Army’s Cahill Reflects On Noncoaching Life At Open Season
AP report recalls Tom Cahill’s 26 year Army coaching arc ending with an 0-10 season and his days as noncoaching administrator. Cahill attends Army opener in a new role while recalling the onfield nerves and past milestones, including a National Coach of the Year honor in 1966. The piece blends Cahill’s nostalgia with other college football notes from Houston, Arkansas, and Harvard.
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Pro Golf Notes Highlight Close to Grand Slam Feats
Gary Player reflects on nearly completing a Grand Slam after winning the Masters and British Open and contends two small incidents cost him the sweep. He notes only Player, Nicklaus, Hogan and Sarazen have done all four in a career. The piece also mentions Nicklaus and Palmer splitting up, World Golf Hall of Fame dedications, Ford Boulevard, and Patty Berg’s ongoing LPGA career.
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Aussies suffer setback in final Cup bid at Newport
The 1974 America's Cup series tightened as Australia’s Southern Cross trailed Courageous by a large margin in race three after a tense start. Alan Bond vowed a comeback, seeking sails and materials parity while noting the Sail rules allow similar gear but require sails to be domestically made. Courageous dominated the 24.3 mile Rhode Island Sound course, pulling ahead early and finishing 6:27 ahead, the largest Aussie margin since 1967.
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