Claypool Glasford Pace Golf Leads City Junior Tour
In the Ellis Park event Jay Glasford leads the open class with a 290 total after three rounds, two strokes ahead of Jim Kessler. Gary Claypool dominates the nine hole novice, Doug Ihlen climbs to second, Jeff McNabb posts best 18 hole score, and Hagen, Johnson, and Thomason battle for third at 232. The tourney ends Friday at Indian Creek with open class teeing off and novice rounds to follow.
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Ali hires Dick Sadler as adviser in Deer Lake
Muhammad Ali named Dick Sadler former George Foreman manager and trainer as adviser. The move announced Wednesday at Ali’s Deer Lake training camp in Pennsylvania introduces a new role for Sadler in the heavyweight camp.
Tigers suffer 18th straight loss under Houk management
Detroit manager Ralph Houk wiped his fingers as he trotted toward the clubhouse after his Detroit Tigers dropped their 18th consecutive defeat on a tough Wednesday night.
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Climate Right For College Playoffs Says Casale
CHICAGO AP The climate is better than ever for a national college football championship and a plan may be ready for NCAA convention. Ernie Casale chairman of the Football Championship Feasibility Committee says the 17 member group will meet in October and aim to present a plan in January. The committee includes Darrell Royal and John McKay and will not disturb the Bowl system if possible and may create a tournament committee to select teams. Two to four team playoffs after 1976 are discussed with semifinals after Bowls and a championship a week later.
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Palmer leads Orioles to 3-0 win as Tigers slide deeper
Orioles ace Jim Palmer improved to 18-7 with a two-hit 3-0 shutout of Kansas City, lifting Baltimore in the AL East. Detroit endured their 18th straight loss, 6-5 in 11 innings to Texas, amid a rough season for the Tigers. The AL standings saw California rout Boston, New York defeat Oakland, Minnesota top Milwaukee, and Chicago edge Cleveland in 12 innings. Palmer’s resilience amid rain delays highlighted a standout season as he prepared for a likely elite year.
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Happitime, Gary's in Wins in Metro Women's Class A game
Happitime, Gary's defeated Paradise 9 to 0 while Gary's Standard topped Eby's 6.2 in a Metro Women's Class A softball doubleheader on Wednesday. Junge and Hunt had two hits for Gary's, Stidmey and Mullin doubled for Eby's, Techlenberg threw a four hitter with two hits, and Turner added two hits.
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Oklahoma Cleared by Big Eight
The University of Oklahoma was cleared by the Big Eight Conference amid two year probation review. Commissioner Chuck Nevias said the conference found nothing to warrant further action after examining the probation and related matters. The case involved alleged payments by the Selmons to recruit Colorado prep star Terry Miller.
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Softball Scores From Independent Church League
Notable games include Central 14 and 31 runs against unknown opponents, First Luthean 12 Noelridge 10, Marks and My Good Shepherd Sallem 1 and 81, Pats 2 RLDS 0. Concordia SL Pats and Salem 7 Rone 1, Else.
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Redskins Gave Up On Thomas After Disputes And Fails
The Washington Redskins indicate they will not pursue Duane Thomas further after a string of clashes. Thomas, 28, left camp after exercising his free agent status on May 1 seeking a raise and potential deals elsewhere.
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