Aaron Claims Lead In Atlanta Classic
Aaron shoots 70 to grab a 36 hole lead at the Atlanta Classic while first round leader Tom Weiskopf collapses to 83 and misses the cut. Aaron sits at 199 total, with Bob Lunn and Jack Nicklaus breathing down, as Arnold Palmer and Gary Player also stay in contention at a crowded $135,000 event at Atlanta Country Club.
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17 Odessans Beat Nicklaus at Odessa Golf Event
Seventeen Odessa golfers at Odessa Country Club topped Jack Nicklaus with a 71 score in National Golf Day action. Nicklaus and Don January previously staged a Wednesday match. Nicklaus posted 71 and January 72. A total of 46 players entered the one day event, with 17 winners earning PGA bag tags for beating Nicklaus.
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Jim Reese
Lloyd Pickering
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Longhorns Rally, Beat Pan American to Reach College World Series
Texas extended a 5-2 deficit with a seven-run seventh inning as Gene Salmon delivered a two-out double and Mike Tackett drove in two on a walk-off double sequence. Texas over Pan American 6-3 to clinch a spot in the College World Series in Omaha June 10, after Pan American built an early 5-2 lead.
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Shrine Club Wins Big In 10-0 Victory Over Ref-Chem
Shrine Club shut out Ref-Chem 10-0 in five innings to start Dixie League baseball Friday night. Gary McCorcal earned the win with Richard Thompson taking the loss. In the second game Busby beat Continental Products 18-4 with Randy Poakorno recording the win.
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Ford Blazes To Record In NAIA 100-Meter Dash
Breaks Bob Hayes mark as Ford ties world record with 10.0 seconds in the NAIA 100 at Albuquerque. Wind gusts up to 15 mph accompanied a windy opening session. Nelson won the 10,000 meters and St. Cloud led with 20 points as Southern University and Southwest Louisiana trailed.
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Baseball expansion sparks House inquiry and city bids
The House considers changes to Major League Baseball amid moves for expansions to Milwaukee Buffalo Dallas Fort Worth and a potential Canadian city Montreal. Lawmakers press for antitrust investigations while owners prefer a three league system and defend profits. Major cities eye teams as fans push for stable national game presence.
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Maryland Edges In IC4A Opener At Philadelphia Meet
Maryland leads IC4A after day one in Philadelphia with 12 points to Harvard 11 Villanova and Rhode Island eight apiece and Manhattan six. Javelin winner Shillan 234-6 defeated Maryland’s Reiss 231-1 while Del Benjamin Manhattan long jump and Bob Narcessian Rhode Island hammer champion.
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Forward Pass Seeks Sweep in Belmont Stakes
New York AP Forward Pass aimed to end racing's 20 year Triple Crown drought by winning the 100th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. The Calumet Farm colt galloped and prepared with eight rivals for Saturday's 1 1/2 mile Classic, with a purse of 161,450 and 117,700 to the winner set in EDT conditions.
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Belmont Park Entry List for Belmont Stakes Showdowns
Belmont Park New York AP lists the nine 1968 Belmont entrants headed by Forward Pass with jockey Ismael Valenzuela. Call Me Prince and Draft Card race as an entry trained by Max Hirsch, while Stage Door Johnny and Jade Amicol loom as key threats. Post position No 4 Forward Pass to run against No 1 Call Me Prince and No 2 Stage Door Johnny with 125 pounds. The race offers 161450 purse and about 1 mile 4 furlongs, around 9:45 pm.
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