Nicklaus Palmer lead in PGA National Team Championship
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus teamed for a best-ball nine-under-par 63 to lead the PGA National Team Championship as opening-round play concluded. Their 63 gave them a one-stroke edge over four two-man teams, with Hebert-Hebert Blocker-Johnson Shaw-Carr and Weaver-Ellis at 64.
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66 AP All America Team Listed with Players and Schools
The document lists AP All America selections across positions with players such as Tom Regner Notre Dame Jim Breland Georgia Tech and Bob Griese Purdue. It names guards ends centers backs and other positions along with their colleges heights and hometowns.
Spurrier Heads AP All America Team As Heisman Winner
Notre Dame and Michigan State share the honors with three players apiece on the 1966 AP All America squad. Steve Spurrier of Florida leads the backfield at quarterback with Mel Farr of UCLA completing the set. Notre Dame’s Regner Eddy and Lynch join Clint Jones, Bubba Smith, and George Webster of Michigan State on the first team. The selections reflect votes from the AP football board of writers and broadcasters after a season featuring standout performances from Alabama, Nebraska, Virginia Tech, and others.
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Arkansas
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Mississippi Entry Tops Day Two Fox Hound Trials
Collins Cricket, a hound owned by A. N. Nichols Jr., led the U S Open Field Trial for fox hounds in Durant Mississippi with 210 points on day two. Webb's Sam and Jack Fowler shared second with 170 points, while Shag Fowler Drive and Campbell's Gypsy tied for third at 100 points. An event spokesman said the starting entry reached 162 hounds with 27 eliminated, marking a largest field and high quality.
Skinner Named Phillies Affiliate Manager in San Diego
Philadelphia brief reports Bob Skinner, after 12 seasons as a Pirates outfielder and a final year with the Cardinals, takes over as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies' San Diego farm club in the Pacific Coast League, succeeding Frank Lucchese.
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Winstone Stops Williams To Retain Feather Titles
In Aberavon Wales Howard Winstone stopped Lenny Williams at 2 30 of the eighth round to hold the European and British featherweight belts. Winstone weighed 124 14 pounds Williams 123. In New York Angel Cordero rode three winners at Aqueduct Royal Result Wings of Morning and Fleet Honor paying $5.80 $21.20 and $4.80 respectively.
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Calais Dominates Melville in Tasmanian Championship
Rosemary Calais of San Francisco defeated Kerry Melville of Australia 6 2 6 0 in Hobart Tasmania. The Nancy Richey-Lesley Turner match was postponed due to a leg cramp. John Wilcox of Williamsport moved from 13th to first in the International Masters Bowling Tournament in London.
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Grid Rivals Prep for NAIA Championship Clash
Whitewater and Waynesburg, two undefeated small college powers, tuned up in Tulsa for Saturday’s NAIA football final. Whitewater sought two workouts after arriving Tuesday while Waynesburg, arriving Wednesday, conducted extensive drills.
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Ajax routs Liverpool in European Cup quarter final
Ajax defeats Liverpool 5 to 1 in Amsterdam in the first leg of the European Cup quarter finals. Dukla Prague beats Anderlecht in Brussels and Celtic defeats Nantes in Glasgow.
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