Palmer struggles as Coody shoots to lead Masters
Arnold Palmer, once dominant at Augusta, opens with a poor round amid forgiving conditions. Charles Coody roars ahead with a 66, finishing three strokes clear of Bob Fynn, Bob Murphy, Ray Floyd, Hale Irwin and Don January. Others, including Jack Nicklaus and defending champ Billy Casper, card 70s and 71s in a crowded leaderboard.
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Golden Bel
Coody
Bob Funn
Bob Murphy
Ray Floyd
Hale Irwin
Don January
Jack Nicklaus
PGA
Dale Douglass
Art Wallchamp
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Bully Casper
Gary Player
Middies Open 1971 Baseball Campaign Under Kubuski
Midview starts the 1971 season at noon with a home doubleheader against Brunswick. Defending Lakeland Conference Co champions, the Middies return five lettermen including three pitchers, led by coach Ed Kubuski returning to the diamond. Senior harbors include Harley Alltop and Curt Balogh, with competition at infield and outfield positions as Kubuski rearranges the lineup after seven losses from a 17 11 last season.
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Midview
Brunswick
Middies
Lakeland
Mike Clapham
Bill Lilley
Denny Schisler
Bob Hobar
Gene Rudi
Ed Kelsey
Kubuski
Alltop
Bill Haynes
Masters' Quotes from Opening Round at Augusta
At Augusta, Charles Coody leads with 66 and says he plays conservatively while others chase birdies. Hale Irwin, tied at 69, admits first fairway nerves as the test narrows. Billy Casper posts 72 and calls the round lucky. Barbara Nicklaus quips to her husband on the 18th green. Arnold Palmer, with a 73, asks if any ladies are present.
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Augusta
UPI
Charles Coody
Hale Irwin
Billy Casper
Barbara Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Dack
Arnie Palmer
Lakers Open Western Conference Finals With Bucks Showdown
The Los Angeles Lakers visit the Milwaukee Bucks in a best of seven series opener telecast by ABC at 9 p.m. Eastern. Wilt Chamberlain and Lew Alcindor square off as LA seeks to rebound after losing Jerry West, while Milwaukee carries a 4-1 regular season edge and features Alcindor alongside Oscar Robertson.
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Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles
Western Center
Lakers
Milwaukee Bucks
Laker
Joe Mullaney
Milwaukee Arena
Abc-Tv
Bucks
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New York
Knicks
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Jerry West
San Francisco
Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
Alcindor
Chamberlain
Lew
Mike Robertson
Bulls
Gail Goodrich
Major League Basketball Results and Playoff Notes
Summary of scattered results across leagues with National and American standings, including No Games scheduled, best-of-seven series progress, and multiple team matchups such as New York Baltimore Toronto Montreal San Francisco San Diego and others. Key performers and pitchers noted, along with partial scores and broadcast details.
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New York
Toronto
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Loui
SU Lous
Minnesota
Baltimore
Hershey
Cleveland
Providence
Springfield
Floridians
Kentucky
Virginia
Richmond
Midview tops Columbia in season opener track meet
Midview defeats Columbia 68 42 to 66 to win its first meet in three years. Midview swept the two mile and won the mile relay to spark a come from behind victory and improve to 1-0 while Columbia falls to 0-2. Vermilion visit Tuesday at 4 15 p.m.
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Midview
Grafton
Columbia
Farher
Vermilion
Akron, Ohio
UPI
Johnny Petraglia
Petraglia
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Vermilion Runners Dominate Wellington In 89 38 Victory
Vermilion track team overwhelmed Wellington 89 to 38. Angney won the 880 and mile runs, with Vermilion also taking both 880 and mile relays. The meet featured multiple events with Vermilion athletes: Masin, Buchanan, Angney, and others posting strong times and distances.
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Wellington
Glenn Angney
Seker
Palrha
Belza
Patriya
Brubaker
Belua
Toloney
Fathaeur
Rideaut
Buchanan
D Masin
B Mass
Angney
Ruetenich IV
Carter
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Goss
Adkins
Harn
Griffith
Oldaker
Case
Lonergan
Gaffth
Ryan
Horn
Patrija
Muetemk
Griffin
Springer
Workman
Wilhelm
Grote
Rutt
Relza
Branagen
Patria
Poe Valliy — Goss
Pankhans
Carlyle
New London Nine Drops Close One
Garry Jackson allowed only three hits to South Central batters yesterday but the Trojans edged New London 2 to 1, scoring the winning run in the seventh. Jackson fanned 12 as G Ebinger, the winner, struck out eight and drove in the decisive tally in the seventh.
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Garry Jackson
South Central
Trojans
New London
Jackson
G Ebinger
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