Sanders Leads Doral Tourney
Doug Sanders, starting the second round of the Doral Open, shot seven under to lead at 65 on the blue monster course, setting a course record and tying for lead with 67s by Knudson and McGowan. Sanders, winner of last week's Pensacola event, also owns the back nine 30, his 12th tour victory.
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Largo
Fla
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Chick Harbert
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Bob Shave Jr
Willoughby
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Los Angeles
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Bob Golby
Falcons Reach NAIA Semis With KC Win
Central State of Ohio, the top seed, edged Augsburg 66 57 to reach the NAIA semifinals in Kansas City. Fairmont State defeated St Benedict's 103 87 to join the final four and face Oklahoma Baptist, while Ouachita Baptist upset Southern Louisiana 65 64 to clinch the other semifinal slot. Oklahoma Baptist led Winston Salem 71 62, and Ted Darcus starred for the Falcons with 22 points and 18 assists.
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Earl Monroe
Treadwell Ratchford
Winston - Salem
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Southern
Lincoln
Lewis
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Central State
Southern Louisiana
Oachita Baptist
Ark
Cater Defends Phillies On World Series Hopes
Danny Cater, former Phillie now with the White Sox, says the Phillies never choked during last September's collapse. He reflects on spending World Series money early, cites poor late pitching and hitting as the downfall, and believes the club can rebound with a strong season ahead.
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Tex
White Sox
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Houston
Young Cater
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Pep Outpoints McKeever In Miami Fight
Willie Pep 139 from Miami won a decision over Hal McKeever 137 from Pompano Beach Florida in eight rounds in Miami.
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Miami
UPI
Willie Pep
Hal McKeever
Pompano Beach
Fla
Tiger Rivero duel eyed for possible middleweight title shot
New York United Press International reports former world champions Dick Tiger of Nigeria and Juan Rivero of Argentina meet in a 10 round at Madison Square Garden with Giardello promising a return title bid for the winner. Rivero must score a knockout to force a 160-pound title bid as Tiger is favored 4-1 and Giardello will be ringside.
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Nigeria
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Rocky) Rivero
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Cherry Hill
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Medicare Giants Need Some Form Of Insurance
Giants manager Herman Franks notes the 1964 season saw many players undergo operations from Sanford’s arm procedure to Cepeda’s knee cartilage removal and Alou’s 60 stitches after a spike. Pagan had an eye growth removed, McCovey treated for bad feet, reflecting the team’s health concerns and the need for protection going into spring training.
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American Medical Association
Jack Sanford
Orlando Cepeda
Jesus Alou
Ron Hunt
New York
Jose Pagan
Willie McCovey
Czechoslovakia Downs Canada In Hockey Tilt
At Tampere Finland Czechoslovakia crushed Canada 80 in a world championship hockey tilt while Russia defeated the U S 9 2. Fr David Bauer Canadian Olympic coach served as adviser and praised Czechoslovakia strong play. Sweden beat Norway 10 0 in the other game.
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