Casper Captures Doral Open in Comeback Victory
Billy Casper won the Doral Open with a final 71 to finish 283, edging Paul Bondeson by one stroke. Arnold Palmer tied for 11th to lead the year’s money list while Jack Nicklaus finished third. Bondeson and Hogan delivered late drama before Casper clinched the title.
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Miami
UPI
Billy Casper
Casper
Paul Bondeson
Bondeson
Northbrook
Ill
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Phil Rodgers
Bantam
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Ted Kroll
Jack Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Bob Goatley
Illinois
Wilmington
N.C
Mantle Says Maris Gets Targeted By Fans In Feud
In Fort Lauderdale, Mickey Mantle defends Roger Maris amid ongoing public and press hostility. Mantle notes Maris is targeted by fans and writers, while Maris seeks privacy and focus on his swing. Houk urges patience, defending Maris as a strong defender and teammate.
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Fort Launderdale
Fla
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
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Sallies
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Ralph Houck
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Roger
Houk
Royals Draft Lucas As Territorial Pick In NBA Draft
Cincinnati Royals hold Lucas rights as territorial pick. Ohio State star may skip 1962 winter quarter to deliver about 50 speeches. Debusschere and McGill chosen by Pistons and Packers. Other first and second round picks include Dischinger, Walker, Hogue, Beaty, Chappell, Hightower, Ellis, Havlicek, Rudometkin, Duffy, Loughery, Olsen, White, and Foley.
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NEW York
UPI
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Lucas
Dave Debusschere
University of Detroit
Billy
the Hill
Royals
Debusschere
Detroit Pistons
McGill
Collegians
NBA Draft Pick Names Across Colleges and Cities
A list of draft pick candidates by city and college includes Billy McGill Utah Terry Dischinger Purdue Don Nelson Iowa Charles Vaughn Southern Illinois Carnell Green Utah State Bill Hansen Washington Jack Arden Tulane Larry Parsifal Kentucky Carroll Broussard Texas A&M. It also names Zelmo Beaty Prairie View Bob Duffy Colgate John Hardnett Grambling Jerry Grote Loyola Calif rom Hatton Dayton Jay Carty Oregon State Bob McAteer La Salle Terry Ball Washington State Marvin Trotman Elizabeth City Len Chanpell Wake Forest Chet Walker Brad ley Porter Merriwether Tennessee State Bob McCully St Bona venture John Windsor Stanford len Van Eman Wichita Bob Sharpenter Georgetown Jerry Karkness Loyola Chicago Vince Trewer Iowa State. Additional entries cover Jerry Lucas Ohio State Bud Olsen Louisville Appel Southern California Jack Thobe Xavier Ohio Mike Wroblewski Kansas State Jerry Foster Drake Gary Cunningham UCLA Ed Bento Loyola Los Angeles Chris Jones Carson Newman. Detroit mentions Dave Debusschere Detroit Kevin Loughery St John’s Harold Hudgens Texas Tech Regie Hardy. Philadelphia Wayne High tower Kansas Hubie White Villanova Dave Fedor Florida State Garry Roggenburk Daytona Jack Jackson Virginia Union Jim Hudock North Carolina Bill Montgomery Pan American Bill Kervin Xavier Ohio Tom Kiefer St. Louis. Los Angeles LeRoy Ellis St John’s Gene Wiley Wichita Johnny Green UCLA Jan Lorderedmilk Southern Methodist Art Whisnant North Carolina Bucky Keller VPI Seventh round pass Bill Gardner Portland Bill Matson Minnesota Boston John Havlicek Ohio State Jack Foley Holy Cross Jim Hadnott Providence Roger Strickland Jacksonville Gary Daniels Citadel Jim Hooley Boston College Clyde Arnold Duquesne Chuck Chevalier Boston College Mike Cingwer Brown
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Chicago Packers
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Chicago
Chet Walker
Bradley
Syracuse
Paul Hogue
Cincinnati
New York Knickerbockers
Zelmo Beaty
Prairie View A
St. Louis Hawks
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Syracuse Nats
Wayne Hightower
Kansas
Philadelphia Warriors
Leroy Ellis
St. John’s
Los Angeles Lakers
John Havlicek
Ohio State
Boston Celtics
Lucas
Cleveland Pipers
American Basketball League
Royals
John Rudometkin
Southern California
New York
Bob Duffy
Colgate
St. Louis
Kevin Loughery
Detroit
Bud Olsen
Louisville
Hubie White
Villanova
Philadelphia
Gene Niley
Wichita
Los Angeles
Foley
Holy Cross
Boston
Billy McGill
Utah
Don Nelson
Iowa
Charles Vaughn
Southern Illnois
Carnell Green
Utah State
Bill Hansen
Washington
Jack Arden
Tulane
Larry Parsifal
Kentucky
Carroll Broussard
Texas A&m
Prairie View
Tex
John Hardnett
Grambling
Jerry Grote
Loyola
Calif
Rom Hatton
Dayton
Jay Carty
Oregon State
Bob McAteer
la Salle
Terry Ball
Washington State
Marvin Trotman
Elizabeth
Bob Rasco
Western Kenucky
Cliff Lurk
Florida
Bob Burgess
Marshall
Ken Stanley
U. Pacific
Richie Swartz
Hofstra
Warren Fouts
Oklahoma
Paul Benee
Duquesne
Len Chanpell
Porter Merriwether
Tennessee State
Bob McCully
St. Bonaventure
John Windsor
Stanford
Len van Eman
Bob Sharpenter
Georgetown
Jerry Karkness
Vince Trewer
Iowa State
Jerry Lucas
His Appel
Jack Thobe
Xavier Ohio
Mike Wroblewski
Kareas State
Jerry Foster
Drake
Gary Cunningham
UCLA
Ed Bento
Los Angles
Chris Jones
Carson Newman
Dave Debusschere
Tdetro
St John's
Harold Hudgens
Texas
Tech
Regie Hardy
Detroit High School
Lindberg Moody
South Carolina
Ed Noe
Morehead State
John Bradley
Lawrence Tech
Mike Rice
Bill Nelson
Hamline
Philadfyul
PHIA
Dave Fedor
Florida State
Garry Roggenbu
Pirates to Be Revised In Regular-Season Plan
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh would give regulars more work as veterans take precedence over rookies. The Pirates edged the White Sox 10 9 in Fort Myers, with Vernon Law allowing 10 hits and six runs in his longest spring appearance. he reported no shoulder issues. Pittsburgh next plays St Louis in Fort Myers.
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ST. Petersburg, Fla
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
Bucs
Chicago White Sox
Fort Myers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Vernon
Deacon) Law
Rens to Meet College Stars in Pittsburgh Doubleheader
Pittsburgh tonight hosts a basketball doubleheader at the Civic Auditorium with the Rens facing college all stars including Duquesne’s Mike Rice Clyde Arnold and Paul Benee and Len Chappell of Wake Forest. The night also features the Globetrotters versus the Generals as the Rens’ playoff run begins Thursday against the San Francisco Saints in a twin bill.
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UPI
Pittsburgh Rens
Civic Auditorium
Harlem Globetrotters
Washington Generals
Rens
Duquesne
Mike Rice
Clyde Arnold
Paul Benee
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Portage
Ron Gal
Breath
Westminster
Gene Harris
Penn State
San Francisco Saints
Auditorium
Hawaii
New York
Kansas City
Steers
National Basketball Association
NBA
Chappell
Rice
Renee
Kevin Loughery
St. John’s
Ed Noe
Morehead State
Gary Roggenburk
Dayton
Bob McAteer
LaSalle
Art Whisnant
South Carolina
Galbreath
Harris
Bill Stromple
BRL Meeting Scheduled in BNC Library Wednesday Evening
Beckley Babe Ruth League officials and managers will convene in Beckley Newspapers Corp. library on Wednesday at 7 p m to discuss plans for the upcoming season and registration dates. All interested parties are invited to attend.
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Beckley
Beckley Newspapers Corp
Brunswicks Beat Carters In ABC Tourney
DES MOINES UPI The Brunswicks of Atlanta Ga eclipsed Don Carters in the classic division opening with a 3138 series while the Carters totaled 3052. Ralph Brunt led with 714 as four Carters topped 600 and Dick Weber added 541. The Carters hold a chance to catch Fresno Bombers as last block looms on lanes 11 and 12 tonight.
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Des Moines
UPI
Brunswicks
Atlanta
Don Carters
Carters
Ralph Brunt
Ray Bluth
Pat Patterson
Tom Hennessey
Don Carter
Dick Weber
Jim Smith
Marv Lowry
Lloyd James
Joe Cerniglia
Fresno Bombers
Brunswick
Meeting Set for Wednesday on Conference Plans and Trophies
The Coalfield Conference will hold its final meeting of the year Wednesday at El Chico Restaurant at 6 30 p m to discuss baseball and track programs and to award trophies for Class AAA and Class AA basketball champions to Woodrow Wilson High School and Sophia. D W Bryson of Stoco High School said wrestling returns are incomplete but Woodrow Wilson appears favored. honorary certificates will be given to coaches for player distribution. The meeting will also address election of officers for next year.
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Coalfield
el Chico
Woodrow Wilson High School
Sophia
D. W. Bryson
Stoco High School
Woodrow Wilson
Bryson
Lucas Leaves Ohio State to Pursue Speaking Engagements
In Columbus UPI reports Jerry Lucas bid a tearful farewell to Ohio State basketball after seven seasons. He showed emotion, could not speak clearly, and offered no definite future plans beyond evaluating his game prospects.
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Columbus
UPI
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Lucas Ends Bow to Pro Basketball Rumors at OSU Banquet
At Ohio State University a standing ovation honored Lucas a famed Middletown High star and OSU great who said he is not pursuing pro basketball. He reflected on his career and faith while outlining plans to travel speak and possibly teach after graduation with wife Treva by his side.
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Ohio State
Lucas
Royals
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
State Department
Russia
Treva
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