Club Pro Helps Tom Shaw Regain His Golf Game
AKRON Ohio AP Tom Shaw credits a quick trip home for a consultation with his old club pro for the sudden improvement in his game. He said he fixed two things a new grip and stance change. Shaw shot a four under par 66 to move into a tie for the second round lead at the American Golf Classic with George Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Tom Shaw
Shaw
George Archer
Firestone Country Club
Archer
Las
San Diego
Kansas
Steelers
Chuck Noll
Cetroit
Terry Hanratty
Kent
Nix
Miami
Baltimore
Oak Green Bay
New York Land
Pittsburgh
Jacksonville
Fla
Buffalo
Packers
New York Jets
Bir
Green Bay
Minnesota
Birmingham
Alabama
Namath
O. J. Simpson
Joe Kapp
Jimi Nance
Boston
Paul Warfield
Alex Karras
Detroit
George Andrie
Dallas
Wig Helps Barnett Take Lead In 54 Hole Open
Pam Barnett, a 26 year old golfer, carried a two stroke lead into the second round of the 54 hole Lady Car Open at Indian Hills Country Club in Atlanta. She fired a three under par 70 in the opening round, amid a narrow treeline layout that challenged most players. Marilynn Smith shot 72 to sit one under, while Shirley Engle horn and Betsy Rawls posted par efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pam! Barnett
Miss Barnett
Indian Hills
North Takes LPBA Lead in Wichita Cavalcade
Babbe North of Downey Qualif. zoomed into the lead after five qualifying games in the Wichita Cavalcade of Stars Pro Bowlers Association $20 000 tournament in Wichita Kan She averaged 209 4 and rolled 216 218 204 192 225 for 1055 in the evening session After five Friday afternoon games she had 1039 To win she would need to continue her pace Millie Martorella Rochester N Y was second with 2019 third was Mary De Barbrie San Carlos Calif fourth Dotty Fothergill North Attleboro Mass with 2001 Fifth Chanlene Kent Houston with 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Babbe North
Downey
Qualif
Wichita Cavalcade of Stars
North
Millie Martorella
Rochester
N.Y
Mary DeBarbrie
San Carlos
Calif
Dotty Fothergill
North Attleboro
Mass
Chanlene Kent
Houston
Laver Seeks Fifth Net Title in All Australian Final
In Brookline, Laver powers to the semifinals of the Longwood tournament as Drysdale eliminates Rosewall. The aging champion aims for a fifth consecutive title against Cliff Roche or Emerson, with Graebner and Ashe ousted earlier and the All-Australian final shaping up after two days of upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Mass
Rod Laver
Jan Koes
Drysdale
U.S
Ken Rosewall
Laver
Clifffond
Down Under
Layer
Kay Ruffels
Roche
Arthur Ashe
America
Emerson
Chil
Graebner
Mexico Ledger Highlights From Aug 8 1970
Mexico Missouri Ledger reports on Saturday August 8 1970 with local updates. Includes brief notes on community events, weather, school activities, and upcoming civic notices affecting residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ledger
Football Physicals Tomorrow at Mexico High School
Football physicals for Mexico High School and Hardin Junior High athletic programs are set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the varsity dressing room. While mainly for football hopefuls, other team members may also be examined. Equipment checkout is next Saturday morning, with the first practice scheduled for Saturday afternoon as the Bulldogs begin the 1970 grid schedule on September 11 at Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico High School
Hardin
Bulldogs
Fulton
Pro Football Enters New Golden Era Opens Exhibition Season
The Associated Press reports the 1970 exhibition season kicks off after a veteran strike, with 10 stadiums hosting games in a new league alignment. Stars appear in street clothes while teams in the new American and National conferences begin a fresh decade. Cleveland visits Los Angeles and Washington plays Cincinnati among early matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Royals Make Room For Matchick
Kansas City Royals clear space for infielder Tommy Matchick returning from military duty as Don O’Riley is optioned to Pittsburgh. O’Riley posted a 0-0 record with a 25.48 ERA in nine Royals appearances as George Ammann details rest of NFL and college football notes and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ther Ensier
Kansas City Royals
Terry Bradshaw
Don O'Riley
Pittsburgh
Omaha
Amarinnn Ancnabatian da Manien
Dmuglivaie
Tommy Matichick
O'Riley
The
Royals
Don McCafferty
Colts
John Madden
Raiders
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Willffresh
Chicago
Herb Adderly
Green
DeBay
Lions
Guar
Bill Munson
Greg Alworth
Super Chiefs
McCafferty
Don Shula
Miami
Qualifying Continues For City Land Green Golf Tourney
Qualifying for the City Land Green golf tourney continues through next Wednesday at Arthur Hills Golf Course. The 36 hole medal play event will conclude with a final round on August 16. Five flights start with Championship and include A B CG and D divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Land Green
Arthur Hills
Power Wins Hurdle Event in Helsingborg Meet
United States sprinter Gary Power won the 110 meters hurdles in 14 seconds at the Helsingborg track meet. Other notes report Jim Holt of the Twins hit a leadoff homer in a 2-1 win over the A’s, while Bob Moose of the Pirates pitched a four hitter in a 6-1 victory over the Mets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helsingborg
Sweden
Gary Power
United States
Frigs
Associated Press
Jim Holt
Twins
A’s
Bob Moose
Pirates
Mets
Baseball In Brief: standings and results from Friday to Monday
Major and minor league standings listed for the American and National Leagues with wins, losses, and winning percentages. Friday results include Baltimore over Cleveland and Philadelphia over Chicago, among others. Saturday and Sunday matchups show Chicago at Philadelphia, New York at Pittsburgh, and more with several planned Monday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Pattin
Kansas City
Butler
Oakland
Fingers
Minesota
Tiant
California
May
Culo
Miller
Cleveland
Horgan
Washington
Bosman
Baltimore
McNally
New York
Kekich
Detroit
McLain
Iton
Culp
Minnesota
Chicago
Boston
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top AL leaders in batting and pitching with names and stats including Oliva Yastrzemski Tovar Killebrew Harper Powell and others across categories such as batting average runs hits doubles triples home runs steals and pitching wins losses era strikeouts noting McDowell Cuellar Cain Lolich among leaders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
Boston
Tovar
Killebrew
J. Powell
Baltimore
Harper
Milwaukee
Milwakee
Cardenas
Kenney
New York
Tt. Smith
F. Howard
Washington
P. Kelly
Kansas City
McDowell
Cleveland
Cuellar
Cain
Detroit
Lolich
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
National League batting leaders include Carty Atlanta at 358 at bats and Clemente Pittsburgh 356, with Rose Cincinnati 142 hits and M Alou Pittsburgh 158. RBI led by Bench Cincinnati 109, Williams Chicago 100, with Perez Cincinnati 100. Home runs top Benct Cincinnati 38 and Aaron Atlanta 2 Perez Cincinnati 32. Stolen bases show Tolan Cincinnati 40 and Bonds San Francisco 40. Pitching leaders show Simpson Cincinnati 14 3.46, Giusti Pittsburgh 0 2 .800 3.79, Carroll Cincinnati 8 2 .800 3.20. Strikeouts Seaver New York 216 Gibson St Louis 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty
Atlanta
Clemente
Pitsburgh
Rans—Bonds
San Francisco
B. Williams
Chicago
Cincinnati
Perez
Rose
M. Alou
Pittsburgh
Gaston
San Diego
W. Parker
Los Angeles
L. May
Kessinger
W. Davis
Bench
H. Aaron
Tolan
Bonds
Simpson
Giusti
Carroll
Cininnati
Seaver
New York
Gibson
St. Louis
Allen's glove saves Cardinals in 2-1 win over Expos
St Louis catcher Slugger Allen at first made a pivotal stop to deny Rusty Staub in the fifth, a play Red Schoendienst called the game's key. Gibson finished the win as the Expos offense bogged down after an uneven first inning, while Allen's glove and a late Cardinals rally supplied the margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Allen
Rusty Staub
Expos
Gibson
Staub
Marv Staehle
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Alllen
Richie
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Joe Torre
Dan McGinn
Well Marnered Seeks Sixth Straight In Monmouth Handicap
Oceanport New Jersey AP Bramazon Farm's Well Marnered aims for a sixth consecutive victory in the $100 000 Monmouth Invitational Handicap. Corn off the Cob and Dust Commander challenge the favorite with Dust Commander making his first start since a Preakness setback. Other contenders include Twice Worthy Robin's Bug Rollicking Jaradara Admiral's Shield Roman Scout and Look of the Tuctors in the 114 mile race noting weights from 108 to 121 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
N.J
Bramazon Farm
Marnered
Robert E. Lehaman
Mrs
Ted Gary
Saddle Rock Farm
Twice Worthy
Rosemont
Walter Hickey
Richard Kuhn
J.J.B. Farm
A-Dea Farm
Rex C. Ellsworth
William C. Robinson Jr
Ada L. Rice
Roslyn Farm
Trophy To Britain Triumphs At Dublin Horse Show
Britain captured the Aga Khan Trophy at the Dublin Horse Show with a brilliant display of all-around horsemanship. The inter national event showcased top show jumping, highlighting strong performances by Britain in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Britain
Suggest New Duck Season for Cincinnati
AP reports the Mississippi Flyway Council, led by Expos Manager Gene Mauch, recommended a longer duck season and higher bag limit. The panel, reflecting on losses and great players, debated extending hunting days from 40 to 60 and increasing the limit from four to six as a potential fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mississippi Flyway Council
Expos
Gene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Giants
Atom
Chris Hagan
Kermit Head
Dan Marley
Jerry Williamson
Tom French
Brian Smith
Tommy Fox
Tim Kirgan
Darren Smith
Tom Dus Brouillet
Bob Kirgan
Doug Mirts
Bobby Lite
Steve Jerichow
Jack Irks
Club
Larking
Ore
Bruce
Howard Bonar
Crampton
Trad Aj
Frank Beant
Tommy Aaron
Ray Floyd
Tommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Playlar
Nicklaus
Arianold Palmer
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Firiday
Westchester
Milwaukie
Streas
Wig
Barnett
Eam Drysdale
Matchick
George Ameh
Angeles
Roman Gabriel
Bill Nelson
Leroy Kelly
Charlie Johnson
Gale Sayers
Walker Gillette
Richmond
Alworth
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
Greg Cook
San Wyche
Sonny Jurgenson
Joe Namath
Upper East Side
W. L. Pet
G.B
Wash’n
Philaphia
West
Montreal
West California
San Fran
Philadelphia
Milwar
Decker
Ptadelphia
Short
Koosman
Veale
Marshal
Louis
Taylor
Cloninger
Singer
Cook
Francisco
Pitlock
B. Schrier
Tim Wyatt
Mark Lee
Steve Strouse
Robert McDonald
Mike Werner
Dayia Brown
Mark Farnen
Andy Piper
Kevin Farnen
Mark Fine
Marty Hunt
Charles Lovell
Don Lovell
Ken Jurgesmeyer
Richard Sampson
Jaycee Tractor Pull
Audrain County Fairgrounds
Don Devault
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!