Nicklaus Wins Masters in Record Second Straight Title
Jack Nicklaus captures his second consecutive Masters and third in four years, defeating Tommy Jacobs and Gay Brewer in a playoff with a 70. The 26 year old solidifies his No 1 status, earning 20 000 from the win and pushing official career earnings past 449 000. He aims to sweep the major quartet next.
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Winchester Horseshoe Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Winchester Horseshoe Club will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 in the War Memorial Building. Men and women interested in league and tournament play are invited to attend and join the association. Agenda includes officer elections adoption of rules and the tournament calendar plus a sound movie of the World Horseshoe Tournament.
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Indians explode for 4 in ninth to whip Nuts
The long Sunday baseball note outlines multiple opening day events. Carl Yastrzemski named first playing captain for the Red Sox as he enforces a disciplined clubhouse rule. The Mets and Reds face rainouts while Cleveland defeats Washington 5-2 behind Don McDowell.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Events
Tonight Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7 15 p m Clarke County faces Handley in Winchester golf at Winchester Golf and Country Club Warren County plays Page County and Clarke County meets Fauquier in baseball Wednesday James Wood visits Loudoun Valley Clarke County meets Fauquier at 4 p m Thursday Loudoun Valley vs James Wood golf Clarke County vs George Mason baseball Friday James Wood Jayvees go at Handley 3 30 p m Mosby plays York and Warren County hosts Broadway in baseball Handley faces Fauquier in golf Handley and James Wood compete at Martinsburg Invitation in track Mosby at Tidewater in baseball
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Milwaukee Antitrust Ruling Looms Before Braves Debut
Wisconsin pursues a court order to have the Braves return if NL expands. Judge Elmer Roller works into dawn on a 100 plus page ruling. The Braves open versus the Pirates in Atlanta at 8:05 p.m. EST.
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Pearson Cups. Pearson wins fourth Grand National race in a row
David Pearson roared to his fourth straight Grand National victory on the tight Bowman Gray quarter mile. He set a track qualifying speed record and race time record on a day the factory Fords were absent due to a NASCAR USAC ruling dispute. Pearson earned $800 with Pistone $500 and Petty $400 finishing third.
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Schayes eyes 76ers revival to force Celtics notches
The Philadelphia 76ers face elimination as they trail Boston 3-1 in the Eastern series. Coach Dolph Schayes urged a roar back after a Monday practice, while Boston seeks a clinching win at Convention Hall.
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