Golfers threaten break with PGA in New Jersey
In Clifton New Jersey PGA faces a split as tournament players push to form their own section and control prizes and governance. A Tuesday committee session yielded no agreement prompting uncertainty about future talks and potential boycott of events.
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Casper Faces Shadow of the Big Three in Golf
New York AP reports Billy Casper, a leading American golfer, avoids complaint about being eclipsed by Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Gary Player. Casper notes goals to win the Masters, reflects on his major wins, and discusses his place among golf’s top names.
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CGF Takes On El Dorado For Legion Crown
Topeka and El Dorado face off for the Kansas State American Legion Baseball Tournament title after Topeka edged El Dorado 2 to 1 in 10 innings on Tuesday night. Terry Bettis allowed one hit and registered 22 strikeouts as both teams had one loss in the double elimination format. Earlier, Topeka defeated Manhattan 3 to 0.
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Australian swimmer Windle breaks world record at Empire Games
Robert Windle of Indiana University, 1964 Olympic 1500m champion, wins the 440 yard freestyle in 4:15 breaking the world record 4:15.9. It marks Australia’s seventh world mark at Kingston with Peter Reynolds setting a 220 yard backstroke record and Ian O'Brien tying his 110 yard freestyle mark.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Results
The Associated Press reports NL standings with teams Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Atlanta Houston New York Chicago and more. Tuesday results include Houston 8 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 2 New York 1 Cincinnati 3 San Francisco 2 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 2 and Atlanta 2 Los Angeles 1. Today features Los Angeles at Atlanta Philadelphia at St Louis San Francisco at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago. Thursday schedule lists Cleveland Boston Baltimore New York Detroit Washington Chicago Kansas City Minnesota California and Minnesota at California.
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Bragan Dismissal Sparks Milwaukee Joyful Reactions
Milwaukee fans hailed the firing of Braves manager Bobby Bragan as the season’s bright spot. Quotes from locals capture relief and a sharp jab at Bragan for his Milwaukee exit, describing the city as a two beer town and a shortbeer town.
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Hitchcoek's Debut Sparks Braves Past Dodgers 2 1
Braves win in Billy Hitchcock's first game as manager after replacing Bobe Bragan. Ed Mathews homers in the ninth to cap a four hour 24 minute contest delayed by rain. Denny Lemaster tossed seven innings of hitless relief before Koufax matched with a four hitter.
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Meetings Set For KC's Sports Dome
The Jackson County Sports Complex Authority, named by Gov. Warren E. Hearnes, will hold a series of meetings with officials to review domed stadium plans. Dutton Brookfield named chairman. William Clarkson elected first vice president. other members include Karl Rogers, Harry Moreland, and Bishop G Leslie DeLapp. A session with three Democratic and three Republican Jackson County judgeship nominees is planned to prevent politics from affecting the project.
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