Nicklaus calls trimming pro tour schedule
Jack Nicklaus urged reducing the tour to about 30 events to prevent overloading players. The Masters champion said a shorter season would keep strong fields and allow exhibitions, while he prepares to defend his U S Open crown at The Country Club.
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Eleanor Dominates Kanawha-Putnam League With Ninth Victory
Eleanor leads the Kanawha-Putnam League after a 5-1 win over Rocky Fork, improving to a 9-1 record. Key players include batting leaders Larry Legg Johnny Harris Russell Legg and Bob Anthony. Pitcher Okey Anthony owns a 4-1 mark as Eleanor solidifies league supremacy.
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Harrisville Captures West Virginia State Baseball Title
Harrisville dominated Marsh Fork 5 runs on 5 hits in the opening inning and cruised to the title at Parkersburg. Clay pitched Marsh Fork’s loss as Harrisville’s offense produced a five run first frame blowout, with Carpenter, Carpenter, Tanzey, and Haught driving in runs. The Gators finish 15-3 on the season, with Harrisville’s defense and timely hitting sealing the win.
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Aussie Tennis Season Opens Across Australia for 1863-64
The 1863-64 Australia tennis circuit kicks off October 26 with grasscourt championships in Brisbane Sydney Adelaide Melbourne and Perth. The Davis Cup challenge follows in Adelaide December 26-28, ending with the Australian Nationals in Brisbane January 4-12.
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