Ottawa Braves open 1966 season with 81 players in fold
Ottawa University launches its 1966 football season with 81 players, 21 lettermen and a strong returning defense. The Braves must replace nine offensive starters from a record 1965 attack that averaged 43 points a game led by Eddie Buzzell. Leonard Scheufler anchors the receiving corps and John Sullivan returns at center, while coach Dick Peters reshapes the lineup to cover graduation losses and fill linebacker gaps ahead of a Sept. 17 opener at Friends University.
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Chicago
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Lawndale
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Newburyport
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Beman Holds Lead In National Amateur Golf Championship
Dean Beman, 28, an insurance executive from Ardmore, Pa., led by four strokes after 36 holes at Merion Golf Club. He fired a 67 to reach 138, the only subpar score, and said he plans to attack the course and pretend he is two behind.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Scores
National League standings show San Francisco and Pittsburgh tied at 78 56, Los Angeles 75 57, Philadelphia 71 64, Cincinnati 68 66, St. Louis 68 66. Thursday results: New York 2 San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 3 in 10, St Louis 7 Atlanta 4, Chicago 11 Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 3 Houston 1. Today's games include Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at Pittsburgh. Saturday schedules feature Houston at Atlanta, San Francisco at St. Louis, and New York at Minnesota among others.
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Last In A Series Arnie's Army Loyally Pressures Palmer
Arnold Palmer, facing a slump, cites Arnie's Army as both devoted and demanding. He notes heavy fan letters after poor showings, discusses recent injuries and business distractions, and plans a quieter schedule of 15 to 20 tournaments a year to regain form for a bid at the major championships. Palmer, 36, compares himself to Ben Hogan and vows to restore the old feel.
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