Time Magazine Essay Highlights Sports as a Big Business
Hardman on Sports notes Time Magazine argues sports have become a major American business driven by TV exposure. It cites rising attendance, growing payrolls, and record revenues while contrasting advances in track and field limits with ongoing improvements in performance and popularity across football baseball and golf.
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WVU VMI Telecast Schedule Highlights TV Lineup
AP reports the 1960 college football TV package will feature WVU against Virginia Military Institute among nationally televised games. Notable matchups include Ohio State at Michigan, Texas Tech at Virginia, and Navy at Notre Dame with regional and nationwide broadcasts planned for September through November. Salvadori, from Wheeling West Virginia, is noted among broadcasters.
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Snead Struggles to Qualify for U S Open
Veteran Sam Snead falters with yips and a four putt as he misses the U S Open cut by two strokes after shooting 148 at Fan OShanter. Jim Calvert leads qualifiers with a 67 while Bob Rosberg, Bob McAlister, and Ted Kroll clinch final spots in a tight, multi city proceed.
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Cincinnati starter Milt Pappas allowed two runs while Tony Perez and Vada Pinson hit key homers to lift the Reds over San Francisco 3-2. Pinson’s two out shot in the fifth broke a scoreless tie, Pete Rose singled, and Perez added his 12th homer. Ollie Brown homered for the Giants. Gaylord Perry took the loss.
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