Court rules stadium bill unconstitutional blocks Boston plan
Massachusetts Supreme Court strikes down key provisions of a bill authorizing the MTA to finance and operate a 50,000 seat stadium in Boston as unconstitutional. The ruling questions public interest safeguards and limits on future tolls and eminent domain, potentially forcing the Patriots to move from Boston.
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Purdy and Jelley Win Key Events at Devil's Bowl
Barry Purdy and Butch Jelley dominated Thursday night at Devil's Bowl, capturing the two main events. It marked the second straight win at this track for both drivers. Purdy surged from the rear to win the six lap limited sportsman main by position.
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Baseball League Standings and Weekend Schedule Preview
League standings show Chicago leading with 73 wins and St Louis 65, followed by New York and Pittsburgh. The column lists teams, games back, and key notes, plus a dense schedule of upcoming games and listed pitchers for Thursday and Saturday matchups across divisions. The report then shifts to a detailed motorsport recap featuring Tom Lentine and Butch Jelley in a Sportsman Main Event, heats, and consolation results with multiple drivers and car numbers.
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Ex-Swinger Larry Mowry Emerges Early PGA Leader
Larry Mowry, a 32-year-old Las Vegas touring pro, shot a 69 opening at the Sam Snead Festival in Roanoke, Va. The Newport, Rhode Island native recalled a tavern wager that propelled him to believe he could beat Snead’s course record, then carded a 64 on the par 72 layout and remains in contention. He has since reassessed his lifestyle after injuries and a desire to balance golf with responsibility, yet his bold start signals a strong bid for PGA glory.
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Palmer Struggles As Hip Issue Casts Doubt On Golf Run
Arnold Palmer faced possible retirement from the tour after a troubling 11 over par first round at the PGA Championship in Dayton. Nine leaders shot 69 to lead by two under as Palmer, hindered by right hip bursitis, posted the worst major-round of his career at 82. The field included Larry Mowry Bunky Henry Charles Coody Bob Lunn Johnny Pott Tom Shaw Larry Ziegler Al Geiberger Ray Floyd.
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Canadian Open set with Caponi leading field in Vancouver
Miss Donna Caponi top name as more than 50 women golfers join the 54 hole Canadian Open at Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club Vancouver September 4 to 7 with a $30 000 purse.
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Dream Grid Clash Opens New Haven Football Showdown
New Haven will host the Jets versus Giants in Yale Bowl as the 1969 pro season opens for NFL and AFL teams. Jets seek to defend world champion status after beating the Colts in the Super Bowl, while the Colts visit the Oilers in a pre season clash. O J Simpson makes his pro debut for the Bills in a inter league matchup with the Lions.
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Expo Field Boss Loans to Redlegs
Montreal defeats Cincinnati 8 to 6 to close their season series as Gene Mauch predicts Cincinnati or Atlanta for the NL West. Coco Laboy and Ron Brand drive in key runs, while Jim Maloney takes the loss. Atlanta struggles against Philadelphia as Phil Niekro errs, Yankees top White Sox 3-2, and Gil McDougald to coach Fordham Rams after retiring in 1960.
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