Murphy Doesn't Miss Golf Tourney Qualifying
Murphy says he no longer misses tour qualifying after winning Philadelphia, earning exempt status on the PGA Tour. He aims to extend his success as he competes in the Greater Hartford Open qualifiers in Wethersfield, while fellow stars skip the event due to other engagements.
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Haines Praises U S Swimmers After Burton Record
Olympic coach George Haines said the U S team will be easy to guide as trials closed in Long Beach California. UCLA’s Mike Burton shattered the 1500 meter freestyle world best by 20 seconds, clocking 16 minutes 8.5 seconds and also posted a 6000 meter pace mark. Burton’s record run highlighted five days of trials with six world records set and one tied.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list shows top MLB performers by league in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals. Notable leaders include Oliva and Yastrzemski in AL batting, McAuliffe and Tovar in runs, Harrelson and Howard in RBIs, Campaneris and Rose high on hits, and Gibson and Jenkins leading pitching in NL with strong strikeout totals.
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Pro football veterans cut as young players rise in league moves
The Associated Press reports a wave of NFL and AFL cuts as veterans like Buffalo fullback Wray Carlton and AFL punter Bob Scarpitto lose jobs. Washington released defensive back Jimmy Burson, Giants guard Rookie Bolin and Ravens defensive back Jimmy Welch also exits. Washington waivers Ray McDonald and New England cuts QB Don Trl, promoting Mike Taliaferro and rookie Tom Sherman. Carlton and Scarpitto plan to seek new clubs. McDonald may join the Virginia Sailors if unclaimed. Nance faces a 50 50 chance to play in opener amid ankle injury. John Brodie wins San Francisco QB job over George Mira.
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Northrup Delivers Key Hit in Tigers Victory Over A's
Detroit's Jim Northrup, after a rough start, hit a pivotal two run single in the ninth as the Tigers beat Oakland 6-3. The win, combined with Baltimore’s loss, puts Detroit eight games ahead in the AL race. Northrup also made an error earlier that allowed a three run rally for Oakland before his late heroics sealed the comeback.
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Dodgers slam Phillies with three homers in late rally
The Dodgers hammer 3 homers and 5 doubles to score eight runs in the final two innings, beating the Phillies 10-9 at Connie Mack Stadium. Ken Boyer added a two run shot in the sixth as part of a high scoring NL night alongside St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Chicago.
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Early Week Baseball Schedule Summary
Today features four games: San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cincinnati, and no other games on Thursday. No games scheduled for tomorrow.
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Oilers Raiders Favored To Win AFL Crowns
New York Jets face tough odds as AFL East favorites Houston Oilers are predicted to repeat as division champions and meet Oakland Raiders in the title game. Despite Jets stars and a potential playoff, injuries to Tom Keating and Bill Laskey could tilt the East, with Oakland still strongest on defense led by Dan Connors and Kent McCloughan.
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Bowling League Opens With Sept 12 Start
The late Thursday night Women s Strike and Spare league will start Thursday Sept 12 with a short meeting at 8 15 p m prior to the start of bowling. Other scores listed include minor and major league results across several games.
Major League Stars Tuesday's Stars by The Associated Press
Ken Boyer of the Dodgers drove in three runs with his fifth and sixth homers in a 10-9 win over Philadelphia. Joe Coleman of the Senators scattered four hits in a 2-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox.
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Three ISU players do most catching at drill
Otto Stowe Greg Dukstein Ben King and John Johnson did most of the catching as Iowa State's football team practiced on Wednesday. Bob Brouilette and Steve Powers handled punting while Powers and Vern Skripsky practiced field goals and kickoffs with Skripsky especially accurate on placement kicking from inside the 35-yard line.
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