Nicklaus Strives For Golf's Highest Summit
Akron Ohio AP Nicklaus aims for his third major this year and ninth of his career at the PGA Golden Anniversary. He plans 18 to 20 tournaments yearly with rest around majors, seeks to win all majors again this year, and remains a strong favorite with Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper in the field at Firestone.
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Baseball Scoreboard Summary of Standing and Results
American League and National League standings listed with wins losses and games back for teams including Baltimore, California, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Chicago, New York, Boston, and others. Wednesday results feature Cincinnati 5 4 1 Chicago 41, New York 3 San Francisco 2 in 10 innings, plus St. Louis 6 Atlanta 3 and Philadelphia 13 Houston 9. Today's and Friday's schedules include key matchups across both leagues with noted doubleheaders and extra innings.
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Big Night For Chiefs Fans
Liberty Missouri AP Chiefs plan Meet the Chiefs Night in Kansas City Red team led by Len Dawson will play the Whites with Pete Besthard calling signals White team mostly rookies Stram says Reds feature last year veterans and rookies lead Whites.
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Pro veterans press for bigger contracts in NFL camps
Star quarterbacks and veteran linemen show holdout mood as training camps open. John Brodie of the 49ers and Lions players seek improved pay after the merger era, while other teams report no salary woes as Bears Colts Chargers hosts scrimmages unfold with early highlight plays.
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PGA Pioneer Dies At 89 In Belleville Chronicle
The oldest PGA member and a pro tournament pioneer from 1902 to 1908 has died at 89 in Belleville Illinois. Thomas Burns Clark born in Scotland arrived in 1901 to the United States and worked pro posts in Portsmouth New Hampshire Hutchinson Kansas and Blue Hills Kansas City where he retired in 1946. Survivors include Lloyd G. Clark who lived with him since 1965 and Thomas C. Clark of Kansas City.
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Pirates Take Lead With Win Over Dodgers in NL Race
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8 to 4, moving one game ahead of the San Francisco Giants in the National League pennant chase. Matty Alou helped spark the rally in the seventh inning by being hit on the foot to reach first, setting off a six-run burst that turned the game. Gene Michael, Roberto Clemente, Manny Mota, and Donn Clendenon contributed key hits, including a three-run homer by Clendenon. The day also featured St Louis 6-3 over Atlanta, Cincinnati sweeping Chicago, and Philadelphia's win with Ernie Banks' 2,000th hit helping Chicago to a lead that unraveled in a late Reds rally.
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Clendenon Drives Pirates to 85 Victory Over Dodgers
Donn Clendenon of Pittsburgh drove in five runs including a homer that capped a six run seventh inning rally to lift the Pirates to an 8 5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mel Stottlemyre pitched six innings of six hit ball as the Yankees beat Kansas City 4 0.
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Banks Joins 2000-Hit Club in Cubs History
CHICAGO AP Ernie Banks, the Cubs star known as Mr. Cub, hit his 2000th career base hit in the first game of a doubleheader against Cincinnati. Banks, 65th hit of the season, achieved this milestone in his 1,895th major league game, all with Chicago, as the Cubs lost 5-4 and 5-1 in a twilight doubleheader cut short by darkness.
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