Sponsors Threaten PGA Tour Over Dispute
The International Sponsors Association with 34 of 43 majors votes to back a $5 million purse pressure tactic. They would negotiate with PGA and players and may pull sponsorships if talks fail, forming a seven member board to lead negotiations and set a two week deadline.
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Houston
UPI
Finday
PGA
International Golf Sponsors Association
Angus Mairs
St. Paul
Tour
Tee
American Professional Golfers Association
Jerry Rideout
Flint
Mich
Max Elbin
John Ross
Rideout
Mairs
IGSA
Paul Warren
Porter Bedell
Pensacola
Fla
King Emperor Leads 18 TwoYearOlds in Arlington Futurity
King Emperor the 2-5 favorite leads Wheatley Stable's 18 entries in the Arlington-Washington Futurity at Arlington Park. The $371,750 purse tops last year with a $212,850 first prize to the winner, First And Goal, though he cannot share in the supplemental entry fee. Braulio Baeza rides King Emperor as Night Invader, Power Ruler, and Mr Power follow in the likely order of finish.
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Chicago
Wheatley Stable
Arlington Park
Cau
Albert M
Albert H. Stall
Goal
King Emperor
Braulio Baeza
Baeza
Buckpasser
Arlington-Washington
Sheila Pierce
Aqueduct
Monmouth Park
Bop
Walter Kitchen
Power Ruler
Daybreak Farm
Mr. Power
Joliet
Edgewood Seniors Golf Pairings and Mixed League Winners
Edgewood Country Club announced pairings and starting times for the men and women in the senior championship events on Sunday September 8. Prizes will be awarded at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the clubhouse. Winners in the Edgewood mixed league were listed for front and back nine match play with various couples posting top gross and net scores. OTTAWA fires link smokers to forest losses in Canada, authorities say.
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Dick Stage
Maxine Taylor
Bunny Roby
Amy Dye
Martha DeVol
Edgewood
Gross
Vera Cotton
Bob
Pat Shafer
Lew
Marge
John
Joyce Christ
Ramona Gibson
Milton
Susie Mills
Gene
Joan Hardwick
Avis Mettlen
Chisox Triumphs Over Orioles In 11th Inning
Buddy Bradford led off the 11th with his fifth homer as Chicago beat Baltimore 3-2. McNertney and Ward homered for the White Sox, while Harrelson and Harrell contributed for Chicago. Orioles fall nine behind Detroit after another loss.
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Baltimore
Buddy Bradford
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Detroit
Minnesota
Bradford
Pete Richert
McNertney
Pete Ward
Jim Har
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Donny Maks
Tank Robinson
Robinson
Haney
J ‘Ward
McCraw
Wae
Sb—Buford
Sa Uford
Indiana Hoosiers suffer scrimmage injuries four players hurt
Indiana football in Bloomington reports Ed Harrison injured knee requiring cartilage and ligament repair after a Thursday scrimmage. Landed among others with knee strain Rick Spickard and defensive lineman Bob Scharnowske also sidelined, with Chris Morris and E G White sustaining lesser injuries.
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Chris Morris
Indianapolis
E.G. White
South Bend
Definition of Knot Speed and Mile Length
The text explains that a knot equals one nautical mile per hour, or 6,080 feet per hour, and notes that the conventional mile is 5,280 feet. This defines the relationship between nautical speed and standard land distance in a concise measure.
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Annapolis
Three Figure 8s and Convertibles At SV Tonight
Three Figure 8 features plus convertibles and modified hardtops headline a triple header at Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway tonight. Gene Jeffers returns after last week's rain shortened event, joined byBob Fields Jim Brewer John Cook Dick Hinshaw and John Keller. Heats begin 8 30 p m EST after time trials at 6 40 p m with 125+ cars expected as track owner Joe Helping plans more Saturday shows.
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Anderson
Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson Track
Gene Jeffers
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
John Cook
Clyde Brown
Indianapolis
Mike Flora
Muncie
L. J. Lines
New Castle
Alex Burke
Gene Christie
Gaston
Dave Weirl
Fortville
Tom King
Bill Lemon
Joe Helping
Grand Prix Officials Bar Andretti and Unser from Monza
Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser were disqualified from the Italian Grand Prix in Monza after choosing to race Saturday at Indianapolis. Officials cited the less than 24 hour gap between events and noted both drivers were obligated by USAC to compete in the Hoosier Hundred at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
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Monza
Italy
UPI
Mario Andretti Unser
Indianapolis
Hoosier Hundred
Andretti
Nazareth
Unser
Albuquerque
N M
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Andretti Ee Unser
Lotus-Ford
Jim Clark
BRM
USAC
United States Auto Club
Weaver Fined For Run In With Umpire
Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver was fined by the American League after a dugout confrontation with plate umpire Larry Napp last Monday. Weaver was ejected in the seventh inning of the second game of the doubleheader with the New York Yankees. Napp filed a report alleging profanity and an onfield shove with the cap bill.
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Baltimore
UPI
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
American League
Larry Napp
Weaver
New York Yankees
Napp
League
Athletes Warned Against Armbands at Mexico City Parade
U S Olympic Committee spokesman Everett D Barnes says athletes who wear black armbands during the opening day parade in Mexico City will likely be dismissed from the team. He also said those who refuse the victory stand would face similar action, despite reports of possible armband wearers or boycott talk.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Olympic Committee
U.S
Mexico City
Everett D. Barnes
Los Angeles Times
New York
Barnes
San Jose State College
Harry ~ Piuad Bopeud Sree
Links Quartet Arrives For World Series
AKRON Ohio AP four participants in the seventh annual World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club describe the par seventy layout as difficult. Bob Goalby posted 74 while Lee Trevino shot 72 for the best round. Gary Player and Julius Boros also carded 73 and 75 respectively. The event carries a 50000 prize with 15000 to runner-up and 7500 for third. Nicklaus failed to win a major that would qualify him for the series.
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Firestone Country Club
PGA
Julius Boros
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Akron
Ohio
Goalby
Trevino
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Sunday School Men Start Kegling Today
Anderson Sunday School Association sponsored senior men bowling league opens at 6 p m at Cooper s Sport Bowl. Division A includes Whetstone A North Anderson Church of God A Arrow Heights Church of God East Lynn Christian A Park Road Church of God First Otterbein United Methodist A Pendleton First Baptist A 1st Otterbein Methodist East Lynn Division B lists Whetstone B North Anderson B East Side Church of God Chesterfield Freewill Baptist Brethren B Methodist St Bethel John s Lutheran First Baptist at Meridian Church of
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Cooper’s Sport Bowl
Whetstone A
North Anderson
Church of God
Arrow Heights
East Lynn
Whetstone
East Side Church of God
Chesterfield
Freewill Baptist
Brethren
Methodist
Bethel John’s Lutheran
First Baptist
Meridian Church of
Nancy Duffy Captures Inaugural Yule Ladies Title
Nancy Duffy won the first annual Yule Ladies Golf Association Club championship in Alexandria, taking the 36 hole final 11 and 9 over Ruth Whaley. She defeated Jeanie White and Becky Sibler to reach the final, while Ruth beat Marita Bechtel and Margaret Snyder. Betty McCreary defeated Alice Gahimer for first light, Judy Lewis took second flight over D. J. Donahue, and Nancy Wehscllek won the third flight by beating Ad Ragsdale. All winners and runners-up receive trophies.
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Alexandria
Nancy Duffy
Yule Ladies’ Golf Association
Ruth Whaley
Nancy
Jeanie White
Becky Sibler
Ruth
Marita Bechtel
Margaret Snyder
Ad Ragsdale
Few St. Louis Hotels Held Back for World Series
The St. Louis Hotel and Motel Association said a few hotels already reserved all rooms for the World Series next month while many rooms remain available. John Bryan, executive vice president, noted the association is coordinating reservations as a clearing house. The opener is set for October with games in St. Louis on October 2 and 3, and possible games on October 9 and 10.
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ST. Louis
UPS
Open Tennis Matches Deferred Due To Rain
Rain at the U S Open in Forest Hills postponed Friday’s matches delaying key quarterfinals and semifinals. Graebner versus Newcombe, Ralston versus Rosewall, and King versus Bueno were moved to Saturday with the women’s semi to Sunday and the men’s final to Monday as the forecast improved.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Forest Hills
N.Y
Clark Graebner
New York
John Newcombe
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Ald
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Billie Jean King
Berkeley
Calif
Brazil
Maria Bueno
West Side
Rosewall
Miss Bueno
Graebner
Newcombe
Ralston
Rogewall
Tom Okker
Colts release Alley to clear room for Eagles waivers
Baltimore Colts waive second year flanker Don Alley to create roster space for Jim Kelly a tight end claimed on waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles in a surprise roster move by UPI.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Colts
Don Alley
Jim Kelly
Philadelphia Eagles
Clemente Homer Lifts Pirates Past Mets 2-1
Roberto Clemente hit his 15th homer to spark the Pirates and Steve Blass pitched a four hit gem for his 14th win as Pittsburgh beat the New York Mets 2-1. Clemente led off the fourth with the homer, and Fred Patek scored later on a bunt and steals sequence. Jerry Grote homered for New York in the third to tie it, but Blass and Pittsburgh held on despite a late Mets threat.
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Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Steve Blass
New York
Mets
Clemente
Blass
Jim McAndrew
Fred Patek
Maury Wills
Matty Alou
Jerry Grote
Abrh Bi
Abrb
Boswell
Patek Ae
Stahl
Wills
Jones
Alou
Shameky
Clememe
Charlies
Stargell
Martin
Clendenn
Grote
Maverosk
Harreiman Sa
Pere Selma
New Cage Coaches Named At Two County High Schools
Leon Scearse replaces Jim Helms at Whitewater Township High School Cedar Grove. Scearse, 36, Cumberland College 1963 graduate with coaching in Florida and Kentucky. Larry Schuerman named to replace Bob Fisher at Laurel High School. Fisher moves to Brookville staff.
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Associated Press
Franklin County
Leon Scearse
Jim Helms
Whitewater Township
Cedar Grove
Scearse
Cumberland College
Kentucky
Florida
Larry Schuerman
Bob Fisher
Laurel High School
Fisher
Brookville
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