Nicklaus defends majors pace as PGA opens round
Jack Nicklaus bristles at claims he is altering his focus amid a packed season. He notes his schedule hasn’t changed in a decade and vows two-title targets this year. The article lists Thursday’s starting pairings and times at Yale/Angelo Wood for the PGA Championship field, including top players such as Kite, Snead, Palmer, Watson, Trevino, and Nicklaus among others.
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Jim Wleekers
Jim Colbert
Alien Millers
Sam Adams
Chuck Courtney
Tommy Jacob
Mika Hill
Bert Weaver
Orm Miéporte
J.C. Snead
Ed Sneed
Boby Iaitchelt
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Jim Jamieson
Bob Murphy
Arnold Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bert Yancey
Richie Kart
Dan Sikes
Gary Hinson
Hale Irwin
Bruce Cramp
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New Crenshaw
Tony Jacktr
Radon Rudolph
Gary Player
Grier Jones
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Gene Littler
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Larry Ziester
Don Massengale
Jay Hebert
Dave Hill
Gibby Gilbert
Jack Burke
Lanny Wadkins
Judas Boros
Dave Gichelberger
Dave Stockton
Bobbyly Casper
Leonard Thompson
Kermit
Finsterwald
Jack Nicklaus
Brian Alin
Bob Charles
Lee Elder
Ray Floyd
Doug Ford
Johnny Miller
Tammy Ae Fon
Miller Barber
Hubert Green
Tom Weiswep
Peeore Blancas
Mom Lou Graham
Frank Beard
Dewitt Weaver
Forrest Fezior
Eddie Pearce
Andy North
Chinese Cagers to Play Local Colleges in Nashville
Officials plan basketball games next winter between a Nationalist China team and local colleges in Nashville. Vanderbilt Coach Roy Skinner arranged the tour and plans to take his team to the Far East next summer. Vanderbilt cannot play the Chinese team this winter due to a full schedule. Skinner has sponsored clinics in Taiwan in 1964 and has taken teams to Peru and the West.
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Baseball standings and Sunday schedule update
The section lists standings for several teams including Boston Cleveland Baltimore New York Detroit Milwaukee and Texas with wins losses and percentages. It also provides Sunday game results and upcoming doubleheaders and matchups across MLB venues such as New York Boston Oakland Minnesota Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago California Kansas City Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Atlanta San Francisco New York Montreal Cincinnati San Diego and Los Angeles with pitchers and records noted for key games.
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Mets Blank Montreal in 3-0 Victory
Lefty Jon Matlack scattered seven hits and Cleon Jones drove in two as the New York Mets blanked the Montreal Expos 3-0. Matlack improved to 10-8, beating Montreal for the second time this season and 7-1 lifetime against the Expos. Bud Harrelson scored on Cleon Jones's RBI single in the first inning, giving New York a 2-0 lead.
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Haynie Takes LPGA Lead In Windy Gorge Washington Classic
Sandra Haynie shot an eagle three on the 16th and finished five under par to seize the 36 hole lead at the George Washington Ladies Golf Classic in Horsham Pa The windy Hidden Springs course challenged the field as Spuzich sat one stroke back with 141 at 36 holes and Kertzman two behind at 143 Kazmierski Britz and Britz trailed with scores between 145 and 148.
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Odve Stockton
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Wer Barber Fats
Gary Sanders
Nate Starks
Jerry McGee
Lanny Wadkins
Billy Ziabro
Tam Aaron
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Mike Hill Fa
Bruce Crampton
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Bob Buckson
Rod Curl
Richard Mast
Bob Payne
Leonard Thompson
Tom Shaw
Charlies Coody
Harry Toscano Teist
Ray Pace
Tom Watson
Ras Allen
Pearce Wats
Rik Massengale
Babe Hiskey
Dann Mahonlfey
Urtis Siffard
Wally Armstrong
Chuck Courtney
Terry Smalt
E Wykle
Rod Funser
Charles Volpone
George Johinson
Hanscom
Shen Jewell
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F Arrest Ferler
Jon Hinkle Teig
Bria Rawson
Ke Love
Fort Haas
Jay Dalan
Joe Porter
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Joyce Kazmierski
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Giants Edge Braves 3-1 Behind Barr’s Sharp Pitching
San Francisco beat Atlanta 3-1 as Chris Speier and Dave Rader hit solo homers. Jim Barr improved to 9-5 with five straight wins, allowed only one run, and kept the Braves hitless in most innings. Darrel Evans doubled in the Braves’ run. Tito Fuentes and Gary Thomasson provided the other White Giants runs. Clyde King returned as manager at Candlestick Park for Atlanta, having coached the team to a 4-3 record since the All-Star break.
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Chris Speier
Dave Rader
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Jim Barr
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Braves
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Dusty Baker
Buzz Capra
Tito Fuentes
Gary Thomasson
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Open Tennis Purse Record At 1974 U S Open
New York The 1974 U S Open at Forest Hills will prize 271 720 for 128 men and 64 women. Tournament chairman Bill Talbert announced the Aug 28 to Sept 8 event shows a 43 520 rise from last year. Singles champions receive 22 500 each, runners up 10 400.
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John Newcombe
Jan Kodes
It's hard to imagine life without pro football
Pettit's column laments the absence of NFL Sundays and notes that new team names like Memphis Southmen and Chicago Fire sounded odd at first. He compares the gradual acceptance to adapting to a 55 mph speed limit, suggesting comfort grows over time.
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