Twins Rally Behind Carew Oliva In AL Action
Rod Carew extended his hitting streak to 12 games and lifted his average to .309 as the Minnesota Twins beat Washington 84. Oliva added three hits and drove in three runs to stay within two points of .300. Oliva returned from a hamstring injury and has gone 12-for-32 since Aug. 4.
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Westchester Favorite Is Nicklaus
Westchester standout Nicklaus is the overwhelming favorite for the 250000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester Country Club. The 72 hole event opens Thursday with a 50000 first prize and features Palmer, Trevino, Casper, Boros, Goalby, Charles, Weiskopf, and De Vincenzo among about 160 contenders, minus Gary Player who is in South Africa.
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Fewer ducks for hunters proposed this season
Washington AP report details proposed waterfowl rules limiting duck hunts and restricting white fronted geese. The Waterfowl Regulations Committee presented to the Interior Department advisory panel, setting framework for the October to January season with specific daily bag limits for ducks and limits on geese across regions, including Arkansas, Louisiana, and parts of Mississippi. Civil and regional variations apply for Central and Mississippi Flyways, with geese limits and merganser rules outlined.
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Golf World Revolt Shakes Pro Golf Tour Turmoil
Big time tournament golf faces a player sponsor revolt disrupting the PGA. Masters champ Bob Goalby and Arnold Palmer voiced concern while sponsors led by Angus Mairs plan a Houston meeting. Players plan a separate tour, with existing contracts honored, as TV rights and club pros’ reactions loom. Joe Frazier remained hospitalized after a motorcycle accident in Beaufort South Carolina.
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Bobkittens Begin Practice For 1968 Season
Bobcats football opens preseason conditioning as head coach Gaylord Salomon announces the 68 Bobkittens will start practicing Monday at 1 00 pm. Coach Ronnie Higgins expects 40 to 45 report, aiming for early prep for the September 6 home opener against Ashdown. New HHS coaching staff includes Higgins as head mentor, with Bill Lawrence Ed White Jim Jordan Gaylord Solomon UI and Durward Bourns as assistants.
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Big Inning Lifts Travs to Victory
Arkansas Travelers score five late runs to beat Amarillo Giants 11 5 in Texas League action. Leron Lee homered, John Lipin and Lenny Boyer added hits as Arkansas pulled away in the eighth. Billy Wolff provided insurance with a ninth inning homer sealing the win.
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