Glamour and grit in golf tour life through Fred and Marti
The piece centers on Fred and Marti discussing life on the tour. Fred praises Nicklaus as the most consistent golfer and Palmer as the best putter ever, while Casper embodies conservative play. Marti shares excitement about his game, notes wedge woes, and credits a new balanced putter for improving his greens.
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Nicklaus
Jack
Palmer
Billy Casper
Hut Nick
Jeng Irons
Casper
Falmers
Bep
Hogan
Pilate
Marti
Fred's golf career and money in play cited in Baytown tale
The interview with Fred explores how golf earnings affect focus, noting pros like Masters and PGA invites hinge on wins and tours. He describes pressure from paychecks, the need for 100 percent concentration, and plans to compete in 30 to 35 events in 1968.
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PGA
Fred
Houston
Wihe
Baytown
Corter
Ball High Aims for Clean Baytown Sweep vs Urchin
Ball High faces Baytown rival Robert E. Lee in Galveston at 7:30 p.m. Friday as the Tors seek a clean sweep after beating Sterling. The Ganders, led by Pat Urchin, seek to balance offense and curb Ball High’s strong defense with injuries hampering key players.
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Baytown
Urchin
Tors
Paul Wappler
Sun Sports
Galveston
Ball High
Robert E. Lee
Sterling
Texas City
Brazosport
Chargers claim first win as Rebels fall short in Galveston
South Houston High School faced a 32-20 defeat at Houston with Chargers QB Jerry Jameson throwing an eight yard TD to Richard Garcia and a 35 yard TD to Rudolph Gonzales. Jameson added a two point conversion and later a rushing TD. South Houston’s Carl Moore connected with Richard Metcalf for a five yard score and Rudy Contreras broke free for a 36 yard TD late. Rebels’ defense featured Jimmy Creel Ken Sigers and Paul Cheek, but standout injuries included Deviglas Pokluda out for the year with a broken arm.
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Houston
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Richard Garcia
Waso Good
Jameson
Rudolph Gonzales
Doug Caverrella Bass
Thomas Hart
Hart
Blockers
South Houston
Carl Moore
Richard Metcalf
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Moore
Metcail
Trojans
Rudy Contreras
John Mosely
Scott
Brownfield
Donald
Jimmy Creel
Ken Sigers
Paul Cheek
Young Ranger Teams Fall In Sterling Storm Parlay
In Brazosport action, Sterling Blue Devils lost 35 52 to the Storm. Sterling scored on a Castills to Davis pass and a 2 yard run by Corinell Davis, trailing 7 6 at half. Brazosport tallied three more TDs in the third and fourth, while Sterling added a late score on a Bowen to Davis pass. The Sterling JV failed on a two point try. Next week Sterling hosts Pasadena at Memorial Stadium. Sterling Volunteers were beaten by Rayburn frosh 36 46 with Rayburn driving through aerial attack. David Hudson scored Sterling’s lone points. Next up the Volunteers meet the AEL Chargers at Memorial Stadium.
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Brazosport
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Corinell’ Davis
Stomers
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Bowen
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Rayburn Fresh
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Larry Stubbs
A Dears
Volunteers
AEL Chargers
Yastrzemski Stars as Red Sox Even World Series at St Louis
Boston defeats St Louis 5 to 0 to knot the World Series at one game apiece. Carl Yastrzemski belted two homers and a single driving in four, while Jim Lonborg pitched well though failing to complete a no hitter as Julian Javier doubled for the Cardinals in the eighth.
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Jim Lonborg
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Red Sox
Boston
Cardinals
Joe Hoemer
Yaz
Minnesota Twins
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Lonborg
Javier
Elsie
Elston Howard
Harris to be named Atlanta Braves manager soon
St Louis AP report says Luman Harris, longtime Richards associate, is the leading candidate to replace Billy Hitchcock as manager of the Atlanta Braves. A news conference was held in St Louis during the World Series after Hitchcock's firing last week, with an official announcement expected during the series.
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Livman Harris
Baltimore Baseball
Billy Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Feld
Atanta Braves
Braves
Paul Richards
Harris
Richards
Veteran jockey dead in freak Del Mar accident
Fred Robertson, 31, a respected jockey known as g-Man for his hard work, died after his mount Dublin Hearts reared near the Del Mar starting gate. He suffered multiple skull fractures when crushed against the rail and was pronounced dead at a hospital after the post parade incident.
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Caliz
Fred Robertson
Turf
Robertson
Dublin Hearts
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