Nicklaus Seeks Top Money Title At Philadelphia Classic
Jack Nicklaus aims to win the 150000 Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley for the season money crown and possibly the single season record. He trails Lee Trevino by 2406 and faces a field reduced by absences from Palmer Player Barber Littler and others. Defending champ Billy Casper looms as main challenger.
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Bench ends boos with ninth inning homer for Reds
In Cincinnati, Johnny Bench belted a two run shot in the bottom of the ninth to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 3 as the booing Reds catcher salvaged a late inning win. Hal McRae homered for Cincinnati and Lee May had a single after Bench's blast.
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Humphrey Returns to Falcons drills in exhibition
Atlanta defensive end Claude Humphrey, a Memphis native, is back in action after a pulled hamstring kept him out of the preseason opener. He participated in Tuesday drills as Atlanta prepared for Saturday's exhibition with Denver in Memphis, eager to debut before his hometown fans.
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Forceful Confident Salesman Ad Contacts Jim Craig in Birmingham
A bold sales pitch seeks a forceful, confident salesman. Contact Jim Craig at 879 1731 or write P O Box 57065 Birmingham Alabama 35209 for details.
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A's Lose to Senators After Nixon Meeting
The Oakland A's, who met with President Nixon, were blanked 8-1 by Washington as Gogolewski scattered eight hits. Frank Howard slugged his 21st homer and Don Mincher drove in four Washington runs. Kansas City split with New York. California edged Boston. Cleveland beat Minnesota. Baltimore topped Milwaukee.
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