Nicklaus Fires 63 to Lead Westchester Classic
Jack Nicklaus shot seven under par 63 to seize a 54 hole total of 201 and lead the Westchester Classic as storm delays reshaped the field. Arnold Palmer, Doug Sanders and Gary Player trailed, with Gary Player tied for second at 204 and Palmer hoping for a final round pairing with Nicklaus.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Rye
Arnedd
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Gary Player
Dan Sikes
Robert de Vicenzo
Argentina
Primer
Frank Beard
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Sanders
Mason Rudolph
Fall Bowling Leagues Start Labor Day Week
Bowlers invited to join Bay Lanes leagues including ladies men and mixed options. Contact 583-5023 to join a team couple or as an individual. Beginners can get instructions to start bowling.
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BAY Lanes
Longhorns Favored In Southwest Conference
Fort Worth AP reports Texas Longhorns are overwhelming favorites to win the Southwest Conference football crown per a press poll. Texas drew 82 first place votes and 18 points, with Arkansas second in total points. Texas A&M had 13 firsts and 396 total. TCU gained a surprise fourth, with Texas Tech Baylor SMU and Rice trailing.
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Texas Longhorns
Texas Christian University
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Aggies
Texas Christian
Tex
Tech
Beylor
Souther Methodist
Rice
Classes Cut Workouts At Liberty And Crosby
Fall football prep delays morning sessions at Liberty and Crosby as classes begin. Liberty reports one injury Gary Herndon out 3 to 4 weeks with a dislocated shoulder. Crosby hosts New Caney in a Friday scrimmage while Channelview shifts to morning and afternoon drills under Mac Anderson. Barbers Hill Dayton La Porte continue full schedules with emphasis on quarterback Dale Bohannon and other standouts. La Porte blanks Victor in a scrimmage as Richard McCaughey leads with a 20 yard back pass. West Columbia set clash at 6:30 pm Saturday.
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Ron Plocheck
Steff
Liberty
Crosby
Channelview
Barbers Hill
Dayton
la Porte
Don Hughes
Panther
Gary Herndon
Panthers
Hull
Cassetta
Hughes
Dickinson
Keith Harshbarger
Mel Harlien
Harshbarber
New Caney
Gene Sharp
Anderson
Bobby Cole
Doyle ‘MecElvaney
Pirates
Richard McCaughey
Bulldogs
Ken Butler
Jimmy Pankonien
Norris Hammers
Mike Whitton
Eli Carmack
West Columbia
Cowboys Drills Oilers In Houston Saturday Clash
Dallas Cowboys travel to Houston to face the Oilers in a high ticket appeal after a 203 loss to Green Bay. Don Meredith lacks support while Dallas defense eyes Willie Townes and Bob Lilly. Rhome off bench provides spark as Landry ponders rookie hopefuls and possible lineup overhauls. The Oilers seek big crowds to boost gate receipts as the game looms.
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Bill Hartman
Houston
Oilers
Green Bay
Dallas Cowboys
Dallas
Packers
Ewest
Baytown
Gregory's
Texas’ Avenue
Don Meredith
Zeke Bratkowski
Bart. Starr- Ee
Willie Townes
Bob Lilly
Ernie Ladd
Pat Holmes
George Rice
Don” Floyd
Meredith
Jerry Rhome
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Texas
Boyer’s Grand Slammer Beats Pittsburgh 7 3
Braves win 7 3 as Clete Boyer belatedly shines with a fifth career grand slam in the eighth inning after an error. Mazeroski’s run helps Pirates, while Cincinnati, New York, San Francisco and Houston win elsewhere. Boyer drives in 23rd RBI, close to Aaron and Torre in Braves sluggers.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Clete Boyer
Atlanta
Boyer
Pittsburgh
Braves
Bill Mazeroski
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Newark
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Chicago
Aaron
Torre
Pirates
Long
Houd
Joe Torre
Tito Francona
al Luplow
Andre Rodgers
Danny Murtaugh
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Federal Exc
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Gary Nolan
Billy McCook
Ted Abernathy
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Jim Bunning
Lee May
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Texas Motor Volkswagen
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Benk
Orerail
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Ecord
Andy Short
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