Cubs evoke a bygone era as Chicago youths flood Wrigley
In a vivid scene at Wrigley Field, Chicago youths climb ivy walls and flood the stands to greet Cubs stars, recalling the team’s pennant years and the era when the Cubs ruled the National League. Fans cheer Ernie Banks and Dick Selma as ushers struggle with growing crowds and rowdy behavior.
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Shaving Strokes on the Green Courtesy and Rules
The piece discusses golf etiquette and green care. Players should avoid dragging feet or smoothing spike marks after reaching the green. Lift feet, repair ball marks by lifting grass toward the center, and smooth with the putter’s bottom. Do not lean on the putter while waiting.
Modesty woes fuel Maureen Orcutt golf legacy
Maureen Orcutt, 62, defends the New York Women’s Senior Metropolitan title after a lifetime collecting wins from 1922. She has 11 Metropolitan titles plus runner-ups, on Curtis Cup, North and South, Eastern and Canadian Amateurs, while a NY Times sports writer since 1937.
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Cap tilt ends in favor of Indians over Craftsmen
Randy Beattie and Jerry Valencia led in triples and Donald Kozakowski added a key double as the Indians beat the Craftsmen 27-21 in a Lompoc Little League Cup game. Kozakowski earned the win, while Casey Candaele and Robbie Smith homered for the Craftsmen and Edward Brandon connected for the Indians.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From National League
National League East standings show Chicago atop with 46 wins, New York 38, Pittsburgh 36, St. Louis 34, Philadelphia 28, Montreal 20. West leaders Los Angeles 41, Atlanta 41, Cincinnati 35, San Fran 37, Houston 38, San Diego 26. Thursday results listed with Montreal 8 St Louis 6 and others. Today’s active pitching matchups include Carlton at Holtzman and Marichal at Merritt, among others.
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Malibu price gap shakes 69 model versus last year
The speaker compares a 1969 Malibu Sport Coupe with head restraints Powerglide transmission power disc brakes whitewall tires and wheel covers to the prior year model with identical options. The 1969 price is $69,000 higher than last year’s Malibu.
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