Revolt brewing as golf pros push PGA for control
The ongoing clash between the Professional Golfers Association and about 150 touring players led by Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper seeks control over tournament scheduling television proceeds and administration. The PGA warns of suspensions and withdrawal of playing privileges if names are not dropped.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Springfield
Professional Golfers Association
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Denver
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington, D.C
Burning Tree Golf Club
Withedrawal
U. S. Golf Association
Elbin
PGA Executive Committee
Cleveland
Doug Ford
Tourenament Committee
Ford
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Casper
Memephis
Tommy Armour
el Espinosa
J. Patterson
Fine Player for Youth With One Arm
L oy d Hickey an 11 year old Sacrament o Little League pitcher and first baseman with one arm, shows skill and grit. He catches with his gloved hand then uses his bare hand to spear grounders, pitches bare handed, then puts on his glove. He seeks no favors and remains coachable per his former coach.
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Sacramento
Calif
Loyd Hickey
Lloyd
Pirate
John Whalen
Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below comes from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days for fishing in gad territory or hunting in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers. Major periods begin at shown times and last about an hour and a half or two hours. Minor periods are shorter. Use Central Standard Time.
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John Alden Knight
Kaat Shines on Mound After Mele Firing
Pitcher Jim Kaat talked through the Mele firing while delivering a five hitter over Detroit for his second straight complete game win under new manager Cal Ermer. He improved Twins into a third place tie in the AL as hitters Harman Killebrew Jerry Zimmerman Rod Carew homered and Sain praised the showing.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Mele
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Detroit
Cal Ermer
Kaat
Twins
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Orioles
Red Sox
Chicago
New York Yankees
Washington
California
Cleveland
Bob Rodgers
New York Mets
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Katt
Johnny Sain
Kast
Sain
Pye
Tigers
Hars Mon Killebrew
Jerry Zimmereman
Rod Carew
Zimmerman
Chuck Dobson
White Sox
Tommie Agee
Dick Kenworthy
Walt Willams
Wilbur Wood
George Scott
Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Lee Stange
Mike Epstein
Senators
Phil Ortega
Steve Whitaker
Yankee
al Downing
New York
Charlie Smith
Mickey Mantle
Gehrig
Rodgers
Angels
George Culver
Don Minchey
Jimmie Hall
Sonny Sickert
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday Night Action
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 39 wins, St Louis and San Francisco next, while Dodgers and Mets exchange scores in midweek games. Wednesday highlights include Jim Kaat’s complete game shutout for twins and Clete Boyer’s late home run burst in a 16 7 Braves win over Phillies.
Wrestling Team Trainer Stricken in Mexico City
Huse seim Erkmen of Turkey, trainer for the Mexican national amateur wrestling team, suffered a heart attack on Wednesday. His condition was described as serious.
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Mexico
Cify
Huseseim Erkmen
Turkey
Deliberate Walk Fails In Major League Action
Harry Walker and Gene Mauch both faced the risk of the deliberate base on balls Wednesday night. McCarver hit a grand slam after Shannon walked in the first inning, giving the Cardinals a 7-4 win over the Pirates. Boyer hit a grand slam in the Braves 16-7 rout of the Phillies after Torre was intentionally walked.
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Harry Walker
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gene Mauch
Walker
Mike Shannon
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Pirates
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Mauch
Clete Boyer
Braves
Phillies
New York
Bob Shaw
Cincinnati
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Billy O'Dell
Orlando Cepeda
Shannon
McCarver
Cepeda
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Pirate
Hank Aaron
Larry Jackson
Torre
Boyer
Aaron
Tito Francona
Shaw
Tommy Davis
Mets
Reds
Davis
Jim Maloney
Ken Boyer
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Jim Wyon
Bob Aspromonte
Astros
Aspromont
Soccer Scores Graphic From Weekend League Play
Pro Soccer results show St. Louis 2 New York 1, Baltimore 4 Pittsburgh 1, Atlanta 3 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 5 Boston 0, Washington 2 Cleveland 2, Houston 2 Detroit 0, Toronto 2 Dallas 2, Los Angeles 5 Vancouver 1.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Associated Press
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
United Association
Houston
Toronto
Dallas
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Athletes Warm Up for NCAA Titles
Rain at Brigham Young University for NCAA championships as top collegiate athletes prepare for field event qualifying. Gerry Lindgren leads Washington State with a strong chance to push West Coast powerhouses USC UCLA and Oregon in a battle for the team title amid altitude and weather considerations.
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Larry Kurtz
PROVO
Utah
Brigham Young University
Weather Bureau
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Southern
California
Oregon
UCLA
Lindgren
Ambrose Burfoot
Wesleyan
Ogden
Burfoot
Billy Casper Quietly Shines Amid Open Battle
In a profile of Billy Casper, the two-time Open champion and top money winner discusses his low-profile fame, dramatic career year in 1966, and diet-driven transformation from 230 to 175 pounds. He recalls his Open comeback win at San Francisco and criticizes media visibility of Palmer and Nicklaus. Casper reflects on his complete game and putting prowess as he tees off at Baltusrol Golf Club.
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Cardiff
Wales
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Howard Winstone
Winstone
Saldivar
London
Eddie Thomas
Bob Green
Associated Press
Springfield
Billy Casper
Arnie
Jack
Palmer
Nicklaus
Casper
Topeka
Billy
Winged Foot County Club
San Francisco
Baltusrol Golf Club
Bobby Nichols
Tom Jacobs
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