Fear Nixes Jack's World Cup Plans
Jack Nicklaus withdraws from the United States World Cup team to Bangkok due to safety fears amid Southeast Asia tensions. He cites family concerns and says playing as a U S representative could be dangerous. Lou Graham remains the other U S entrant. John Miller replaces Nicklaus in the event scheduled December in Thailand.
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Thais Claim Nicklaus Ill-Informed Over World Cup
Thai officials and Bangkok newspapers condemned Jack Nicklaus for opting out of the November World Cup. Thai Golf Association leader Gen Kris Sivara defended assurances from Sukbum Navapan owner of the course. The Bangkok Post editorial said Nicklaus was misled, stressing politics must not invade sport despite tense US-Thai relations.
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Coe Opens In Marion In Midwest Conference Opener
Coe College faces Grinnell in a season opener at Marion High School Stadium. Dan Heeren leads Grinnell with 1 022 yards and 78 points while Tom Goetz tops Grinnell with over 1 000 rushing yards. Coe emphasizes a balanced attack and improved defense as it tries for a third straight conference title.
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Iowa small college gridiron opens as eight games slated
Central meets Northwestern in a key Tri-State clash as defending champion seeks another title. Luther hosts Augustana with Upper Iowa on the road at Carroll while Cornell travels to Carleton in a slate that includes eight contests across the Iowa small college circuit.
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Ellis Football Opens Saturday At City Parks
The Ellis YMCA youth football season starts Saturday at junior high and city park fields with over 369 boys across two divisions AFC for third and fourth graders and NEC for fifth and sixth graders. The YMCA also sponsors a men’s three in three basketball league beginning Sept 15 on Monday and Wednesday nights.
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Tiant Just Misses No-Hitter In 3-1 Win Over Tigers
Boston veteran Jose Tiant returned from back spasms to pitch seven and two thirds hitless innings before Aurelio Rodriguez broke up the bid with a single. Tiant earned his 16th win of the season as Boston beat Detroit 3-1. His father witnessed the near no-hitter from the stands.
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Elder Opens World Open With 65 Lead
Les Elder, 83rd on the season money list, fired a six-under 65 to take the first round lead in the $200,000 World Open Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. He noted improvements in his game and joked about television cameras on Monday mornings as he aims to sustain his form.
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Puerto Rico defers Legion World Series team decision
Emilio Casellas Puerto Rico parks chief orders hearings to explain why an ineligible Legion baseball team was sent to Rapid City South Dakota. San Juan defeated Yakima Wasilla and Cedar Rapids to top the field and caseload. Elders noted improvement and credited changes in his stance for stronger rounds as Trevino Palmer and Nicklaus contended for the title.
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UCLA Hosts Iowa State in season opener at Los Angeles
Ames Iowa AP report on Iowa State coach Earle Bruce naming quarterback Tom Mason for the UCLA game in Los Angeles. Mason and Blu e lead Cyclones against a top Bruins defense as Bruce seeks an offensive edge while Vermiel lauds Sciarra. Bruins ranked 14th, Cyclones unranked, with key players Stensrud brothers and Blue highlighting the matchup.
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule Amid Turbulent Results
Fragmented standings show teams like Chicago, Philadelphia, and Montreal near the top with mixed records as schedules list Saturday games. Notable bets include Houston, San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles facing key opponents with various kickoff times across stadiums and cities.
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