Wall Finds New Lease On Life In Golf Comeback
Art Wall at 51 renews confidence after Milwaukee Open victory ends a nine year drought. He focuses on Pleasant Valley Classic with aim to play through Labor Day and beyond, contending for the $40,000 first prize alongside Trevino Crampton Irwin and other tour stars.
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Namath Still Holding Out After Jets Negotiations
Joe Namath will throw footballs at a camp in Dudley Massachusetts but not for the New York Jets. He is a free agent after last May and met with Jets officials for two hours with lawyer Jimmy Walsh present. Jets President Phil Islin General Manager Al Ward and counsel Nick Barovich attended. No agreement reached and no date set for the next talks. Jets reportedly offered a three year contract for 1 million dollars.
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Baseball Action From Friday's Major League Games
Baseball matchups listed for California at Milwaukee Detroit at Chicago Minnesota at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Oakland at Cleveland New York at Texas NL East standings with Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Montreal Chicago Montreal Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston Cincinnati New York schedules for Thursday and Wednesday results include Houston at Philadelphia Montreal and other interleague games plus multiple Western and Eastern division clubs.
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Forbes Case Deliberations Begin In Hockey Injury Fight
In Minneapolis a seven man and five woman jury starts deliberations on whether a hockey athlete can face civil charges for on ice violence. David Forbes of the Boston Bruins testified he did not intend to injure Henry Boucha of the Minnesota North Stars with his stick after a prior punch. He described the clash, admitted an elbow, and argued fighting is taught in the sport, while Boucha remains hospitalized with double vision.
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Baseball Attendance Boosts With Fan Promotions Across Leagues
Associated Press reports major league baseball sees a 4.8 percent rise in attendance to 16.82 million at midseason, led by cash scramble in Cleveland and Disneyland passes in Anaheim. Dodgers top NL with 15 million. Yankees and Brewers rise. White Sox, Rangers, Royals, Tigers fall. Reds lead NL with 1.2 million.
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Ruffian Sore Before Race Report Quoted Owner
Foolish Pleasure owner John L. Greer, 77, said a knowledgeable source warned two weeks before Ruffian’s July 6 match race that the rival filly was going sore. Trainer Frank Whitley denied the claim, stating Ruffian had not been sore since a past hairline fracture and would have raced regardless.
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Alexander Advances In Chicago
Second seed John Alexander, a 24 year old Australian, moved into the Chicago International Tennis quarter finals with a 6-3 6-2 victory over Bill Brown at the $50,000 Soldiers Field event. World Tour veteran seeks title as Gottfried Pattison and Rahim win round two.
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