Nicklaus slips in U S Open round as Murphy leads
Rod Murphy shot a 67 to top the first day leaderboard at Champlin Creek Golf Club as Jack Nicklaus posted a 74 to fall eight strokes off the pace. Trevino and Casper trailed while Arnold Palmer and Gary Player were among early group leaders. Nicklaus blamed inconsistent driving and noted tough practice ahead.
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Briggs Homer Gives Phillies Victory 1-0
Johnny Briggs opened with a homer as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0. Grant Jackson and the Phillies pitcher staff held Dodgers hitters to five or fewer hits and snapped a recent skid in a limited schedule.
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Phillies at Padres and other Saturday Baseball Matches
Weekend baseball slate features Philadelphia at San Diego under lights, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Houston at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati and New York at Los Angeles. Also Montreal visits San Francisco as divisional races tighten amid packed schedule.
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Russell May Get Movie Job Sparks Celtics Coaching Change
Boston GM Red Auerbach said Russell planned a six week postponement before deciding. The Herald-Traveler reported Russell, world champion Celtics star coach, is resigning to pursue movie and TV work, ending his coaching duties after 1966-07 season.
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Baseball Scout Joe Engel Dies
Joe Engel a noted baseball promoter and former scout for the Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins died Thursday at 76 in Chattanooga Tennessee. Engel also pitched in the majors with Washington Cincinnati and Cleveland from 1912 to 1920 and earned the nickname Barnum of the Bushes for his minor league promotional schemes.
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NHL Owners End Unproductive Meeting in Montreal
The four day league session yielded little progress as expansion and draft matters lingered. Selections and transfers featured 16 players at 30000 dollars and six at 25000, with talks on July 1 and June 25 for further meetings in Toronto and New York.
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Nevele Pride In Spotlight At Yonkers Raceway
Overcall again proves why he is the country’s top pacer as Nevele Pride seeks to surpass the season mark in the $59,500 Good Time Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Driver Del Insko hails the colt’s relentless speed after a 6 for 6 year and a world record pace last week.
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Givnish Accepts St James Coaching Post
Edward A Givnish former Archbishop Kennedy coach will lead St James High School basketball. He led Kennedy to five Suburban Catholic League titles and a 173 73 record in 10 seasons. He replaces Tony Farnell who resigned to join Gannon College as an assistant.
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