Masters playoff trio set as Nicklaus eyes consecutive title
In Augusta Nicklaus Brewer and Jacobs tied at even par 288 after 72 holes, forcing an 18 hole playoff for the Masters title. Brewer led late but missed a five foot par attempt on the final hole, while Palmer and Sanders trailed. The purse totals 152,880 with 20,600 to the winner.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Mixed Bowling Team Scores Night in Local Meet
Hawk Eyes defeated D and L 2159 to 2124 in a series. In team games Hawk Eyes posted 770 to D and L 757. Top individuals were Bob Ryner with 594 series and Willard Gray with a 233 game. Lela Miller added 554 series and 199 game.
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Ten Years Ago Today Pilot Jerry Johnson Grounded by Weather
Ist. Lt. Jerry R. Johnson spent Saturday night with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Munson in Washington as weather grounded a cross country T-33 jet flight near Des Moines. His uncle C. L. Morgan of Des Moines drove him to Washington and they returned to Des Moines Sunday morning. Johnson is an instructor at Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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New Schick Razor With Free Trial Blade
The Schick company introduces a double edge razor with a free trial blade. If customers are not satisfied, they may mail the razor unused dispenser and guarantee to P O Box 50 Terminal Annex Los Angeles California for a refund.
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Bowling high scores and team totals lead report
Falk tops with 2668 in team series while lips accumulates 2484 and 903 in game. Geyer posts 216 in the best individual game as Richards and Lloyd reach 562 in the individual series. Barrels stave notes highlight white oak forests in Missouri Ozarks as producer sources.
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Celtics near playoff finals after OT win over 76ers
Boston holds a 3-1 lead in the Eastern series as they outlast Philadelphia 114-108 in overtime at Boston Garden. Wilt Chamberlain posts 33 rebounds but the Celtics, led by John Havlicek's 27 and Sam Jones's 22, push toward closing the series on Tuesday in Philadelphia. In another game, Lennie Wilkens scores 29 for the Hawks in a 112-100 win over the Lakers to trim the deficit to 3-2.
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Relays officials to meet Tuesday night
All men of the community who have agreed to serve as officials at the annual Washington Relays on Friday afternoon and evening are urged to attend a meeting in the high school building here Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Coach John Sproule called the meeting today and asked that all adult officials attend. Entrance to the high school can be gained through the main door on the east.
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Humphrey Drives Opening Day Pitches for 1966 Baseball
President absent from opener at D C Stadium leaves Vice President Humphrey to throw ceremonial first pitch as Cincinnati hosts the Mets in the NL kickoff. Braves move to Atlanta clear, Angels relocate to Anaheim, and new managers appear around the league as pennant races loom.
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Easter unrest at Zagorsk and Moscow churches
In Zagorsk near Moscow about 25 drunken youths disrupted midnight Mass at a revered monastery, while some 6,000 youths surrounded Moscow's Velikhovsky Cathedral mocking worshippers. Clergy then conducted their traditional body of Christ search. elders and diplomats observed a tense, uneasy Easter scene with defiant believers and taunting youths.
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Promising Cancer Treatment Reported By Wayne State Lab
DETROIT VPI initial experiments on a new cancer treatment show success in 20 patients with breast skin liver prostate and lung cancers. Dr Paul Wolf of Wayne State University cites 10 deaths among terminal cases and two complete cures while the rest show improvement.
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Final rites for Larry Richardson held at St James Church
Final rites for Larry Richardson were held at 9 30 a m today in St James Catholic Church with Rev T J Lew in charge Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery Pallbearers were Richard Simmering Steven Ward Keith Schulty Leon Hanson Howard Fisher and Charles Bruty Military rites were held at the graveside Martin Whittaker was commander Jay Brewer Earl Galloway Stanley Chabal Howard Davis color guard Leo Nardy Don Hazen George Baker George Rudiger Sperry Easter Leo Stone Norman Schoonover firing squad and James Hayes bugler Sherman Eden Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements Charged Joseph J Wolfer Ollie Iowa was fined 10 and costs Saturday in Justice of the Peace House's court on a speeding charge filed by Washington police Wolfer was accused of driving 34 mph in a 25 mph zone.
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