Palmer Eyes Win at U S Open Kickoff at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer seeks another major as the 19th U S Open nears at Pebble Beach. He reports intense practice, claiming 20 days of work and 27 holes daily since Thursday, aiming to be as ready as possible both physically and mentally.
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Sale of Memphis Pros prompts ABA trustees stormy session
The Memphis Pros potential sale to Langdon Viracola stirs a tense ABA trustees meeting as the league weighs selling the insolvent franchises including the Pittsburgh Condors and the Floridians. Stockholders must approve any sale. the 11-team future and regional moves loom as 10 days to secure funds push discussion.
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Newman Sparks Avco Victory In Little League showdown
John Newman threw a no hitter for Avco as they defeated Burger King 10-0 in a National League game at 16th and Chase Streets Park. Ralph Miller and Tim Wilson homered for Avco. Jim Nicoson drove in two runs with a double. Mike Sanders struck out 12 for Coca-Cola in a 6-5 win over the Elks. West Terre Haute Mayflower blanked Ace Hardware 10-0 with Willis and Phillips combining for a no hitter. Allen Lane capped the Evening Optimist League with a 15-0 win over Burger King as Lane led with multiple hits. Existing scorelines listed for Wards and Lundsmiller games.
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Lefty Phillips Dies Suddenly at 53 in California Angels
Harold Lefty Phillips, 53, former manager of the California Angels, died Monday night from an apparent asthma attack in Orange California. He led the team during 1969 and 1970 seasons as a coach and scout before resigning after internal strife and disciplinary issues with Alex Johnson. An autopsy was pending.
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Baseball standings and schedule note for the American League East
Baseball standings show teams with wins losses and games back. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list interleague and league games including key matchups such as Kansas City Boston Detroit Minnesota Oakland Texas Baltimore Cleveland California Chicago New York and others with pitchers and records referenced.
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Tofaute Blasts Three Homers In Junior Baseball Action
David To faute belts three homers as the Corvettes top the Demons 20 15 at Spencer Park. Doug Hiquet adds two homers and Tim Brown Bill Brooks Tim Thomas one each for the winners. Bill McCarthy Tim Butlerdick homer for the Demons.
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Lark Printing Extends Win Streak at Valle Field
Lark Printing rolled to its 25th straight victory by defeating Columbia Records 9 to 1 at Valle Field. Gary McCabe struck out 13, doubled and singled, while Tony Burk added two hits for the winners. Breakfast Optimist beat Terre Haute Savings 5 to 1 with multi hit days from Winniski Taylor and Venzer.
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U S Open Warmth and Sentiment Amid Golf Title Quest
Billy Casper revisits past Open drama as he braces for Monterey California in 1960s style. He doubts his form and age, while Chi Chi Rodriguez praises Jack Nicklaus’s dominance on rough courses. The U S Open atmosphere blends ambition with enduring fame.
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Nicklaus Still Tops 1972 PGA Money List
Jack Nicklaus leads the PGA money winners for 1972 with $154,051 in earnings despite skipping the last two events. Lee Trevino stands second with $118,572 and Jerry Heard is third with $113,311.
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