Baseball comeback touted as still vital to fans
Washington columnist Shirley Povin notes baseball’s regained vigor despite pro football’s rise. Reports from Detroit Philadelphia and Atlanta show high crowds including McLain’s Braves debut drawing 50 597 fans with fireworks. The piece argues baseball remains a popular major sport despite critics.
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Nicklaus Struggles in Scorching Muirfield Round
Jack Nicklaus endured a hot second round at the British Open in Muirfield finishing 72 for a 36 hole total of 142 one behind early leader Tony Jacklin. He blamed the heat for rough play amid several bogeys and just two birdies.
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Nicklaus Nears Lead After Turbulent Open Round
Lee Trevino and Jacklin share the British Open lead at Muirfield after 36 holes. Jack Nicklaus, fighting uneven play, shoots 72 to stay one stroke back, while Doug Sanders and Johnny Miller card 71 and 66 respectively to stay in the hunt.
Rosenbloom Swaps Colts for Rams in $19 Million Deal
Carroll Rosenbloom trades the Baltimore Colts to Los Angeles Rams in a $19 million stock swap orchestrated by Robert Irsay and Willard Keland. The move keeps Tommy Prothro as coach and preserves Rosenbloom as sole owner, while bringing West Coast ties and Warner Bros interests into the Rams operation.
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Lynch Wins Second Straight Madison Little League Title
Rick George, son of Lynch coach Dick George, threw his second no hitter of the year as Lynch defeated Anderson Banking Co. 16 to 2 to cap a 13-2 season record and claim the Madison Little League crown. Archey, Kamin ski, Early and Radaker contributed in a lopsided victory.
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Babe Ruth North Side Sprite and Field Demos Summary
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Easy Livin Starts Here at Redbud Park Display
A new display of mobile homes opens at Redbud Park featuring models on spacious lots. The event highlights modern layouts, energy efficiency, and financing options for prospective buyers exploring affordable housing in the area.
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