Nicklaus aides Western Open fund scholarships
In Chicago at the Western Open, Jack Nicklaus waved his $20 000 check as youngsters cheered. The Evans Scholarship Foundation distributed funds to about 605 college students this fall, funded by the Western Golf Association. The program requires caddying and solid academics plus financial need.
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Evans Scholars Expand Reach Through Ohio State Network
Brown's Run is now an Evans Scholars program site with 23 universities hosting Foundation homes for caddies. Twelve Cincinnati youths joined last spring, and 62 attend Ohio State. Scholarship recipients maintain high academic standards while securing work to cover costs. Par Club access requires a $100 donation and bag tags for $5 to $10 contributors.
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Stars Shine as Al Luplow Leads Doubleheader Hit Run
Yesterday's stars by The Associated Press report Al Luplow of the Pirates collected six hits in nine at bats across a doubleheader. His performance powered Pittsburgh with multiple hits and run production.
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Senators Pitcher Throws Three-Hitter in 5-0 Win
Phil Ortega of the Senators pitched a three-hitter with seven strikeouts as Washington shut out Minnesota 5-0. Earlier the Pirates beat the Chicago 6-3, then the teams battled 14 innings to a 3-3 tie.
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Senators Rally to Top Twins 5-0 for Third Straight Win
Phil Ortega fired a three hit shutout to lift the Senators over Minnesota 5-0 and push their record to .500. Ken McMullen homered for Washington as Ortega improved to 9-5 with seven strikeouts. Baltimore and California also won while New York slid after a late rally.
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Knothole Results in CLASS A Dethrones Champion
In CLASS A Championship David L. Smith Const 3 Arm co Association 0. CLASS D Armco Association 8 Rotary Club 3. National League McDonald's 7 Little Vets 6. JB LEAGUE Exchange Club 21 P&W Auto Shaddock's Market 8 Pence's Market 5.
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Early Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Results show Los Angeles 6 over St. Louis 4 and Philadelphia 8 blanking San Francisco 0. Standings list Chicago atop the league with a 59 45 record, Boston 58 49, Minnesota 57 49, Detroit 57 49, California 58 52, and Baltimore 49 57 as recent results unfold across leagues.
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Unitas Central To Baltimore Title Hopes In 1966
Johnny Unitas remains the key to Baltimore title chances as Don Shula plans a cautious training camp with limited passes. The coach backs veteran receivers Raymond Berry and tight end John Mackey, while rookies and position battles shape a return to 1964 form.
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Cab Is Winner In 13 Innings 4-3 Victory Over White Oak
Luke Harp pitched 13 innings allowing nine hits with 10 strikeouts as Cab topped White Oak 4-3 in Cincinnati. Harrison drove in the decisive run in the 13th, bringing in Miller who had three hits. Cab travels to Richmond Indiana next Sunday.
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Reds Hopeful After Rough Patch Faces Astros
Cincinnati Reds, 10 percent off NL pace, rely on strong team spirit as injuries linger. Manager Dave Bristol says one good streak can put them back in contention, while Vern Benson notes the weekend loss to the Cardinals was a stunner but not crushing. The Reds, now fifth, open a two game series with the Houston Astros, who have been a soft touch this year. Milt Pappas and Gary Nolan will face Mike Cuellar and Bo Belinsky in the two game set.
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Cubs Rally Fails as Darkness Ends doubleheader
The Cubs drop a 6-3 loss to Pittsburgh in game one at Wrigley, ending their seven game skid, then the second game ends 3-1 tied in the ninth. the night game is called after 14 innings due to darkness, with a replay scheduled for Wednesday.
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Finley Seeks Move for Athletics After Seattle Talks
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley met with Gov. Dan Evans and Seattle Mayor J. D. Braman and said he was pleased with officials attitudes. A decision on relocation could come around Oct. 1 after talks with other league owners. The move requires seven of ten votes. Finley noted Seattle is not a competition area and ruled out Milwaukee.
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Jets rookie Moose fans 15 strikeouts in IL win
Columbus Jets recall 19 year old Bob Moose from Macon to the International League club. He struck out 15 Toledo batters in a 51 victory, walking two and allowing five hits. Richmond and Rochester won to stay atop the IL standings as Toronto swept Buffalo in a doubleheader.
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North-South All Star clash hinges on run and pass balance
Canton Ohio AP report notes South plans to rely on a potent passing attack led by quarterbacks Rex Kern Dave Myers and Bill Dodd while the North emphasizes a strong running game behind 230-pound Wil Foster 210-pound Marty Huff and 205-pound Jerome Slavkovsky The match drew potential crowd up to 15000 with coaches Bill Gutbrod and Lou Florio boasting seasoned squads.
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