Nicklaus Aims to keep playing tour golf into 40s
Jack Nicklaus, speaking after accepting his PGA check, says he still feels young and nerves steady as he considers continued tour play beyond 40. He notes reduced power but a matured game, saying he is a better putter and overall player and expects to improve, with the age and condition shaping his outlook.
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Jets eye Pacific Regional Connie Mack title clash
Great Western Cardinals face Douglas Jets at Blair Field in a Thursday night Pacific Regional Connie Mack final. Stan Williams slated to start for the Cardinals after a 7-0 win over Northern California behind Hal DeNike. Chuck McMichael to pitch for the Jets. Hoover beat Lake in the CIF Final 1-0 at Dodger Stadium in June.
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Jets Reds open with playoff wins in Long Beach
Jets beat Legion Post 2 0 as Jerome Washington drove in Charles Cheeks with a seventh inning score and Gwynn allowed six hits. Reds won 2 0 behind Ken Szamocki who drove in Dan McMillan for the deciding run in the sixth, with Steve Swartz earning a relief win. Playoffs resume Wednesday with games featuring Legion Post Huntington Beach Jets and Reds.
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West Covina Triumphs In Pony League Divisional Final
West Covina defeated Long Beach 7-5 in the Pony League divisional final as Rick Palmer and Tony Sahehez hit home runs for the champions. Barry Bartlett opened scoring for Long Beach with a grand slam, but Covina rallied with Palmer’s solo shot and Sanchez’s three-run blast to tie and win.
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UCLA Faces 1975 Season With Strong Preparations
UCLA coach Dick Vermeil says the team aims to be in contention for the Rose Bowl, with better direction and coordination after a year together. The article highlights Earl Evans returning to USC with an exhibition tour, Notre Dame reinstating five players, and various college basketball and football notes including coaches Tarkanians and Dan Devine’s offense plans.
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Aztecs Reach NASL Playoffs After Regular Season Finish
The Aztecs close the regular season with 107 points and earn a wild card berth. They defeated Washington 2-1 in Sunday action and finish with 14 points, earning a playoff spot to face St. Louis in the Central Division first round in St. Louis as the league title contenders.
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Not pushing panic button says Pirates skipper
The Pirates lost 5-8 to the Astros as Cincinnati, San Francisco, Chicago, and St. Louis posted wins. Datuly Murtaugh denied panic, saying the club remains in first place while noting a long hitting slump and the need for batting practice.
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Angels Rally Behind Former Starter Scott
The Angels shift momentum as pitcher Scott, praised by manager Dick Williams for his recent work ethic, contemplates a return to the rotation after Nolan Ryan chose to pitch Friday. May 0, Harper, Collins and Stanton contribute in the late innings while other team updates include injuries and lineup notes.
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Barratt resigns as OSU athletic director
Barratt steps down after 10 years as Oregon State University athletic director citing new federal legislation on gender equity in college sports as the main reason. He calls the law a "horrible" act and says it threatens the welfare of intercollegiate athletes.
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Dodgers win as Lopes extends steal streak with 33rd
Davey Lopes tied a major league record by stealing his 33rd base in four straight games on Sunday night, as the Dodgers beat the Mets. A freak collision sidelined reliever Ken Sanders before the eighth, with eye trauma ending his game. Sanders was hospitalized for observation, with possible bone damage around the eye pending further tests.
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