Tough Columbus PGA course tests 167 players
In Columbus the 167 entrants agree this year’s PGA tournament at Columbus Country Club will be tough. Greens keeper Bob Mueller tightened fairways and rough on the par 70 layout as pros anticipate a demanding 46th edition. Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Bruce Devlin rate the course hard but playable, with Finsterwald noting 20 players potential threats and a four to five under par likely winning.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
Baseball standings and results from a busy week include St Louis beating Pittsburgh 12 to 5 after a first game 5 to 2 in 12 innings, San Francisco defeating Houston 5 to 3, and multiple nightly matchups. Tuesday features Albuquerque at Austin El Paso at Tulsa San Antonio at Fort Worth and other unsettled results across the league.
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Grantham Signs 1964 Jets Contract
American Football League All Star linebacker Larry Grantham has signed his 1964 contract with the New York Jets. The former Mississippi player is a three year veteran who has been with the Jets since their inception.
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Larry Grantham
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Milwaukee Senator Seeks Braves Return to Milwaukee
Senator Henry Reuss urged MLB heads and Frick to keep Milwaukee as a major league town. He telegraphed Frick to convene both leagues and prevent Milwaukee from losing a team, arguing the city has steady attendance and should not be left without baseball this century.
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SMU Star Hollerick Ineligible For Next Football Season
SMU football star John Hollerick, renowned for speed and rushing yardage, is ruled ineligible for next year due to spring grades. Coach Hayden Fry cites scholastic shortfalls amid ongoing Southwest Conference probation concerns. Hollerick plans to stay with the team and train, awaiting return to play.
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Bullets Lead League With Easy Texas League Opener
United Press International reports San Antonio holds a 2 1/2 game edge in the Texas League as it hosts last place Fort Worth in the opening game. Albuquerque faces Austin while El Paso meets Tulsa in other Monday night games amid muddled standings.
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Four Cowboys Rookie Linemen Injured in Camp Drills
In Thousand Oaks California four Dallas Cowboys rookies sustained injuries during Monday drills at training camp. Guards Bob Wozniak To le deputed a hamstring guard Benny Boyd Georgia sprained a wrist and Lorney Johnson Morehead State sprained a knee while Elbert Whiting Ball State dislocated a shoulder. Dee Andrews Cal State Long Beach and Mel Renfro Oregon led the backs and ends in a 40 yard sprint both at 4.6 seconds. Mike Briges Washington was the fastest lineman at five flat.
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Ball State
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Georgia
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Morehead State
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Cal State Long Beach
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Mike Briges
Washington
Major League First Basemen Are Traded
Washington Senators pass up 20000 waiver price to trade Bill Skowron back to his Chicago home in a deal with the Chicago White Sox that also sends Joe Cunningham and a player to be named later. Skowron, 33, stored notable hits at Comiskey Park during his Yankees days and arrived from the Dodgers last December.
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Moose) Skowron
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McKinley In Action In Rain Delayed Tennis
Top seed Chuck McKinley of San Antonio and second seed Dennis Ralston began singles at the National Clay Courts in Chicago as rain halted 12 of 32 men’s and 10 of 16 women’s opening matches at River Forest. McKinley meets Frank La Mothe. Ralston faces Tim Sheehan. In women’s action, Anay Richey of Dallas beat Fae Urban 6 1 6 1, Gwyneth Thomas of Shaker Heights defeated Peggy Moore 6 2 6 2.
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Anay Richey
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Canada
Fae Urban
Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Peggy Moore
New Orleans
Autos for sale in Cuero Record Want Ads
The notice promotes car sales and other classified sections in the Cuero Record. It invites readers to explore auto listings under the Want Ads and points to help wanted ads for employment opportunities.
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Cuero
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