Palmer, Palmer, Casper Lead Lucky Open Field
Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Bill Casper led the birdie brigade in the first round of the Lucky Open. The greens at Handing Park were rough and bumpy, with players predicting the outcome would hinge on putting and tee play. Palmer noted the greens as the key to victory while Nicklaus eyed a title after a Crosby finish.
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Powell Clay Bout Promises Major Indoor Crowd Tonight
In Pittsburgh Charlie Powell meets Cassius Clay in a ten round or less bout. Powell aims for a five round victory while Clay predicts a three round kayo. Powell, 29, 23-6-3 with 17 KOs, trains 78 rounds. Clay, 16-0 with 12 KOs, seeks another knockout laden win. Dapper Dan Club co promoter says as many as 9,000 spectators and a $50,000 gate may be drawn at Civic Arena.
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Twin Cage in Tomorrow a Chicago Stadium Showdown
Cincinnati ranked No 1 with a 14 0 record faces Aliners ranked No 3 at Chicago Stadium in a morbidly anticipated clash. Loyola of Chicago No 2 meets Santa Clara in the other big doubleheader as the Ramblers chase a 17 game win streak and top scoring status while Santa Clara contends for the West Coast title. The piece notes conference leaders and past NCAA titles with a stray line about the peanut’s South American origin.
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Fay Crocker eyes return to U S pro golf after neck treatment
Fay Crocker, 1955 U S Women's Open champion, hopes to rejoin the ladies professional golf tour this year after neck traction and rest in Uruguay. She has started a private nursery school named St Andrew s and recalls her early golf career in Argentina and her 1945 exhibition with Bobby Jones.
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Giants sign three, Felipe Alou declines contract
The San Francisco Giants signed pitcher Dan Rivas and infielder Larry Edmundson to contracts while Felipe Alou unsigned his. Alou sent a Spanish letter from the Dominican Republic noting a higher offer and expressing belief in a strong year. Rivas, 24, posted 14-15 with a 3.95 ERA for Tacoma. Holden, 22, went 10-4 at Fresno with a 3.72 ERA after leaving Milwaukee. Edmundson, 21, is in the Army and due for spring release.
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Unknown Kegler Takes Pin Lead at $100,000 World Series
Pat Patterson 36, a St Louis proprietor, rose from sixth to first in men’s competition at the World Series of bowling in Kansas City. Robbie Robinson of Wilmington, Del., and a strong St Louis contingent followed. Merion Ladewig, 48, from Grand Rapids, moved to lead women, overtaking Donna Zimmerman of Akron. Sylvia Wenent Phila delphia is third. Afternoon and night sessions feature four men and two women per round in double round-robin play under the Petersen scoring system.
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Pro Boxing and Basketball Bouts Highlight Night Rivalries
In a rough night, Sauldsberry KOed Shaffer amid a Zephyrs win over the Nationals. Al Bianchi was ejected after fighting Walt Bellamy, while Syracuse coach Hannan was tossed for protesting. The Lakers beat the Pistons 123 119 as Cincinnati poured in 49 points in the third quarter to topple Boston 138 133.
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Ukiah Fives Lest Napa In North Bay League Clash
Ukiah high school varsity and B teams host Napa Indians tomorrow night in Chiessall gym to close the first round of the North Bay League. The B squad pushed Vallejo to the limit Tuesday, losing 35 34 amid fatigue and late rally misses. Varsity seeks better rebounding and shooting as they face a rugged Napa squad intent on victory.
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Legislation Aims to Help Trout Populations
In Sacramento Assemblywoman Pauline Davis introduces a bill to require the Department of Fish and Game to plant catchable-size trout. The plan seeks to maximize the fishs spread before fishermen harvest them, suggesting nighttime lake plantings and faster stream sections to aid survival.
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Coaching Upheaval Marks 1963 West Coast Football
In 1963 West Coast football saw widespread coaching shakeups as Stanford dismissed Jaik Curtice and John Ralston, with Levy hiring Terry Stamfel and Nikcevich. Cal cut staff after a 5-5 season, while the Rams named Hathin Svare after a one game year and the Raiders boosted Al Davis as head coach and GM.
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Seals and Blades Battle for Second in WHL South
In a tense race for second place in the Southern Division of the WHL the San Francisco Seals edged Calgary 6 5 as Orland Kurtenbach and Duke Edmundson sparked a late charge. Portland Edmonton pressed for history with high scoring, while Spokane and Calgary prepared for rematches tonight.
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Monte Carlo Final Rally Tests Conclude Today
Monte Carlo rally winds down as 98 cars compete on the racing circuit to decide the overall winner. A total of 88 cups across categories remain at stake, with the Swedish driver Lin in the Gaab favored to repeat after last year's triumph and defend the title.
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