Two State Golfers In Semifinal Play
Veterans Billy Campbell and Ed Tutwiler advance to the U S Amateur semis in Cleveland facing young foes from Texas and West Virginia. Campbell, 41, from Huntington W V, meets John Hopkins of Texas City, Texas, while Tutwiler, 45, now in Indianapolis, faces Dave Eichelberger of Waco, Texas. Hopkins and Eichelberger each won two matches to reach the semis.
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Frank and penetrating profile of GOP nominee
Flora Rheta Schreiber contributes a frank profile in the Bic nates Post, detailing the GOP nominee's background, character, and campaign stance with sharp analysis and vivid descriptions. The piece foregrounds key incidents, policy positions, and public persona shaping voter perception.
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College Football Begins Campaign
Navy will unleash its prize weapon Roger Staubach against Penn State as major teams start 1964 campaigns. Texas opens against Tulane and Syracuse faces Boston College in the day’s big games with Navy a slight four point pick over Penn State after losing 23 lettermen from last year.
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Baseball and football notes from a crowded sports page
National and American League leaders are listed with batting totals and home runs. The piece includes team strengths for Penn State Navy Texas Syracuse and other college programs plus upcoming high profile games across conferences. It references key players and coaches, and previews major clashes like Oklahoma vs Maryland and Texas vs Tulane with picks and context.
Baseball standings and schedules from Thursday to Saturday
Baseball standings show New York and Los Angeles atop leagues with Chicago and Detroit mid pack. Friday night matchups include Washington at Chicago Tiant versus Aguirre and Los Angeles at Baltimore Latman versus Pap pas. Saturday games feature Washington Chicago and Cleveland Detroit among others with multiple night games across leagues.
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Yanks Move Into First After 6-2 Win Over Dodgers
Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle led the comeback as the Yankees vaulted from third to first in the AL with a 6-2 victory over Los Angeles. Mantle hit his 31st homer and reached 2,000 career hits, while Maris pushed past 1,000. Mel Stottlemyre won to improve to 7-2, with Roland Sheldon finishing the final two innings. The Phillies beat the Dodgers 4-3 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 7-5 as the NL chase continued.
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Picard Faults Money Prizes Dented Golf Drive
Former Masters champion Henry Picard criticizes rising money prizes for dulling players' hunger. He cites Palmer Hogan Smith and Venturi as exceptions, notes few moderns show enduring desire to win, and praises Hogan's pure drive to win.
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Bullets and Pistons to Meet in Beckley September 27
The Baltimore Bullets and the Detroit Pistons prepare for an NBA game in Beckley on September 27 at 8:30 p.m. The upcoming clash follows a highly controversial offseason trade between the teams.
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Trolling Tactics and Trade Talk Highlight Rocky Mountain Angling and NBA Moves
High speed trolling lures anglers at sunset with spoons and near-surface strategies while wind and hazards shape speed. The Rockets trade Dischinger Thorn and Kojis from Washington to Detroit for Ohl Howell Ferry and two picks, aimed at boosting shooting, backcourt speed, and frontcourt depth for Bellamy and Johnson.
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Pitching National and American sums in early season standings
National League top arms Koufax Dodgers 19-5 Bunning Phillies 17-5 Ichiro Mar ichal Giants 187 Short Phillies 17-7 O Toole Reds 15-7. American League leaders Bunker Orioles 16-5 Pappas Orioles 15-5 Chance Angels 19-7 Ford Yankees 14-6 Peters White Sox 18-8.
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Syracuse hosts Bisons in IL semi final showdown
Syracuse and Buffalo square off in a pivotal International League semi final as Tom Timmerman pitches for the Chiefs against Darrell Sutherland of the Bisons. Syracuse leads 3-2 after a ninth inning rally capped by Willie Horton’s sacrifice fly. The winner advances to meet Rochester for the Governor's Cup.
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Semifinals Best of Seven: Rochester Sweeps Jacksonville
Rochester defeats Jacksonville four games to none in the semifinal series while Syracuse and Buffalo split a pair, leaving Syracuse up two games to two and Buffalo down four to five in a delayed matchup.
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Beckley Speedway to host 50-lap sportsman race Saturday
The Beckley Speedway will run the longest race in track history, a 50-lap sportsman contest, Saturday night per track manager John Radford. Time trials start at 7 30 p m. Prince of Crab Orchard leads the season standings with 3855 points, followed by Larry Cantley at 3580, Richard Lafferty 3120, and Ernie Moye 2625.
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Rockets and Rockets Meet in Top United Football League Clash
Two undefeated teams, Charleston and Indianapolis, clash in a marquee UFL contest in Indianapolis with playoff implications. Joliet hosts Toledo as Canton visits Wheeling, while Grand Rapids eyes Quebec as Sam Etchevary’s squad seeks momentum.
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