Zarley Keeps Lead In Doral Tourney
Kermit Zarley remained one stroke ahead after the second round of the Doral Open with a 137 total. Arnold Palmer moved up but could not overtake the young leader as several stars were eliminated and Jack Nicklaus posted the day’s best 66 to reach 138.
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Miame
UPI
Kermit Zarley
Arnold Palmer
Jay Dolan
Rollins College
Frank Beard
Johny Pott
Phil Rodgers
Palmer
George Archer
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Ed Furgol
Mike Souchak
Miller Barber
Dick Mayer
Dave Ragan
Day Colon
Johnny Poll
George Arcner
Arnold Polmerdecky Cupit
Gardner Dicks
Bobby Nichols
Sam Snead
Bruce Devil
Rex Baxter
Chick Harbert
Tammy Jacobs
Gordon Jones Vy
Dove Morad
Dove Morr
Don Sikes
Ken Shi
Tom Weisko
Bert Yancey
Julius Boros
Dick Bradford
Ray Floyd
Dick Hart
Lionel Hebert
Bon Massengale
Dock Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Dale Douglass
Dave Hill
George Knudson Duff Lawrence
Joe Moresco
Charlie Sittard
Tom Agron
Herman Barro
Bob Charles
Bruce Crampton Bil
Ezinicki
Dow
al Geiberger
Ron Nichols
Dack Rule Jr
R. H. Sikes
Steve Spray
John Bartum
George Buyer
Coles
Bob Goalby
Dean Refram
Bob Ross
Bob Verney
Local Women Claim San Antonio Championship Title at Brackenridge Park
Mrs. John Lurber won the San Antonio Women's Golf Association Championship Tour at Brackenridge Park with a 14 hole card 246 Friday. Ruel Love was runner up with 252 and J D Monahan and L B Reed led the low net group. Oak Hills Four Ball draw lists sixteen teams with tee off times while Metropolitan and Pan American associations coordinate future events with short notice.
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John Lurber
San Antonio
Una Baker
Low
Here'd Putman
R.E. Smotherman
Uhr
BL Net
Ken Lawson
Jona H. McGee
Oak Hills
Oak Hills Country Club
Alvin’ Beal
Art Kidd
Gene Gilt
Don Smith
Lannie Wendland
Roger Zelinr
Tim Collns
Lou Gueringer
Ode—Fred Clark
al Braver
Richard Mason
W. A. Mason
Merie Boeck
R. J Stewart
Alc Leslie
James Roark
LeRoy Brannon
Tony Stonkey
Bill Stannley
Rusty Gemmer
Ted Jefferson
NtineQuare Mid
Babe Ruth
Bob Perkins
Hugh Gardner
Charles Revaolas
Bill Randolph
al Ranae
Roy Jones
Boo Jones Jr
Monk Hudson
Randy Brown
Weaver
L. D. Roberts
Russell Wage
al Paimarst
F. C. Patton
Milton Halpren
Earl Cobb
Pat Gardner
K Eckhardt
Bill Southwe
F Markette
Din Ryan
Wally Thomas
Jerry Jarek
Everett Caughey
Arthur Zecht
Bob Filingin
Ton King
Bob Jones Sry
Leobel
Charles Palmer
Tom King
Boo Jones
Len Lubel
Jock French
Graham Calinn
H. A. Fanrenthold
Pat French
David McMahon
Ted Mdmane
C. C. Gunn
Wyll Brown
Rivalry Bites Ford Chrysler After Daytona Win
The Chrysler Plymouth victory in Daytona sparks a Ford Chrysler war as Ronny Householder taunts Ford drivers and says the Peach Blossom 500 at Rockingham will use 426 cubic inch King Kong Hemi engines versus the 405 Hemi used at Daytona, giving Plymouth an edge.
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Ford
Chrysler
Plymouth
Daytona
Fla
Ronnie Householder
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Rockingham
Richard Petti
Io Plymouth
Goldsmiths Set for Weekend Race Return at Plymouth and Chrysler
Goldsmiths Petty and Paul Goldsmith plan weekend returns in NASCAR events at Plymouth and Chrysler. Bud Petty suffers a snare hand injury sidelining him for about a month. Jim Hurtubise, recovering from burns at Brooke Army Medical Center, is barred from Rockingham due to United States Auto Club membership. Ford aims to close gap after Householder’s Daytona win and his sharp Ford taunt.
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Petty
Paul Goldsmith
Plymouth
Chrysler
Bud Petty
Jim Hurtu
United “States Auto Club
Ford
Householder
Daytona
Clay to defend title vs Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens
Cassius Clay will defend his world heavyweight title against George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens on March 29. Chuvalo, nicknamed the Washerwoman by Clay, replaces Ernie Terrell who backed out over contract terms. Chuvalo, a local boy, has lost two of his last three fights and accepts the bout after a closing-doors agreement between Irv Ungerman and Bob Arum.
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Toronto
UPI
Cassius Clay
George Chuvato
Maple Leaf Gardens
Chavaio
Clay
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
World Boxing Association
Chuvalo
Ter ‘Rell
Golden Gloves L A. Boys Break Even in Wary Night
In Fort Worth and San Antonio the Canadian slugger and local fighters posted even results in six bouts. Contracts canceled or altered as Terrell and Clay crews renegotiate terms, with gate and ancillary rights split and the expected television carriage curtailed.
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Terrell
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Clay
Alamos
Harlingen
Frank
Castro
Armando Mesa
Nam War
Nicolas Sosa
el Paso
Jimmy Garsent
Veter Cin
Jerry Piercevans
Brownwood
United States
Gilbert Gonzales
Plainthealers
Thelview
Mario Hesles
Jond
Jessel
cir/Valdez
Houston
Juan Lara
Michaels
Paul Dimarco
el Mahitz
Fri-Paso
Albert Padilla
Alamo City
Chuyalo
New York
Spring Baseball Interleague Action From Clearwater and Miami
Patchy game notes show exhibition action with teams including Cincinnati Philadelphia Minnesota and Baltimore playing in Florida. Scoring fragments list players such as Johnson Cardenas and Bunning with pitchers Low Pascual and Hall appearing, while others remain unclear in the garbled lines.
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Clearwater
Fla
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pappas
Tsilis Nonebart
Davidson
Povietich
Tischinsk
Bunning
Short
Betinsky
Jeakins
Uecker
W-Tsilouris
Belinsky
Hr-Johnson
Cardenas
Miami
Minnesota
Baltimore
Pascuol
Perry
Rogogenburk
Worthington
Bettey
Rollift
Barber
Drabowsky
Hall
Lorse
Etchebarren
Haney
W. Berber
L-Pascugl
Hr-B. Robinson
Dobcats Rally To Beat Miller In Friday Game
South San Antonio pitcher Felix Juarez silenced Miller High School with seven innings of two hit ball after a rough first frame. Lloyd Ryan hit a three run homer and Feuerbacher drove in six runs in a 6 3 victory. Casey Sanchez had two hits for South San as Boeselt and Seiler homered. Next, a doubleheader is set on the South San diamond at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Lloyd
Phillips
Miller
Casey San
Chez
South San
Raider
Diaz
Shobe
Sendejar
Juarez
Magen
Boerne Reaches Presidents Cup Final in Polo Victory
Boerne defeated Midland 34 in a Continental Airlines President's Cup polo semifinal at Brackenridge Park Polo Field. Ray Harrington scored three goals, Chuck Wright two, with Frank Vaughn and Bill Barry also starring for Boerne. Midland's two goals came from Bob Beveridge as Ricky Vela kept goal in a two-hit pitching effort.
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Boerne
Continental Air Lines
Midland
Brackenridge Park
Ray Harrington
Chuck Wright
Frank Vaughn
Bill Barry
Bob Beveridge
Ricky
Vela
Judson
George Effort
Antonian Ta Landrith
Rube Evans
Alamo Heights
Antonion
Iroy
Tucker
Vele
DeWinne
Jockey Valenzuela Suspended at Santa Anita
Jockey Mario Valenzuela received a five day suspension from March 14 to 18 at Santa Anita park for careless riding and causing interference aboard Lush Life in the sixth race on Thursday at Arcadia California.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Mario Valenzuela
Santa Anita Park
Lush Life
Drivers to Watch in North Carolina Speed Trials
Householder named two in-banked independent drivers to watch at the 300 lap event at the Motor Speedway. Paul Lewis of Johnson City purchased Richard Petty’s 1955 Plymouth from Rockingham world speed record fame. James Hylton, formerly a mechanic for Ned Jarrett and Dick Hutcherson, bought David Pearson's 1965 Dodge and finished ninth at Daytona.
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Householder
North Carolina
Motor Speedway
Paul Lewis
Johnson
One Mile
High City
Tenn
Richard Petty
Rockingham
Petty
James Hylton
David Pearson
Daytona
Hylton
Ned Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
Golf Oldtimer Sinks First Ace
Edward F. Pfeil, an 11 year old known as an older statesman of Riverside Park half course, scored two holes in one. He ace on No. 11 using a 7 iron, while playing with partner Henry Castro.
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Edward F. Pfeil
Riverside Park
Friday
Pfeil
Veterin
Henry Castro
Trinity Netters Edge Rice Owls 5 4 In Tight Tennis Duel
Trinity University netters held off Rice University 5 4 at Trinity Tennis Stadium. John Pick led Trinity with wins in singles while Ed Turville and Alan Cummings won key doubles, as Trinity improved to 6 0 and prepared for Pan American College test.
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Trinity University Netters
John Pick
Friens
Frank Conner
Rice University
Trinityj
Ed Turville
Hill
Tennis Stadium
Steve Servans
Lamar Roemer
Alan Cummings
Chip Travis
Geas
Trinity
al Hill Jr
Butch Lee
Harris
Comerion
Tigers
Owls
Pickens
Turville
Son
Bill Harris
Roemer
Aif
Seewagon
Austin Jaycee Tennis Tour Opens With Several Finals Qualifiers
In Austin the opening round of the Jaycee Tennis Tour saw Alamo Heights place two finals entries and two more in semifinals. Richard Walthall and Gil Price won a juniors doubles match 7-5 7-5 to reach finals, while Nancy Folbre and Mary Pat Begeman outlasted Nan Dillard and Bertha Sharp 6-3 2-8 7-5 to advance. Senior doubles saw Pancho Walshall and Don Smith win 6-3 6-4, with more results including Parsons and others advancing to rounds ahead of a week break.
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Austin
Alamo Heights
Austin Jaycee
Richard Walthall
Gil Price
Joe McMillan
George Frankel
Nancy Folbre
Mary Pat ‘Begeman
Nan Dillard
Bertha Sharp
Pearsall
Pancho Walshall
Don Smith
Jack Grinnan
Stan Lebowitz
Dallas
Susie Schulte
Melis
Parsons
Rosemary Bunt
Fitie
Jane Marshall
Bayished Strona
Matthews
Town
Rodriguez
Holt
de Egar
Robert Campbell
Reagan
Charles Fischer
John Mo
Tony Leone
Izola
Houston
Ann Hardeman
The
Snakes
Renee Brown
Mont Harlingen
Scott Pool
J Day
Tenas
Joser
Danny Hubbard
Lutheran College At
Texas A I Netters Top St Mary's 4 2 In San Pedro
Texas A I University netters defeated St Mary's 4 2 at San Pedro Tennis Center to hand the Rattlers their third straight loss. Ralph Hall won at No 1 singles 7 5 4 The Javelinas won three straight doubles then added two more singles for the final margin. Ernest Rodriguez beat Kent Rehars 3 6 4 6 4 and George Parker defeated Gus Kim 7 3 6 2 before Joe Hilbig edged Dennis Reagan 3 6 6 2 1
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Texas A&i
Victori
St. Mary's Universitetmen
Rattlers
San Pedro Tennis ‘Center
Ralph Hall
Wends Matthews AG
Ernest Roddriguez
Kent Rehiars
George Parker
Gus Kim
St. Mary's
Joe Hilbig
Dennis Reagan
Sports on TV Saturday Schedule Highlights
Televised sports line up includes taped bowling matches at 3 30 pm and roller derby at 3 30 pm. Goll shells Wonderful World features Ben Ardays and Don Finsterwald in Manila. L A Wrestle thon offers taped wrestling from Los Angeles at 5 30 pm.
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Pam
Channel 5
Goll
Shell
Ben Ardays
Don Finsterwald
Manila
Philippines
Apain
L.A
Wills Refuses Dodgers Offer Over Contract Row
Maury Wills rejected a Dodgers offer and said he would not join the team if it weakened his negotiating position. Bavasi said Wills cancelled travel plans and indicated he would play without Koufax and Drysdale if needed.
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Vero Beach
Fla
UPI
Angeles
Bavasi
Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury
General Mana
United Press Interiger
E. J
Buzzie
Arthur
Red) Patterson
Tor Fellows
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Bavasiling
Babe Ruth
Koujmade
Drysdale
Ruth’ Sjand
Walter Alston
Ala mo Heights routs Central Catholic at Olmos Basin Diamond
Pitcher David Brown walked four and fanned batters as Alan Feuerbacher and Steve Seiler powered Ala mo Heights to a 14 4 victory over Central Catholic Friday afternoon at Olmos Basin Diamond.
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David Brown
Alan Feuerbacher
Steve Seiler
Alamo Heights
Central Catholic
Olmos Basin
Brown
Rattlers Host Houston Nine at Keefe Field
St. Marys University eyes a home win as it faces the University of Houston at 2 pm on W. J. Keefe Field. Jan Jernberg starts on the mound with an 1 0 record against a Cougar lineup that beat the Snakes 13 1 in their first meeting this season.
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St. Mary's University
University of Houston
Knights of Holy Cross Beat St. Louis Comets 7-1
Holy Cross Knights win 7-1 at Castroville in six shutout innings by Kenneth Haby. Villarreal drives in three with a bases loaded triple in the sixth as Knights score five to pull ahead. Morales-Topped allows one run in seventh.
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Kenneth Haby
Julian Villarreal
Holy Cross Knights
St. Louis Cometsat
Castroville
Haby
Comets
Bobby Morales
Mules Rally To Improve to 4-1 In High Scoring Win
The Mules pushed their record to 4-1 by scoring nine runs in the third inning off three hurlers led by starter loser Steve Kilmetz. Central fell to 1-2 as Kilmetz, Borsett, Siedel, Kinke, Briseng and Sotines contributed to the chaotic plate output. Alamo Heights Central Catholic is mentioned in the box but details are unclear.
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Mules
Steve Kilmetz
Central
Alamo Heights
Catholic
Brown
Maxwell
Kilmetz
Borsett
Siedel
Kinke
Briseng
Sotines
Houston Tigers top Texas Lutheran in non-conference tilt
Wayne Westphal doubled and scored on Larry Strelau's timely single in the sixth as the University of Houston edged Texas Lutheran College 2 to 1. Strelau, Sparrow and Ne Votny contributed for UH in the afternoon game played in Seguin.
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Apencl
Seguin
Wayne Westphal
Larry Strelau
University of Houston
Texas Lutheran College
Texas Lutheran Col
Strelov
Sparrow
Ne Votny
Trinity Bids For Fourth Straight Win In Baseball
Trinity's Tigers seek a fourth consecutive win as they meet St Edward's University at Ft. Sam Houston. Jim Wingate starts his first game of the season on the mound with a 1-0 mark after a five inning relief win over TCU. The club recently posted two straight shutouts and stands 32-? on the campaign.
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Trinity
Tigers
St. Edward's University
Ft. Sam Houston
Christy Mathewson
Jim Wingate
Wingate
TCU
Sid Blants
Southwest Texas State
Texas Tenpins Open 50th Anniversary Meet Opens
New Braunfels hosts the 50th Texas Tenpins Open with a record 332 teams entering as the state club tourney begins. Opening ceremonies at 1 a.m. mark the start of a 15 weekend event, with Rosenberg-Richmond and host club bowlers joining the action through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Braunfels
Texas Ten
Satantonio Turner Club
Patsud
Rosenberg-Richmond
Soecial Club
JOE CONRAD AND CHUCK KLEIN LEAD PUTTING GOLF RESULTS
A scrambled golf summary shows JOE CONRAD and CHUCK KLEIN posting strong 72-hole scores and leading putting results. Teams like Jae Conrad s 39th Hole Golf Crew and Aguisten Sem Hotton 28 under highlight a dense field with 25 to 30 under scores from various pairs and a playoff win by Jusy Bounds.
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Joe Conrad
Jae Conrad
Bob Tavic
Bif Hofland
Buddy Jerkins
Gary Wilson
A Aguisten
Sem Hotton
Tins Binkins
L. C. Bernie
Chuck Klein
Atfid Orifil
Chester
Werren Anderson
Henry Vanderpool
Yng
Larry Kopplin
Cheriis Wegenluehr
Jusy Bounds
Ting Og
Dick Buxton
Don Whiten
Randyohn
Jamie MacTaggert
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Arnie Palmer
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Pan American Golf Association
John A. “Bitz” Matheny
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Bitz Matheny
Patrick J. Fogarty
Pen Aun Antonia Ager
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
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Irv [Ungerman
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Main Boat Inc
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Ronnie
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Montreal
Ver
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Canada
George Chuvaso
Cass Clay
Oscar Alvarado
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Tocker
An Romano
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Dierker
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W-Roberts
Myers
Flo
Sastan
Pittsburgh
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Chorion
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Osinsk
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Price
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TLC
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