Masters day two action highlights from Augusta
Gary Player moved two strokes ahead after a five under par 67 in wet conditions to lead the Masters while Julius Boros and Arnold Palmer chased. Sam Snead and 10 others finished at par or better as players contended in the second round.
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Houston fans praise the Colts after a 3-2 ninth inning victory over the Los Angeles Angels to improve spring record to 16-8. Bob Tiefenauer earned the win with late relief as Hal Smith, Pidge Browne, and Jim Pendleton produced the decisive hits. Shantz pitched three scoreless innings while Woodeshick worked in relief. The note highlights ongoing rosters cuts as teams prepare for regular season.
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Celtics Edge Warriors to Set Finals Clash With Lakers
Sam Jones hit a last second basket as the Celtics beat Philadelphia 109-107 to reach the NBA finals against the Lakers. Wilt Chamberlain scored 22 with 22 rebounds while Russell's defense limited him. Boston led 107-102 before Jones sealed the win.
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Mountaineers Scrimmage First Spring Session
West Virginia Mountaineers coach Gene Corum will hold a four-group scrimmage this Saturday after three days of spring drills. He aims to see how players shape up and noted the exercise is to gauge individuals. Senior guard Dave Santrock of Dunbar will undergo left shoulder surgery during Easter vacation.
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SSAC Beats Down Holiday Tourney Again
BLUEFIELD WVa UPI The West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission rejected a renewed push to allow Christmas holiday basketball tournaments, voting 68 52 at its two day meeting. The move would have let schools play up to three games in holidays but count as one against the 21 game limit. Changes to the constitution also set terms for the Board of Control and require resignation to pursue the executive secretary post. Jake Moser of St Albans was re elected to a 3 year term as board president. Roy Coffman of Lewisburg was named to a 1 year term.
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