Nicklaus Casper vie for Dow Jones Classic lead
Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper chase the Dow Jones classic prize in Upper Montclair New Jersey. With $300000 total purse and $60000 to the winner, Nicklaus trails Casper in earnings but seeks a third win this season amid a field of top pros including Palmer Player Trevino and Beard.
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Bobgreen
Associated Press
Upper Montclair
N.J
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Casper
Upper
Montclair Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Casper's Masters run tops tour earnings this season
Casper, the Masters champion, trails in crowds but leads with four wins in 17 events this year. Palmer sits near $112,869 in earnings as the season nears its end, with Stockon, Trevino, Beard and others over the $100,000 mark, and Jacklin and Stockton noted among top players.
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Id Casper
Casper
Palmer
Dave Stockton
Trevino
Beard
Bruce Crampton
Dick Lotz
Dave Hill
Bruce Devlin
Tony Jacklin
Stockton
Caveness Leaves Pro Football for Now
Ronnie Caveness, a former Arkansas Razorback star, said he is retiring from professional football after injuring his knee in the first exhibition game with the Boston Patriots last fall. He noted the knee has not recovered sufficiently after surgery and may return to pro ball next season if conditions improve.
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Little Rock
Ronnie Caveness
Arkansas Razorback
Caveness
Boston Patriots
Giants hope for comeback with Files in lineup
Giants coach Nort Hecker forecasts a strengthened defense led by No. 1 draft pick Jim Files at middle linebacker. At 6 foot 4, 240 pounds, Files draws comparisons to Sam Huff and aims to anchor the middle alongside additions Wes Grant John Baker Jim Kanicki and Jerry Shay as New York seeks to improve a 6-8 finish from last season. Grant from UCLA competes with Baker Lurtsema for defensive spots.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Brookville
N.Y
Jim Files
Sam Huff
Huff
New York Giants
Lou Slaby
Jerry Hillebrand
Mike Cicollella
Jeff Smith
Vince Costello
Henry Davis
Ralph Heck
Files
Oklahoma
Nort Hecker
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta
Hecker
Nobis
Giants
Wes Grant
John Baker
Jim Kanicki
Jerry Shay
Grant
Ucla
Baker
Canada
Bob Lurtsema
Knee improves and new post with Little Rock bonds firm
The subject’s knee shows improvement and he has accepted a job in Little Rock with a firm that handles municipal bonds. The move places him with a company focused on public finance.
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Little Rock
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
The Hope Star issue lists staff roles and contact info for the 1929 newspaper, including publisher Alex Washburn and editors, plus the Star Building address, mailing options, and subscription prices for various regions and durations. It notes AP and state press associations membership and national ad representatives. rates show per week and yearly options, with many figures garbled or partial.
Giants Eye Title Bid With New Offense Plans
The Giants showcase Fran Tarkenton steering a flexible multiple offense under Coach Alex Webster as Kanchicki and Shay join from Cleveland and Atlanta. Clifton McNeil may lead receiving, with McNeil pairing the offense with a strengthened line. Defensive rebuilding remains crucial as Dallas promises strong contention in the Eastern Division.
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Cleveland
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Atlanta
Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Alex Webster
Webster
Kansas City Chiefs
Tarkenton
Clifton McNeil
San Francisco
Homer Jones
Dick Houston
Don Herrmann
Ron Johnson
Kanicki
Jones
Joe Morrison
Tucker Frederickson
Junior Coffey
Ernie Kay
Bobby Duhon
Dallas
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Southwest Conference QBs Shine in Training Camp
SWC notes highlight SMU's Chuck Hixson directing an effective third scrimmage in Dallas with 9 of 14 passes for 140 yards and 109 rushing yards. Texas, Arkansas, Texas A&M, and TCU report injuries and quarterback adjustments as coaches praise or fret over early camp progress.
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Associated Press
SMU
Chuck Hixson
Dallas
Hayden Fry
Fry
Gordon Gilder
Gary Hammond
Harry Hargrave
Bill Jackson
John Jordan
Sherwood Blount
Joe Stutts
Pat Curry
University of Texas
Eddie Phillips
Darrell Royal
Royal
Gary Keithley
Phillips
Grand Rapids eliminates Fayetteville in NBC tourney
In Wichita Kansas, Grand Rapids Michigan defeated Fayetteville Arkansas 10 to 1 to knock the Fayet teville team out of the National Baseball Congress tournament. Gordon Beck and Robert Thole pitched a four hitter for the winners. The game ended after seven innings due to a rule that ends games when a team leads by six runs or more.
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Wichita, Kan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fayetteville
Ark
National Baseball Congress
Arkansans
Gordon Beck
Robert Thole
Hearnes Boys Dominate At Hot Springs Golf
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP Defending champ David Hearnes of Little Rock and his brother John won two matches each in the State Junior Match Play at Hot Springs Country Club David beat Jim Hall 3 and 2 and Louis Ross 6 and 4 while John beat Dave Harris 7 and 6 and Brad Gessler 4 and 3 Two rounds remain with the survivors to meet Thursday for the title Also on Tuesday Gary Lax defeated Gary Harshfield 2 and 1 and Carl Bachelor of Hot Springs earned a win
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Hot Springs, Ark
David Hearnes
Little Rock
John
Hot Springs Country Club
Jim Hall
Louis Ross
John Hearnes
Dave Harris
Hot Springs
Brad Gessler
Gary Lax
Gary Harshfield
North Little Rock
Carl Bachelor
University Games Begin in Turin
The sixth World University Games open in Turin with the American swimming teams aiming for another near sweep after winning 21 golds in Tokyo. Coach George Breen and Dan Easterling express confidence but caution about repeating eight female golds as competition grows.
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Turin
Italy
Tokyo
George Breen
Dan Easterling
Easterling
Clay to Fight in Exhibition Seeems Near in Atlanta
State Sen. Leroy Johnson says Cassius Clay will enter the ring soon for an exhibition bout with an unnamed top heavyweight. Johnson leads House of Sports Inc. and seeks a title clash with Joe Frazier if Clay proves back in boxing. No date or opponent finalized. Oscar Bonavena ruled out.
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William Chaze
Atlanta, Ga
Cassius Clay
Joe Frazier
Clay
Leroy Johnson
House of Sports Inc
Frazier
Atlanta Athletic Commission
Bears Acquire QB Bill Stevens from Packers
Chicago reports the Bears claimed third year quarterback Bill Stevens from Green Bay for a $100 waiver price. Stevens joins a Chicago team seeking stability at quarterback as NFL rosters shift after waivers.
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Bill Stevens
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
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