Hogan Returns To Tour In Houston Champions Invitational
Ben Hogan, 56, returns to competitive golf in Houston after three years, playing the Houston Champions Invitational. Despite health issues and a plan for limited play may not signal a full comeback, Hogan aims to walk the course and gauge his form. Trevino and Gary Player emerge as top contenders with $23,000 prize at stake.
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NBA Finals Ties 3-3 as Lakers Top Knicks 135 113
Associated Press summary reports Los Angeles defeated Newark 135 to 113 in a playoff game while Indiana beat Kentucky 117 to 103 to win the Eastern Division best of seven four games to one. No Friday games scheduled.
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Favorites Selected in Civitan Open
Dallas AP report notes Sandra Haynie and Mickey Wright as early favorites for the Dallas Women's Civitan Open, held over 54 holes beginning Friday. Wright, with 81 LPT wins, has battled a wrist injury but recently finished a shot behind Haynie at the Kiwanis Invitational in Shreveport.
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Lakers and Knicks to meet in decisive title game Friday
The New York Knicks travel to Los Angeles for game seven of the NBA finals Friday night with Willis Reed’s status uncertain after his hip injury. Wilt Chamberlain led the Lakers with 45 points and 27 rebounds as L A won 136-113 to even the series at three games each. Reed’s 50-50 availability looms large for New York, while Jerry West warns Reed’s absence would hurt the Knicks.
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Solunar Tables Guide to Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables outline prime times for fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods.
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K K Kids Leave Mark on Red Sox in League Play
K and K the Milwaukee Brewers youngsters Kennedy and Kubiak powered a 4-3 win over Boston as Boston and Milwaukee trade blows in a busy American League slate. Brewers snap a six-game skid with Kennedy’s 18th career homer and Kubiak’s go-ahead shot in the eighth. Orioles top KC 3-1, Detroit over Minnesota 5-2, California beat Washington 4-2, Yankees edge Oakland 7-6, White Sox beat Indians 2-1. Braves blank Pirates 3-0 in the NL, Mets edge Dodgers 3-4, Phillies top Padres 4-3, Giants snowed out at Montreal.
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Brand Brothers All Earn Arkansas Scholarships
Newport, Ark. AP - Mike Brand, joining brothers Rodney and Roger, earned a football scholarship to the University of Arkansas. Rodney earned all state and All-American honors in 1969, Roger is expected to redshirt, and Mike, a 6'1" center linebacker, faced injury but received a chance to prove himself. The Brands emphasized education and pride in supporting each other’s paths to college.
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Hope Places Second in District Meet
Hope high school finishes tied for second in the district golf meet at Camden Country Club. Jack Turner places second overall with 76, behind Scott Thomas of Arkadelphia who shot 74 as Arkadelphia wins the district. Hope and Magnolia share runner up, Camden places fourth. The Hope track team heads to Little Rock for the state meet Saturday, and the girls softball team travels to Prescott Saturday at 10:30 a.m. for a game vs. Gurdon.
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Amarillo Trounces Travs Again in Texas League Victory
Amarillo Giants beat the Arkansas Travelers extending their winning streak to three games. Key hits came from Amarillo’s right fielder with a double and single driving in three runs, as starter Gary Layell and reliever Bill Wysocki closed the game with a 22 3 innings scoreless stretch.
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Gonzalez Beats Ulrich to Reach Atlanta Classic Quarters
Pancho Gonzalez defeated Denmark's Porten Ulrich 6-0 12-10 in Atlanta to lead a group of four into the quarter-finals of the Atlanta Tennis Classic on Wednesday. He joined Roy Emerson John Newcombe and Tom Ok.
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All Stars pick West and East high school squads in Arkansas
The Arkansas AP report lists West and East All-Star rosters for the August 8 games. West coach Ray Brown of Fayetteville leads players from multiple towns including Paris Dorado Hope Fort Smith Southside Malvern and North Little Rock. East squad features Sammy Gill of McGehee as head coach with players from Little Rock Pine Bluff Blytheville and many others.
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Brazil and Spain Advance in Global Basketball Round
Brazil defeated Australia 92 to 64 and Spain routed Uruguay 71 to 42 before 12,000 fans at the Sports Palace in Madrid in the second round of an international tourney. Stanley Cup Finals update notes St. Louis at Boston with Boston leading 2 9 in the best of seven. Four more first round matches were set for today to decide the remaining quarter finalists.
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