Palmer Delivers Even Par 70 At Firestone In Big Crowd
Arnold Palmer joined Dave Eichelberger and J.C. Snead at Firestone in the American Golf Classic. Palmer carded 70 despite faults off the tee, while Eichelberger led the day with a 65 and Snead rallied on the greens. Crowds exceeded 13 000 as Palms drew his army of followers.
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Waco
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Jim Wiechers
Tom Weiskopf
Bedford
Miller Barber
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Bob Murphy
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Mitchell
Barber
Winnie
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Mays' Homecoming Unhappy For Giants
Willie Mays' second homecoming with the Mets produced a dramatic moment as he again faced his former Giants teammates at Shea Stadium. The game featured a game winning moment similar to his May trade impact.
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Willie Mays Returns to Met Glory at Candlestick Park
Willie Mays shone in his first Candlestick Park appearance as a Met, belting a two run homer in the fifth to spark a 3-1 Mets win. The 41 year old added his fifth game winning hit, lifting New York past San Francisco as 18,117 watched. Other NL results saw Cincinnati, St. Louis, Los Angeles, San Diego and Chicago win. AL action included the Yankees sweeping California and Boston outlasting Oakland in 14 innings.
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Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Reminder
Classified ad copy urging readers to sell sporting goods and contact via phone 662 4241 to reach buyers quickly.
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Bart Starr Retires From Pro Football After Arm Injury
Bart Starr, 38, announced his retirement from active play due to an ailing right arm. He cited sleepless nights and failed recovery from operations, ending a storied Packers career that featured NFL titles and two Super Bowl victories. He spoke with wife Cherry and Coach Dan Devine at a hastily called news conference.
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Weekend Slo-Pitch Schedule With Local Matchups
Sunday games feature Key Estates against Home Savings and Wonder Bar facing Norwalk Merchants at Bennett No 2 and Plastic Molders. Monday showcases Key Estates versus Independents, Frankie versus Monroeville, and other campus style showdowns plus junior and senior Lefty Grove events at VFW.
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Norwalk
Aggie's Scorecard Sheller Leads With 517 Points
The Industrial League standings show Sheller Globe in first with 517, Albright's second with 501, Hug Paving third with 482. Night totals include Maple City Ice at 477, low gross tied at 37 by Wes Preston and Claude Martin, and low net 31 by Tom Hutton and Norm Budziszewski.
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Sheller Globe
Albright’s
Hug Paving
Maple City Ice
Wes Preston
Claude Martin
Tom Hutton
Norm Budziszewski
Norwalk Vault Dominate in 17 2 Victory Over Bob Meyer Chevrolet
Mark Brandts led Norwalk Vault with four hits two homers and five ribbies while pitching five hits allowed in a 17 2 win. Brandts added a solo homer and three run blast with a strong outing on the mound. Other Vault contributors included Seibold Shullick Kline Bertram and Grosswiler. Bob Meyer Chevrolet received multi hit efforts from Spettle Ray Hinckley Morehouse Missler and others.
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Bob Meyer
Bob Schweitzer
Gary Wilde
Rich Zureich
Matt Bresson
Randy Poling
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Calvin Sickle
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Randy Flack
Fred Beer
Ford
Rick Poling
Bob Warner
Jeff Wiedemann
Steve Barman
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