Nicklaus Says Masters Is Not Sanders Course
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus doubts Doug Sanders has the type of game to win the Masters at Augusta National. Sanders, though a top modern golfer, has never finished higher than 11th in the Masters, while Nicklaus seeks back-to-back titles as an international field of 105 golfers prepare to tee off.
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Art Wall, Jr
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Ben Hogan
Greensboro
N.C
Sanders Seeks Confidence for Masters Victory
Sanders breaks with Nicklaus while aiming for a major triumph at Augusta. Despite 16 career wins and over $350,000, he says winning the Masters would mean more than any other. He contrasts choices between Nicklaus and Palmer as he pursues the Grand Slam dream.
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Lakers Face Hawks in St Louis for Game 3
Lakers seek a 3-0 series lead in St Louis as Elgin Baylor delivers 42 points in the coast victory. Richie Guerin notes Baylor’s health and Wilkens eye fully healed, while Celtics and 76ers clash with flu infections and injury troubles. Red Auerbach guards home court with Boston Gardens hosts game one in a 1-0 series edge.
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Larry Siegfried
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Chet Walker
Gerry Ward
Dolph Schayes
W M Mentor Gooch Dies After 38 Years At College
William S. Gooch Jr. known as Pappy, died at 1 a.m. in Bell Hospital Williamsburg after a long illness. He served 38 years at the College of William and Mary coaching every sport offered and also acting as business manager and athletic director before retiring. A Roanoke native, he attended Fishburne Military Academy and was a star athlete at the University of Virginia.
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Pappy) Gooch
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Roanoke
Fishburne Military Academy
Waynesboro
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Gill Ex OSU Coach Dies After Stroke at 64
Gill Amory T Slats Gill longtime Oregon State basketball coach and athletic director dies at 64 after a stroke. He led OSU from 1928 to 1964, winning PCC titles and mentoring players who reached the NBA. Funeral services pending. survivors include wife Helen son John and daughter Mrs Jack Stephen son.
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Lefty Rolls 2004 In ABC Tourney
John Wilcox 19 from Williamsport Pa rolled 2004 to lead ABC all-events, tallying 673 team 613 doubles 718 singles for 2004, 63 strikes, moving to third in singles. Ken Dean and Bd Bayhan of Lansing Mich posted 1250 in doubles as other event leaders held.
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Ken Dean
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Mullens BA Loop States Meeting in Matns for Babe Ruth League
Lewis D Antoni announced the Mullens Moose Babe Ruth League will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 00 p m in the American Legion Building Matns. Officers managers and anyone interested in managing a team are urged to attend as the gathering will discuss tryout dates and the opening of the 1966 Babe Ruth League season.
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Dodgers Feld for Six Runs as Koufax Drysdale Debut
Exhibition play highlights the Dodgers star pair failing to lock in early-season form as San Francisco edges by 7-2. Koufax and Drysdale, amid long contract talks, allowed multiple runs with Hart homering off Drysdale and Haller and Parker supplying Dodger offense. Mets slug Detroit 11-2 behind Grote and Hart, while Orioles top Red Sox 11-6 with Blefary homers as Conigliaro adds another. Cavaliers swing through other spring results with late drama and weather causing cancellations.
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Don Drysdale
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Tom Haller
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Lou Klimchock
Grote
West Westrum
Mets
Chris Cannizzaro
Cassius Clay Faces Arrest Over Unpaid Alimony
Boxing champion Cassius Clay risks arrest after failing to pay alimony and attorney fees from his January divorce to Sonji. A judge ordered his arrest but postponed it if he posts $26,250 bond within 48 hours and funds the owed amount.
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Braves Antitrust Suit Closes as Judge Weighs Return
In Milwaukee, attorneys for the Braves, the National League and Wisconsin argued closing briefs before Judge Elmer Roller on whether the Braves violated state antitrust law by moving to Atlanta. A ruling is expected next week. if Milwaukee wins, the Braves could be returned before the opening game against Pittsburgh.
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St Louis Wins Conditional NHL Franchise Award
Sid Salomon Jr and associates win a conditional NHL expansion franchise for St. Louis after betting 10000 and purchasing the St. Louis Arena for about 4 million dollars. The Blues name was approved, with play set to begin in 1967 alongside six other expansion teams.
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Linescores From West Palm Beach to Clearwater Across MLB Card
The table summarizes scores from multiple venues including West Palm Beach Miami St Petersburg Tampa and Clearwater with teams Boston Baltimore Detroit New York San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia and St. Louis producing various late innings and home runs. Key players include Conigliaro Roznovsky Blefary Hart Haller Roseboro and Uecker along with pitchers Perry Drysdale Bell and Jackson.
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Standings and Tuesday Results in Major Leagues
National League standings show Baltimore defeated Boston 11 to 6 while New York 11 Detroit 2 and Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati won in 17 innings over Chicago. Philadelphia beat St. Louis 2 0 and Philadelphia B 7 Pacific San Diego 1. Several games postponed due to weather.
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Where Was Maury Maury Wills and stolen home plate
UPI reports Eddie Dunn, Forbes Field groundskeeper for the Pittsburgh Pirates, said home plate was stolen. He noted that the theft included the plates in the bullpens as well, a loss that would be notable if this were baseball season.
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