Nichols Wins Dow Jones Open With Old Putter Spark
Bobby Nichols edge Labron Harris by one stroke to win golf’s Dow Jones Open at Upper Montclair Country Club. Nichols finished 276, earning $60,000 after a clutch 10-foot birdie on the 18th. Harris earned $34,200 as the runner-up, with Dan Sikes placing third at 279 and others trailing.
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Hog Seniors Aim for Texas Rivalry Win in 1970
Arkansas seniors led by Bill Montgomery Bill Burnett and Chuck Dicus seek their first win over Texas with a Dec 5 finale in Austin. Broyles praises the unit as it navigates a schedule stacked with challengers before the Sugar Bowl era.
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Solunar Tables and Arkansas Football Outlook
Solunar tables from Richard Alden Kaight are noted while Arkansas football fans discuss the season opener. James, Kersey, Bumpag and Roger Harnish provide a strong front four as Coach Broyles fears the secondary where Moore is the only known quantity. The seniors hope to extend perfect records toward a December showdown with Texas.
Red Sox sweep White Sox in 21 11 4 1 doubleheader
Boston and Chicago split a wild AL series with a 21-11 opener and a 4-1 nightcap as Boston pounded 22 hits. Mike Nagy allowed five hits in the second game. Reggie Smith, George Scott, and Mike Andrews fueled the opener with four hits and four RBIs each. Roy White belted a first career grand slam for the Yankees in a separate AL win.
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Saturday's Baseball Results Mix of Scores and Standings
Scores and standings from MLB and minor leagues preview a busy schedule. Highlights include Cleveland and Baltimore’s results, and notes on players like Killebrew and Aaron. Team records, divisional races, and upcoming games are listed alongside league leaders and recent performances.
Gethkin Triumphs After Hulme Disqualification in Can-Am Race
P Gethkin of Britain wins the sixth Can-Am race at Elkhart Lake after Denis Hulme is disqualified for receiving a restart assist. Hulme moto stalled, given a push, and credited with 37 laps finishing 15th. Gethkin takes the win and $14,450, as McLaren dominates Can-Am with 19 straight victories. Lloyd Ruby earns pole for the California 500 with 177.567 mph average.
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Hendrick wins fifth straight modified race in Trenton
Ray Hendrick of Richmond Virginia won his fifth straight Trenton New Jersey 100 mile modified car championship race. He averaged 109.768 mph and earned 10400 dollars in prize money.
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Nobody Wants NL East Championship
Cubs rally behind Joe Pepitone's 20th homer in a 3-0 win over San Diego boosting them to second place, one game behind Pittsburgh. Mets fall to Houston as Pittsburgh and New York stumble, with Montreal and St Louis remaining in the divisional chase.
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Vikings Rout Jets 52 21 In Preseason Thriller
The Minnesota Vikings routed the New York Jets 52 21 on national TV in a preseason game. Joe Namath debuted for the Jets and criticized Minnesota for its offense, while Gary Cuozzo led the Vikings with three TD passes.
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Expected More From Scrimmage by Razorbacks Coach Broyles
Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles said he expected more from the Razorbacks first scrimmage held Saturday. Sophomore John Richardson rushed for 200 yards and two touchdowns as Burns and Garber were limited by minor injuries. Montgomery and Ferguson split quarterback duties with Dicus catching two long TDs, and Arkansas eyes two more scrimmages before facing Stanford in Little Rock on September 12.
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WANTED Men and Women for U S Civil Service Openings
Advertisement offering free booklet on U S Government jobs and salaries. Claims high starting pay and security with little required education. Encourages sending coupon for list of positions and test preparation details from Lincoln Service Pekin Illinois.
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