Australian golfer Graham bets on global tour for Masters invite
David Graham, 24, from Australia, failed to earn an ATP card at PGA school yet secures Masters invitation. He plans a world tour through Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Tokyo, the Caribbean, South America, England, France, and Australia to build confidence and earnings while awaiting another PGA school attempt. He reflects on the setback, fights back with World Cup victory, and hopes to requalify this fall with support from officials like Joe Dey.
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The Good Hook Keeps Fishing Sharp and Fresh
Outdoor Texan column urges careful hook care for bass trout and redfish anglers. It compares hooks to bullets, notes life span varies by saltwater or freshwater use, and advises frequent inspection sharpening replacing dull points and bent barbs. A cloth with fish oil preserves hooks in salt water.
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Sleep habits and tennis tour leaders in brief
Veterinarian Dr. Manuel Gilman says horses may sleep lying down or standing. older horses often sleep standing due to mobility. World Championship of Tennis leaders include John Newcombe, Rod Laver, and Arthur Ashe with Newcombe leading Ashe 39-37 as of July. Don Johnson and Early Anthony rise. Johnny Petraglia leads pro bowling earnings. Alabama and Penn State announce a six game football series starting 1981. they have not met in regular season play before.
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Willie Horton: Youngest of 22 in Detroit Tigers family
Detroit outfielder Willie Horton is described as the youngest child in a large family of 22, highlighting his large family background and roots in the sport.
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Old teammates Pete Rose and Ed Brinkman linked by high school roots
Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds and Ed Brinkman of the Detroit Tigers were teammates at Western Hills High School in Cincinnati, highlighting their early connection and shared hometown.
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Racing Decline Prompts Calls for Change in New York
The piece surveys what critics see as an unraveling horse industry amid rising costs and dwindling manpower. It cites off track betting growth, lower stable earnings, and potential government involvement as pressures on farms, tracks, and veteran owners like P A B Widener III and Leslie Combs II.
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