert Penman led the Pinheads with a 520 while Ada Puskas added a 492 women’s high series. George Steffey posted a 617 men’s high series and 197 213 207 in a win over the 1-2 Squares.
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Reverend Morris Testimony Promises Unusual God Experiences
The Rev Morris will share his personal testimonies detailing extraordinary encounters with divinity. The upcoming service is billed as unusual and inspiring and urged for attendance.
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Fernandez to battle Giambra in Miami Beach bout
Florentino Fernandez the third ranking middleweight from Miami signs to fight Joey Giambra of Los Angeles in a 10 round bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium on April 28 televised nationwide by ABC.
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Purkey Goes Nine Innings to Fill Jay Gap in Mets Win
Purkey pitched nine innings for the Reds allowing one unearned run and two walks with a Mantilla single, while Johnny Edwards drove in three runs on two homers and a single. Frank Robinson added his fifth spring homer as Cincinnati defeated New York 5-2. Edwards, rookie catcher, impressed after last season’s .186 batting, while Mets pitcher Nunn took the loss.
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Exhibition Scores By United Press International At Sarasota
Kansas City and Chicago played an exhibition in Sarasota, Florida. Horlen earned the win for Chicago and Bass the loss for Kansas City as Horlen allowed 13 runs and Bass 9. Colligan Bryan and McNertney were among the batters contributing to the scoring line. Opponents scored late, final tallies read 59 to 13.
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Sanders Spook A Church Prone To Accident And Cash
Murray Olderman profiles golfer Doug Sanders, a colorful, risk‑prone player chasing the Masters title. The piece highlights his quirky demeanor, unorthodox swing, and tendency for injuries from misfortune, including past car crashes and a finger‑pinched foot. Sanders notes his focus on wrist and forearm strength and the high prestige plus $20,000 prize at the Masters, while skeptics fear misfortune might derail his bid.
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Morgantown Schoolboy Signs With Mounties
Morgantown High School guard Jerry Johnson from Morgantown WVU has signed a grant in aid to join Mountaineers. Johnson, 5 foot 7 inches, 212 pounds, is WVU’s 19th freshman to accept a scholarship and was West Virginia All State in Class AAA.
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Fight results wrap from three UPI boxing reports
New York bout saw Fred Martinovich 137 pound Pittsburgh outpoint Pablo Lopez 136 from New York. Buffalo card featured Tony Labarbara 131 tied with 131 from New York in a ten round draw. Chicago results had Johnny White 134 Fort Wayne outpointing Adolph Pruitt 13542 St Louis, while Willie Westbrook 147% from ? was postponed.
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Hornsby Calls Maris a Bush Leaguer In Spring Feud
Baseball legend and Mets coach George Hornsby reignites dispute with Roger Maris during spring training. He claims Maris cannot carry his bat and criticizes his off field behavior while noting Maris’s home run totals and Yankee Stadium advantage. The exchange includes remarks about Ruth Cobb and other famed players and frames Hornsby's stance as part of diamond lore.
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