Nicklaus Shakes Putting Woes To Lead Western
Jack Nicklaus shot a six under par 65 to take a two stroke first round lead at the Western Open in Chicago. The defense of his putter and a return to his old stance helped him match the course record of 1940. Terry Dill and Miller Barber were two behind at 67, with 24 players needing to qualify for the weekend.
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All Stars To Face Packers In Soldier Field Clash
CHICAGO AP A host of ex college players vie for pro life lessons as Norm Van Brocklin leads a 50 man All Star squad against the Green Bay Packers in the South All Star Game at Soldier Field. The underdog team hopes to upset the NFL champions as 60 000 fans watch a 9 30 p m EDT kickoff televised by ABC. Beban Landry Bevan and Tarkenton like chaos awaits the Green Bay defense as Van Brocklin experiments with a signaling system and a collegiate support group.
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Grand slam sparks Senators in 9-3 rout of Tigers
Ron Hansen delivered a grand slam with three men aboard, lifting the Senators to a 9-3 win over Detroit as Mike Epstein and Bernie Allen added homers. Joe Coleman earned the win, scattering eight hits while Norm Cash homered for the Tigers. Baltimore closed the gap on Cleveland with a 6-1 win, and the Yankees edged Boston 1-0 in a separate game. Minnesota topped the White Sox 4-1.
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Forward Pass Ready to Defend at American Derby
Calumet Farm colt Forward Pass resumes after Belmont setback to race five rivals in the $100,000 added American Derby at Arlington Park. The field includes Poleax Bold Favorite No Double Good Investment and Te Vega as 3-year-olds chase the race for Derby winner turned Derby contender.
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Stanton jockey Giovanni wins three at Delaware Park
AP reports Jockey John Giovanni rode three winners at Delaware Park on Thursday. Other briefs mention Mexico City canceling its Sunday marathon, Agraesh Martin of Notre Dame winning a skeet title with 207 straight targets, and a humorous Critter Race near Saratoga Raceway where a green racing frog outpaced beetles and snakes.
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Boxing Draw Shocks Los Angeles Bout Between Gonzalez and Crawford
In Los Angeles Petey Gonzalez of Portland and Trish Crawford of Los Angeles fought to a draw in a 10 round boxing match. Both fighters showed resilience with competitive exchanges and late rallies. The result keeps their records undecided as fans await a rematch.
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Iowa State Refuses To Bend To Negro Demands
The Iowa State Athletic Council refused demands from black student athletes, including Willie Muldrew and Don Graves, prompting Muldrew to consider transferring and Jason Smith to stay to fulfill university obligations. The council said five of eight grievances were met, including hiring a Negro counselor who will also be a full professor of physical education, while stressing academic freedom in hiring a black coach. International League results: Toledo 6, Louisville 1. Columbus 4, Buffalo 1.
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