Personal Satisfaction Drives PGA Championship Cast
Akron report notes Nicklaus, Palmer, Player, Casper, and Marr seek the PGA crown for personal satisfaction as four rounds at Firestone start amid 1966 title dreams. Casper vows strong showing after Open victory. Venturi contends with a recent injury as 166 players tee off.
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Top Seeds Lead In Pennsylvania Tennis Tourney
The 67th Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis championships at Merion Cricket Club saw top seeds advance to the second round. Notables include Tony Roche, Charles Pasarell, Owen Davidson, Clark Bowey, Ray Moore, and Ray Ruffels in the men’s field, with Mary Ann Eisel and Donna Floyd Fales among the leading women.
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Red WingsTop Buffalo Combine Victory by Bertaina
Frank Bertaina, 22, dominating Rochester Red Wings ace, went 4-1 since July 2. He beat Jacksonville for first win, defeated Toronto twice, and beat Buffalo 4-1 Monday night. His win snapped a three-game skid, keeping Rochester half a game behind Toledo. Toledo beat Richmond 7-6. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 5-1.
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Marr Seeks PGA Return Despite Short-Hitter Label
Akron, Ohio. PGA champion Davey Marr, tagged a short hitter, believes he can beat the big boys again though long courses favor others. At 33, he recalls winning the 1965 PGA at Laurel Valley, describing a pivotal sand shot that sealed victory and noting his preference for shorter layouts.
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Veterans Report To Pittsburgh Camp 39
Thirty nine veterans joined Pittsburgh Steeler rookie Monday in workouts at the NFL Club training camp in Kingston Rhode Island. The veterans boosted the camp total to 66 players as Coach Bill Austin cut five rookies on Sunday including Charley Leigh John Barrington Lonnie Price Bob Reed and Bill Brendel.
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Beckley BA All Stars Schedule Wednesday Practice
Bob Thomas, Beckley Babe Ruth League manager, calls a practice for the 13 year old American League all stars on Wednesday at 9 am at Harry Lewin Field.
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Jazy Ready to Meet Ryun After European Meet
Michel Jazy of France, whose 3:53.6 mile world mark was eclipsed by Jim Ryun's 3:51.3, said he is ready to race Ryun after the European championships. He and Ryun both believe they can run faster than 3:51.
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Yale Adopts Rowing First in 1843 With Dugout Canoe
The first American college to embrace rowing was Yale University in 1843, starting with a dugout canoe. This milestone marks the sport's early adoption in collegiate athletics and reflects the era's nautical recreation.
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Methodist Rally To Win LL Tilt
Local sports page lists multiple baseball pairings for today across leagues including Mullens versus Cards and Giants, Red Sox versus Indians. Other matches feature Braves against Yanks and various city leagues with field pairings noted.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From The Day
American League standings show Baltimore eight games back in a crowded chase with Detroit leading in the region. Tuesday’s slated games feature Chicago at Cleveland and Minnesota at Washington among others, plus an MLB schedule list of probable pitchers and results from Monday nights including New York beating Minnesota 6 4 and Cleveland beating California 6 1.
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Major League Leaders and Home Run Race Update
National and American League leaders list top hitters and pitchers with values for batting average home runs and RBIs. Notable names include Aaron Stargell Oliva Kaline Robinson Powell and Killebrew across both leagues along with Perry Blass Marichal and Koufax leading pitching charts.
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Jackson Wins Pitching Duel With Dodger Ace
Philadelphia’s Larry Jackson pitched a five hit shutout of the Dodgers, 4-0, inching his record to 9-7 and extending his win streak. Sandy Koufax yielded the decisive runs in the fifth as the Pirates won 3-2 in a separate NL game.
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Indians Rally With Home Run Barrage At Municipal Stadium
The Cleveland Indians powered past the California Angels 6-1 after a nine homer burst in a doubleheader sweep of Detroit, pushing their season total as Rocky Colavito to 19 and Larry Brown, Leon Wagner, and Max Alvis delivering long balls. Gary Bell earned his 10th win as the Tribe outfield and bats sparked a home run spree noted by manager Birdie Tebbetts.
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