Sam Snead Seeks Teacher Trophy to Land Big Payout
Fort Lauderdale AP reports Sam Snead, amid age and injury woes, aims for a $3,500 payoff by winning the Teacher Trophy senior golf championship. He battles fatigue on sticky greens, tied early with Henry Ransom and others, then faces a decisive round as headlines note Snead’s wealth and status in golf.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Sam Snead
Carl Lauderdale Country Club
Sam
Snead
Banday
Henry Ransom
Labron Harris
Chick Harbert
Harris
Oklahoma State University
Eldon Briggs
Leland Gibson
AL Usro Sane
Dick Shoteake
Paul Runyon
Fy Berkleh
Buta
Wang
Horo Barron
Ereve Mall
Belderared
Euo
Caracas Golf Caracas
al Hesselink
N.Y
Wes Ellis
Besselink
Wisbur
Bayon
Unitel
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nick Taig
Lowe
Eula
West Caldwell
San Antonio
Yim Hemenuk
Joo Jurence
Ane IF
Dan ‘Denen
Hoyeil
Bob Dering
Rose
al Raga Brown
Robinson Struck by Fever as Orioles Hope For Quick Return
Baltimore star Robinson, last season’s AL MVP, was confined to bed with a fever of 104 to 100 degrees after falling ill during the post season. He hopes to rejoin the Orioles at spring training drills opening Wednesday as the team aims to defend its pennant bid.
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Brooks Robinsin
Ab Yeacy
Robinson
Mittal
Bis
Rabisoi Wee
Orioles
TCU Opens Strongly in SWC Baseball
Texas Christian leads SWC baseball as spring drills begin with TCU sweeping Newman and Rice in early play. The article notes Huskies like Texas and Baylor kicking off schedules, Clemente unsigned with Pirates, Davis and Lund injuries, and various intercity matchups shaping the early season.
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TCU
Fogies
Texas Christian
Laker Methodist
Rice
Conteri
Thomas
Houston
Campaigs
Southeca Methodist
Austin College
Texas
Sam Houston State
Austin
Southern Methodist
Sherman
St. Thomas
Hoosen
Texas Cheletian Gts
Sam Houston
Fort Wort
Texas A&m
St. Edward's
College Station
Baylor
Fesus Lutheran
Monstan
Dallas University
Fort Worth
Texas Lutheran Clash
Oklahoma
Edinburg
Southern
Methodist
Sam Slouston
Huntsvale
ASM
St. Mary's
Mente
Pat American
Christian
Dallas
Tly
University At Fort Worth
Puerto Rico
Pirates
Clemente
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Davis
Miami
Radiia Sion
Gordon Lund
Cleveland
Dink Orsagh
Lund
Orsagh
Land
Dodgars
Spahn Aims for 15 Wins as Mets Return Ties
Warren Spahn, now with the New York Mets, sets a goal of 15 victories in the 1965 season. He took a pay cut from his $60,000 salary, part of a broader move to regain form after a tough year. Spahn emphasized readiness, training, and personal accountability as he eyes surpassing the NL record of 373 career wins.
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SY Petersburg
Flayt
Warren Spahn
Jas
George Weiss
Spalar
Mets
MET
Spatin
Bragan
Spahntes
Baseball Signings Highlight Atoeluled Prey Rosters
The American League lists signings from York pitcher Warres Sgatey to Milwauken wild card Frank, Lorys Inviana Lov Kelinhoch, Gary Raul, Ruben Amore, and Kansas City outfielder Compa. The group spans multiple teams and positions, reflecting a broad signing wave across the league.
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iertoNat
Lea Bu
York
Warres Sgatey
Hoy Iain Ra Milwauken
Wilcher Frank
Lorys Inviana
Lov Kélinehock
Aullicider
Gary It
Fragmentary Names and Places From a Damaged Page
garbled OCR lists scattered names and places including Rene Barrientos Iuaniesbua and San Gok Kwer with scattered affiliations. missing context and dates. readable fragments hint at international figures, locations like South Korea and South Aire, and various personal names.
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Proussanta
Flash Elorue
Phinpinea
Rene Barrientos
Iuaniesbua
South Aire
Ashoghoyy Sauls Africos
Ms Mantel
Yoryo Su Karoyoshi Kobokweay Matis Anpacy Suipotiied
San Gok Kwer
San Gok Kwer, 14rFo, South Korea 1 Pawiad Maly
Glardanyanna
Haty
NCAA Ban Goes Into Effect Today
The NCAA ban affects open track meets as collegians face penalties if competing under NCAA-wary conditions. At Louisville indoor meets, records fell including a 47.6 quarter and a 16-6 pole vault, with major events in Ithaca and Baltimore highlighting a nationwide indoor circuit.
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Associated Press
NCAA
Tracy
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Mason-Dixon
Ithaca
Harvard
Baltimore
Ray Saddler
Louiville
Yale
Wendell Mottrey
Iboston
Texas
Pemelton
Billy Pemelton
Mercedes
Tex
San Francisco
Mel Hem Jr
Hell
Cleveland
Milwaukee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union Fever
Collegians Cay
Villanova
Jim Orr
al Adams
Tommy
Sullivan
Noel Carroll
Alithaca
Kertvard
The
Crimson
Tucky State
Crajigi
Santana Set To Retire From Tennis At 27
Spain's Manuel Santana says he will retire from professional tennis at 27 after winning the Wixie International title, citing fatigue and wishing to settle as a family man. He defeated Jan Eric Lundquist to claim the Dixie title and announced plans to rest, defend his Spanish Davis Cup position, and finish Caribbean circuit play before returning to Spain.
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Tampa
Fla
Spain
Manuel Santana
Santana
Jan Eric Lundquist
Hweder
Awori
Andrzej Bidenski
Poland
Baltimore
Canada
Bill Crathers
Witold Baran
Robin Lingle
Evants
Missouri
Souri
Kensay
Memphis
Tenn
Fayece
Redeksee A&i
Sattana
Dean
Paints
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George Frederick Muniz
Birmngham
Irelans
Kono Radio
Dial 86
IL IP
Bhinvaning Briny
Auris
Geuaon
Spahn
Yal
Wan Somdling Spatin
Benny Bragan
Chuice
Broadway
Railedelphia — Whorislop
Ruben Amore
Kansas City
Compaone
Vic Cavalillo
US Army
Avyer Tanth
Ral Havas
Merip Navy
Jhurstate
Southland
Chamber of Commerce
Southland Life Wibe
Conmnay
Texer
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