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LIGONTER Pa AP The imposing duo of Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus head a strong field for the National Four-Ball Championship at Laurel Valley Golf Club Palmers home course in a 72 hole team format. The event features 49 teams two players each with NBC TV coverage and a final two rounds Saturday and Sunday.
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Arnold Palmer Receives Athlete of the Decade Honor
About 70 people including Gov. Ray Shafer attended a hotel dinner in Pittsburgh to honor Arnold Palmer as Athlete of the Decade. Pal mer received 231 of 641 votes from sports writers and broadcasters nationwide. runner-up was Bill Russell.
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Kirby Leaves Game After Near No Hitter Versus Mets
San Diego pitcher Clay Kirby carried a no hitter into the eighth inning before pinch hitter Clarence Gaston batted for him with the Padres trailing 1-0 to the Mets. The crowd booed as Kirby exited and reliever Jack Baldschun surrendered two runs in the ninth, sealing a 3-0 Mets win. Gomez defended the move saying he plays to win, citing a past no hit bid in Spokane.
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McLain Breaks Through With First Victory Since Reinstatement
Denny McLain, after a half season suspension for gambling ties, earns his first win 5-2 over the Minnesota Twins. He also avoids a broken left leg when hit by Cesar Tovar’s line drive in the eighth inning, prompting cautious optimism from Manager Mayo Smith and McLain about turning the corner toward midseason form.
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Spring Turkey Hunt Kill Below Normal Says State G F
1970 spring turkey kill fell short of par due to poor hunting conditions though better in central Arkansas and Mississippi River area. West hunt marked the fifth. 1966 set a high record with 1 634 kills. Wildlife officers arrested 22 during June for various violations and boating incidents drew arrests. Deer parasite survey planned by University of Arkansas and Arkansas Game and Fish Commission over three years with Wilbur Owen as principal investigator. Nelson of Blytheville named to Fish and Game Commission board. long note on various community figures.
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Two Africans Do Well in Hurdling
In Edinburgh Commonwealth Games action Kenya and Uganda produced a pair of medalists in the 400 meter hurdles. Bill Koskei silver and Charles Yego bronze, both natives of Kapkenyeloi, Kenya, with Koskei now competing for Uganda and Yego in the Kenyan police. John Sherwood praised African progress as Kip Keino and Don Quarrie were spotlighted in other events.
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Tuesday's Fights By The Associated Press
In Houston Kenny Weldon from Galena Park stopped Eliso Estrada from Duarez in a featherweight bout. In Sacramento Rafael Gutierrez of Sacramento stopped Steve Papp of Los Angeles. Finn Pimentel of Mexico outpointed Estarza of Mexico. Jack Rodgers of Union, Pa. and Johnny Mason of Grand Rapids, Mich. drew in a light heavyweights clash.
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Pension Plan Negotiations Continue in NFL Dispute
In New York and Chicago, NFL owners and the NFL Players Association pressed a marathon negotiation over pension terms and season plans. Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt and Bears president George Halas described broad talks with no firm decisions, while Mackey of the NFLPA prepared to meet in Washington. If no settlement, All-Star game, preseason, and perhaps the season face disruption though some games may still proceed.
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Solunar Tables From Knight’s Plan Your Hunting Times
Solunar Period schedule drawn from Richard Alden Knight’s tables. Plan days to hunt in good territory during peak periods and cover, matching sport timing to each day’s best activity.
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