Glasgow Celtics Top Milan 2-0 in Canadian Exhibition
The Glasgow Celtics of Scotland beat Milan A.C. of Italy 2-0 in an exhibition soccer match Saturday night before 30,121 spectators in Canada, the largest crowd ever for a soccer game there.
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Snead and Six Former Champs Take Open Qualifying Tests
The final Open qualifying begins across five sites with 206 players vying for 45 spots plus 116 more through 34 hole sectional rounds. Defending champion Nicklaus and 33 other exempt players are joined by six former Open champions and Sam Snead, seeking the title not yet won, as qualifiers unfold in Denver Atlanta Chicago Dallas Seattle and more through Indianapolis and other cities.
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Montreal Seeks Fresco Thompson as GM for New NL Club
Montreal, a new National League entry, asked Dodgers for permission to interview Fresco Thompson for general manager of the expansion team. Thompson, Dodgers executive in charge of minor league operations, is viewed as a strong fit to build the franchise.
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Bastrop dominates Ark-La Amateur League in 8-0 win
Arnold Ramsey nearly pitched a perfect game for Bastrop with 21 strikeouts setting an amateur mark as Bastrop won 8-0. Flis Rushing had three hits, Lenard Pratt two. Crossett No 1 beat Martindale 7-1, Glenn Woods homered, and Crossett No 2 edged Hamburg 4-3 in a 14-strikeout duel by Jim Woods. Next week Bastrop at Wilmont, Crossett 1 at Hamburg, Crossett 2 at Hamburg.
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Adams shoots second consecutive hole in one at Hillcrest
Boise golfer C A Adams aced the eighth hole at Hillcrest Country Club for the second straight Sunday. He used an 8 iron to card the 135 yard hole last week and repeated the feat this week.
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Patrick Brightens 1,500-Meter Hope at Villanova Meet
Patrick Brightens the 1,500 meter Olympic hope, saying the United States last won the event in 1908. Villanova senior Patrick, after a sub four minute mile in IC4A, helps lead Villanova to a two-day win with six of 11 records and seven firsts, as Jim Ryan and others push the pace.
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Prairie View A and M Wins NAIA Track Title Surprises Coach
Prairie View A and M of Texas captured its first NAIA track and field championship in Albuquerque. Coach Hoover Wright admitted disbelief as the Panthers dethroned injury-hit Southern University of Louisiana, clinching with the mile relay in the final running event. Hal Francis and Earl Goldman joined Ford in posting top marks while Arkansas AM&N, Michigan and Clemson were noted in the meet.
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All-Japan Rugby Tops New Zealand Jun iors 23 to 19
The All-Japan rugby team defeated the New Zealand juniors 23 19 before a crowd of 15 000 in Auckland.
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