Beckley Becomes One-Hit Loss As Seth Wins
Beckley CF Seth slips past Woodrow Wilson 2-1 as Castanon limits Eagles to one hit over five and two thirds innings. Elmore, Richmond and Mullins figure in late rally. Beckley prevails in a tense finish. Clear Fork Panthers beat Stratton 4-1 at Cain Memorial Field. Seth Bulldogs hand Marsh Fork their first defeat, 8-5, with early runs and steady leads.
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Sears
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Nicklaus Leads Tourney After Record 64 at Desert Inn
Jack Nicklaus opened with a sensational eight under par 64 to take a two stroke edge over Arnold Palmer in the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at the Desert Inn. Palmer shot 66 with 33 putts. Bill Collins parred the chase at 67.
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UPI
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Arnold Palmer
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Bill Collins
Grossinger
N.Y
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Desert Inn Country Club
Ohio State
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Bill Casper
Doug Sanders
Bo Wininger
Doug Ford
Jacky Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Gardner Dickinson
Jerry Barber
PGA Colonial Brass Meeting This Saturday
Las Vegas. Representatives of the Professional Golfers Association and the Colonial Tournament of Fort Worth will meet Saturday to resolve clashes over remarks by Don January about Colonial operations. January’s omission sparked PGA labeling the event unofficial with money not counting in standings. Jim Gaquin expects a settlement and a plan to invite the top 40 money-winners yearly to regain official status.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Fort Worth
PGA
Golf
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Jim Gaquin
Parent salmon from the Pacific die after spawning
The article notes that Pacific salmon die immediately after spawning, unlike their Atlantic cousins.
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Desperate Calm Candy Spots Heads Derby Field Of Nine
Trainer Mesh Tenney described a period of desperate calm as Candy Spots prepares for the 89th Kentucky Derby with a field of nine. Never Bend and No Robbery join Candy Spots as top contenders while training calls for light gallops and a final blowout before post.
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Never Bend
Aristides
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Coalstown
Thunderer
Colonel Hogan
Kentucky
Cards Up Lead To Two Games, Giants Nip Bucs
The St Louis Cardinals surged to a 4 3 victory over the Cubs lifting their NL lead to two games. Stan Musial, 42, belted a three run seventh inning double to tie Babe Ruth with 1 356 extra base hits and raise his RBI total to 1 901.
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al Jackson
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