Nelson’s advice helps Watson win Nelson Classic
Byron Nelson’s pep talk to Tom Watson after last year’s Open helped the Stanford graduate rebound to win the Byron Nelson Classic at Preston Trail. Watson shot 65 in the final round for a 269 total, earning $35,000 as leaders faded in heat. Nelson praised Watson’s swing changes and leg use, and Watson and his wife donated $1,000 winnings to a charity.
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Byron Nelson
Tom Watson
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Nelson
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Bob Easterwood
Salesmanship Club
Buddy Allin
Pardee Chooses Bears Over WFL Credit Lessons
New Bears coach Jack Pardee discusses learning from his Florida Blazers year. He recalls using credit cards to tide his family through shortages, keeping players together despite not being paid. Pardee arrives in New York for NFL coaches conference amid rebuilding hopes.
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National Football League
Jack Pardee
Chicago Bears
Pardee
Florida Blazers
Blazers
Phyllis
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Bears
Latta
Howe Leads Aeros In Sweep Of Nordiques
Gordie Howe, at 47, fueled the Houston Aeros to a 7-2 win over the Quebec Nordiques and a dominant 4-0 series victory for the World Hockey Association title. Howe added two goals as son Mark assisted on the opener by Hughes. Ron Grahame won the playoff MVP with 10 straight wins and three shutouts.
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Marty
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Gordon Labossiere
Larry Lund
Rejean Houle
Gordie
Ron Grahame
Grahame
Richard Brodeur
Chang
George Bolton
Irv Kaplan
Bill Dineen
Jean-Guy Gendron
Yankees Top Dodgers 11 6 in Point Comfort Minor League
Michael Fox tripled while Troy Mitchell and Brent Drake doubled each to pace the Yankees to an 11 6 win over the Dodgers. Joe Sanfort doubled for the Dodgers as they fall to 3 4, while Robby Morish earned the win and Carey Johnson took the loss with four strikeouts.
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Troy Mitchell
Brent Drake
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Dodgers
Point Comfort
Joe Sanfort
Robby Morish
Carey Johnson
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Brewer's concoctions
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH with clues across and down items featuring people places and terms from brewing music travel and language. Includes names such as Wahine Arthur Miller and Stephen.
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Thomas Joseph
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Teaches Simple Substitution
The note explains a daily cryptoquote where AXYCLBAAXR represents LONGFELLOW and shows how a single letter substitutes for another. It outlines how to solve such puzzles using letter length formations and hints. The message references Carolyn Wells and a prior puzzle line about critics and criticism.
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Longfellow
Pacers Seek Upset In ABA Championship Opener
Indiana star George McGinnis vows pace and gunfire as the Pacers face Kentucky in the ABA best-of-seven series opener. Kentucky coach Hubie Brown expects defensive adjustments against McGinnis and Artis Gilmore, who anchors the Colonels with double teams inside. Kentucky trails Indiana in playoff history but seeks first ABA title, while Kentucky led the regular season series 5-3.
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Memphis
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McGinnis
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Gilmore
Kaat Named AL Player of the Week
Jim Kaat of the Chicago White Sox named AL Player of the Week by AL President Lee MacPhail. He extended his consecutive win streak to 12 with a 2-0 win over the Indians, dating from Sept 4, 1974, and totaling 113 innings with a 1.35 ERA. Mickey Rivers of the California Angels was runnerup with a .370 week, five extra-base hits and four steals.
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Women bowlers honored at Port Lavaca league awards
Members of the Port Lavaca Ladies Bowling League were honored at a banquet at White Cap Restaurant. Russell Cain's Real Estate won the team trophy with 94 percent wins and 45 percent losses, 10½ games ahead of the runner up. Cunningham Pharmacy earned top team series honors at 2,341 and Don's Dist. posted the high team game of 831 over 35 weeks. Individual highs included Karen DeShazo with 157 average, Peggy Morris 145, and Judy Thedford 214 among several names. Lucy Askew was named most improved with a 16-pin gain.
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Don's Dist
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Judy Thedford
Dorothy Wehmeyer
Brenda Pou
Peggy Morris
Bettye Massoletti
Lou Partlow
Patty McDonald
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Doris Freeman
Morris
DeShazo
Wehmeyer
Carla Garrett
Dorothy Powers
Massoletti
Laverne Pfuhl
Jeane Chatelle
Poll
Grace Benes
Sandy Maples
Charlotte Karl
Lucy Askew
Doubles title decision ends in Dallas duel
South African pair Bob Hewitt and Frew McMillan, barred from Mexico, lose the World Championship of Tennis doubles final to Raul Ramirez and Brian Gottfried 7 5 6 3 4 6 2 6 7 5 after a marathon 34 hour match in Dallas, with Ramirez-Gottfried rallying despite a slow start.
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Bob Hewitt
Frew McMillan
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Raul Ramirez
America
Brian Gottfried
Ramirez-Gottfried
Mexico City
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McMillan
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Gottfried
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