Johnny Pott's 90-Foot Putt Shares Lead In American Classic
Johnny Pott sparked a crowded leaderboard with a 90-foot birdie in the American Golf Classic, sharing the lead during a tight round. The event features top pros like Nichols, Palmer, and Nicklaus on a demanding Firestone layout as scores stay close.
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Albie Pearson Battles Back to Angels Starting Lineup
Los Angeles Angles outfielder Albie Pearson returns to the lineup after a hot week. In 20 plate appearances he has 10 hits, lifting his average from .241 to .261 as he aims for a comeback Player of the Year pace.
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Giles Admits Pennant Race Influenced His Action On Marichal
New York, UPI report says Warren Giles, NL president, acknowledged that Marichal’s $1,750 fine and nine day suspension arose partly from the tight pennant race. Giles called the decision the toughest he ever made and noted Marichal apologized after the incident with Roseboro.
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Warriors Sign Pilot to Decide 2 ITPHA Championships
INDIANAPOLIS AP Two Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association championships remain to be decided at the Indiana State Fair on Sept 3 and 4. The 2-year-old pace and trot races are unsettled with multiple horses having won heats across county fairs and state fair events. The Fort Wayne Warriors signed James Preacher Pilot from New Mexico State, a product of a five-school consolidation, and will face early contenders as the season opens with schools returning to action.
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AFL Expands Roster to 38 with Injury List Adds
The AFL raised its player limit from 36 to 38 and allowed eight clubs to protect two extra players on the injured-deferred list. Commissioner Joe Foss said the change helps build a talent pool for Miami’s upcoming 1966 season and expansion could push rosters to 40 if another franchise is added. Clubs must cut to 38 by Sept 7 and owners meet Sept 13 in Houston to discuss expansion.
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Kennedy Pushes Olympic Arbitration to End NCAA AAU Feud
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged the U S Olympic Committee to amend its rules to form a permanent arbitration board resolving disputes among members as a step toward a national amateur sports foundation. The plan, endorsed by Tug Wilson and praised by the Commerce Committee, follows Gavin study for a Canada UK style foundation to recruit train and retain amateur talent in the United States.
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Tug) Wilson
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AHS Booster Club Sets Tonight Meeting at South Anderson
Anderson High School announces its first booster club meeting of the coming year set for Friday at 5 30 at the South Anderson football field. An intersquad practice will follow on the field.
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Each 12 team league saves six hundred dollars per year at Rains
A 12 team league reports annual savings of 600 dollars at Rains, detailing cost reductions and potential reallocations. The note highlights organizational efficiency and financial impact for participants.
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