Nicklaus and Palmer Named to USA Canada Cup Team
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were chosen to represent the United States in the Canada Cup matches in Tokyo on November 10. The host nation will select its two players. Casper was skipped despite leading money totals.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
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Palmer
Paris
Hawaii
Sam Snead
Ireland
Buenos Aires
Tony Lema
Madrid
Gary Player
South Africa
Player
Harold Henning
Henning
Japan
Hideyo Sugimoto
Mitsutaka Kono
Ask No Contest For Title Bout
Seattle attorney Clay Nixon plans to ask that the Las Vegas boxing match where Eddie Cotton lost to Jose Torres be declared a no contest. Nixon represents Cotton and his manager George Chemeres and cites a television videotape indicating the 14th round was at least 20 seconds short.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Las Vegas
Eddie Cotton
Jose Torres
Clay Nixon
Cotton
George Chemeres
Nixon
Akron U. Leaves Ohio Conference for Football
Akron University announced it is withdrawing from the 15 team Ohio conference effective at the start of next month. Athletic director Kenneth Cochrane said the Zips will play the current football schedule but games will not count toward conference standings. The decision followed a meeting of the Ohio Conference executive committee and Akron officials.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron University
Kenneth Cochrane
Zips
Ohio Conference
Emanuel A Tough Gridder Competes For Dolphins Linebacker
All American linebacker Emanuel from Tennessee contends with former Jet Wahoo McDaniel for the Dolphins middle linebacker job after signing a reported 200000 dollar contract. Coach George Wilson said Emanuel will start Saturday's exhibition against the Jets in Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Frank Emanuel
Wahoo McDaniel
Emanuel
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Miami
McDaniel
New York Jet
Dolphins
George Wilson
Jets
Jacksonville
Fla
Newport News
C R Cards Drop Game Affects Second-Half Race
DiFabio improves to 9-3 but loses command in the eighth as Plaza calls on relief pitcher Hamende to end the inning. The Angels’ defeat seals their elimination from the second-half title chase, trailing by 13 with 11 games left. Bob Howsam, Cardinals GM, was seen in the stands en route to Little Rock from Davenport.
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DiFab
Plaza
Joe Hamende
Angels
Bob Howsam
St. Louis Cardinals
C. R
Little Rock
Davenport
Bees Fall Eight Back After Wisconsin Rapids Loss
Burlington dropped to eight games back in the Midwest league after a 2-0 defeat by Wisconsin Rapids. Nate King hit a two run homer for Wisconsin Rapids in the fourth. Fox Cities swept Waterloo 14-6. Quincy edged Decatur 3-2. Clinton shut out Dubuque 5-0.
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Cedar Rapids
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Foxes
Quincy
Decatur
Lions Rookies Clash At Cranbrook Training Camp
Detroit rookies Frank Ox Pennie and Bob Kowalkowski squared off in a bench clearing air at the Cranbrook camp. Pennie, 6-5 250, Florida State, faced Kowalkowski, 6-3 245, Virginia. Coach Harry Gilmer called the incident common among teammates. Kowalkowski had just returned from two weeks with the National Guard.
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Frank “Ox” Pennie
Florida State
Bob Kowalkowski
Virginia
Kowalkowski
National Guard
Ralston Ashe and Richey to Quarters
Top seed Dennis Ralston Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey advanced to the quarter finals of the hall of fame tennis tournament in Newport Rhode Island Ralston beat Lew Gerrard 6 2 8 6 Ashe defeated Dick Leach 6 4 6 4 and Richey beat Bailey Brown 6 2 6 2 Also advancing were Owen Davidson Tony Roche Alan Stone Bill Bowrey and Graham Stillwell in third round action
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Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Cliff Richey
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Lew Gerrard
New Zealand
Ashe
Richmond
Dick Leach
Arcadia
Richey
Dallas
Texas
Bailey Brown
Bronxville
N.Y
Owen Davidson
Tony Roche
Alan Stone
Bill Bowrey
Australia
England
Graham Stillwell
Second Prep Grid Death Rocks New Orleans Football
A 16 year old high school junior, son of a prominent physician, died after collapsing during the second day of football practice in New Orleans. He aimed for a Benjamin Franklin lineman position. Autopsy pending. He was the second high school player to die in two days, with Bishop Noll’s 17 year old player dying in Hammond, Indiana, the day before.
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Robert Mogabgab
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Star, Jr
Bishop Noll High
Hammond
Ind
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Chicago
Pro Football Results From Canadian League and College Baseball
Ottawa 15 Montreal Calgary 26 Saskatchewan 1 in Canadian league action. NBC reports Lubbock Texas 6 West Point Mississippi 5 and Liberal Kansas 9 Huntsville Alabama 5 in college baseball results.
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Saskatchewan
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Huntsville
Ala
Regis to Open At 9 Saturday
Regis high school varsity begins first practice at 9 a.m. Saturday per Coach Tom Good. Sophomores start drills at 6 p.m. Monday instead of 9 a.m. Freshmen now begin practice on August 29.
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Regis High
Tom Good
Sophs
Fresh
Frazier Bonavena Bout Set for National TV Color Telecast
The 10 round heavyweight bout between Joe Frazier and Oscar Bonavena at Madison Square Garden on September 21 will be televised nationally in color. Madison Square Garden RKO General Sports Presentations announced the telecast. New York will be blacked out on the live feed, with the tape delayed to the following night.
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Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Argentina
Oscar Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
RKO General Sports Presentations
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