Masters Changes Format Open Door For Black Golfers
Washington analysis notes that Augusta Masters plans to invite yearly tour winners, including black pros, but critics argue the new format mainly shifts eligibility criteria and may not significantly expand access for Negro golfers. Articles cite Pete Brown Lee Elder Charley Sifford and others, detailing historical barriers and limited tour victories by African American players.
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Washington
Associated Press
Augusta
Massa Cliff Roberts
Augusta National Club
Roberts
U.S
Pete Brown
Lee Elder
Brown
Waco
Andy Williams
Charley Sifford
Greater Hartford
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Frank Beard
Owever
Gay Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
Players Associations May Join Forces Across Pro Sports
CHICAGO AP A joint effort by the NFLPA and counterparts from basketball baseball and hockey seeks a neutral panel of physicians to assess injuries and career longevity. Ed Garvey reports a New York session on June 14 produced agreement to form the outside committee with Washington meeting planned for July 20. Garvey notes surveys show athletes aging out of pension schedules and that arthritic knees in basketball signal long term injury concerns.
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Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
New York
Washington
Garvey
Idlewold Pro Am Scores Close Team Battle
Idlewold Golf Club hosts a pro am with Jim Doyle, George Talbert, Ron Woods and Bob Eaks scoring 183 points to win. Charles Siegler, Bob Burkhardt, Bob Lockett wood and Dave Callahan take second at 182. Don Rose, John Murphy, Jim Burkhardt and Newt Broderick finish third with 180. A Flag Tourney follows at Idlewold. players may register by 11 Sunday. Blue Grotto Tavern relocates to 1929 W. 8th Street, former site of The 8th Street Bar.
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Pendleston
Jim Doyle
George Talbert
Ron Woods
Bob Eaks
Idlewold Golf Club
Charles Siegler
Bob Burkhardt
Bob Lock‘wood
Dave Callahan
Don Rose
John W. Murphy
Jim Burkhardt
Newt Broderick
Tlewold
Madison Avenue League Opens With Coca Cola Victory
Chris Phillips pitched his second no hitter of the season guiding Coca Cola to a 1 5 0 victory over Lynch as Meadowbrook and other local teams post results in the Madison Avenue League standings. George Jackson Jones Sauer and Phillips powered the win with strong batting and solid pitching from Phillips.
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Madison
Chris Phillips
Eading Lynch
Coca-Cola
Lynch
Industrial Loop Results Feature Tie For First In League
Steve Barnett Guy Speece Bill Charles and Lionel Stewart tied for first with Jeff Palmer Ray Shirley Tom Griffin and D C Carpenter in the Valley View Industrial League standings. Don Sinclair and Doug Fleming placed third. Sinclair was closest to the hole on No 3. Wednesday tee times span 4 00 to 4 56 with multiple groups including Sinclair Spangler Bedwell Coleman and Palmer etc.
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Steve Barnett
Guy Speece
Bill Charles
Lionel Stewart
Jeff Palmer
Ray Shirley
Tom Griffin
D. C. Carpenter
Valley View
Don Sinclair
Doug Fleming
Sinclair
Fred Welcher
Lee Glentzer
Kenny Hodson
Harry Gavin
Rex ‘Alspaugh
Thad’ Loudenback
Tom Keihn
Dean Hanson
Norm Sanders
Rex Slick
Lloyd Werking
John Craig
Dennis Murray
John] Brandenburg
Keith Bet’s
Paul Sylvester
Bob] Dye
Lee Fadely
Harold Ashby
Ernie Maxwell
Jim Spangler
Bob, Bedwell
Gordon Coleman
Jeak Beck
Curt? Keihn
Bob Copeland
Glen Clayton
Larry Hanson
Jay
AL Kennedy
Butch Pugsiey
Todd Messick
Jim Spencer
Richard Shirley
Weldon ‘Smilser
The
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Ray Padgett
Bl Charles
Walter Perkins
Chet Sezesny
Horace Wilkinson
Norman Poore
Charley Myers
Mike Midy
Earl Myers
Joe Marti
Cincinnati Rakes Expos in 14-0 Rout
Cincinnati jumped on Montreal starter and powered to a 14-0 victory. The Reds scored in the first inning and never let up as Rose and Bench led a barrage of hits. Detroit beat by 15-6 earlier in the day, while Baltimore edged in a 15-inning win.
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Ogden
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Ruth and Local 1045 clash as scores puzzle field
Baseball card style rundown lists teams such as American and Local 1045 with players Burnett Baker Vorndran and Stinson. Vorndran of 1045 is credited with a hit while a 10 run rule ends the game after five innings. Stennis and Capella are noted for another pairing.
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New Huntington Lake to Open for Fishing July 1
Huntington Lake the newest Upper Wabash reservoir will open to public fishing on July 1. It covers about 00 acres at summer pool and has been stocked with largemouth bass bluegills red ear sunfish crappie and channel catfish. Initial stockings began in fall 1969 with 2300 bass 1000 bluegills 1000 red ears 1000 crappie and 10 000 channel catfish. Biologists surveyed the lake reporting bass 4 to 15 inches and several species present in muddy water.
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Salamonie
Department of Natural Resources
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