Masters Lead as Palmer Rosburg Top First Round
Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg led the Masters field after the opening round at Augusta with four strokes clear of Venturi and Nicklaus, who shot 70. Byron Nelson Doug Ford Paul Harney and Johnny Pott followed four behind, while a large pack on 72 and 73 included legends Snead Hogan and others.
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Burns and Yankees favored to repeat pennant by writers
A UPI report from Augusta quotes rival managers and analysts predicting the Yankees will win the American League pennant again, led by a strong batting trio and solid pitching. It notes Ralph Houk touts improved pitching and the lineup featuring Mantle, Maris, Berra, Skowron and Kubek. The Orioles are seen as lacking a true power hitter, and Boston is highlighted as moving Jensen with the Twins reshuffled, while Red Sox placement is discussed.
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Desert Caballero’s Purse At Turf Paradise
Phoenix race card lists Surezel favored in the five and a half furlong Desert Caballero’s Purse. Riders include Bradley Rollins on Surezel. Contenders Mermaiden Valley Sir Sullivan Moment’s Notice and others seek upset. entries shown for all ten races with horse names and lineups.
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Titans Edge Peoria Crew
Two Scottsdale area track meets are set for tomorrow at Chandler Rotary Relays and Mesa High field. Arcadia beat Peoria 84 29 with nine firsts while Carl Granzow led with four firsts in sprints shot put and broad jump.
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ASC Gridders Face Alumni in Lumberjack Old Timer Game
About 30 former Arizona State College football stars from 1950 onward will play in Lumberjack Stadium for the second annual Lumberjack Old Timer's game. Proceeds go to the Flagstaff Kiwanis Club underprivileged Children's Fund. Tickets are $1 per couple for the 7:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Max Spisjury
Houk Breaks with Casey Stengel Tone on Yankee Pitching
Manager Ralph Houk declares the Yankees pitching staff in tip top shape with starting arms Turley Ford Ditmar and Terry set to open the season. He cites better depth than last year and a faster start ahead of next Tuesday’s first pitch.
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Frank Robinson
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Milwaukee Braves
Bob Purkey
Reds
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Frank Lary
Terry Fox
Chicago White Sox
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Tigers
Beavers Seek AA-1 Title at Prescott After Win Streak
Scottsdale’s Beavers, 4-1 in AA-1 with a three game division streak, travel to Prescott for a key second division game after beating Prescott 4-3 in their March 24 clash. Jim Palmer, Kermit Thompson, Jerry Atwood, and Butch Riggs lead the offense as Deak’s no-hitters fade against Scottsdale’s power.
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Tittle
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Washington
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Badgers
Jerry Atwood
Butch Riggs
Ram
Sunnyslope
Jim Palmer
Kermit Thompson
Pete Dooley
Beaver
Palmer
Dooley
Thompson
Brady
Lollie Noriega
Jack Beavers
Atwood
Kleinman
Bruce Johnson
Hawks Hope On Lovellette In Do-or-Die Playoffs
St Louis Hawks hinge on Clyde Lovellette in a must-win for the NBA series against the Boston Celtics. Coach Paul Seymour says two wins in the weekend are needed to keep title hopes alive as Lovellette recovers from a back injury and awaits doctor evaluation.
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Chicago Hawks Edge Red Wings In Cup Opener
Chicago Black Hawks squeaked past Detroit 3 to 2 in the opening Stanley Cup game. Coach Rudy Pilous downplayed a big win, while co-owner Jim Norris urged staying confident after a tight affair.
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Tigers Release Ray Narleski and Hint at Denver Return
Ray Narleski, once the AL's top relief pitcher, was released by the Detroit Tigers. Manager Bob Scheffing offered a path to the Tigers Denver farm club, hoping Narleski can adapt his style to succeed again in the majors. Narleski, 32, was attempting a spring comeback after missing 1960 with a back injury.
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Tigers
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