Nicklaus Faces Pressure of Mega Career and Grand Slam Dreams
In Rancho La Costa Nicklaus manages a vast golf empire while pursuing a four-event Grand Slam. The 32 year old controls a six person staff, avoids routine endorsements, and plans cross pollinization among his ventures. He emphasizes the majors U S Open British Open PGA and Masters and notes the odds of completing the quartet are long but captivating.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
KFL
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Mitchell
Nicklaus
Jack
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Willie Shoemaker
Palm Beach
Eastern Airlines
Hathaway
Firestone
Ben Hogan
U.S
Hogan
Ben
Ruth
Aaron
Babe
Henry
Ali predicts eight rounds in Chuvalo bout at Vancouver
Muhammad Ali forecasts an eighth round verdict against George Chuvalo in their 12 round Pacific Coliseum fight. He aims to knock Chuvalo down and eyeing a rematch with Joe Frazier, with August target for the Frazier fight and a June date with Jerry Quarry in Las Vegas.
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Vancouver
B.C
Muhammad Ali
George Chuvalo
Joe Frazier
Ali
Chuvalo
Los Angeles
Jack Kent Cooke
Forum
Jerry Quarry
Las Vegas
Nev
Vancouver Athletic Commission
Murray Pezim
Irving Ungerman
Pizim
Pacific Coliseum
Canada
United States
Northfield Racing Cards Show Fast Times and Odds
Race card from Northfield lists multiple horses with times and odds including First Lighting Star and Sith instant credit at various payouts. Other entries mention Shadydale Time McGlib and Canadian Frost with times near 2 08 to 2 05 as the card shows daily double and exacta bets across ninth races.
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Sith
Nstant Credit
Brush Wood
Shadydale
Flash
Turkers Girl
McGlib
Reval Ranger
Lady Laftie
Canadian Frost
Eden Atom
Medley record set at Drake Relays
Kansas State won the distance medley relay in 9 31.8 at the Drake Relays as Jim Ryan faded late in the mile and Houston and Baltimore results were reported. The two day meet produced multiple Drake marks across events including hammer, pole vault and sprint medleys.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas State
Tumblea
Jim Ryan
Drake Stadium
Ryan
Kansas Relays
Bob Maplestone
Cardiff
Wales
Washington State
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola
Fred DeBernardi
Texas
el Paso
Texas Southern
Drake
Kansas
Eastern Michigan
Elyria Pioneers Take Medley Relay Third at Westech Relays
The Elyria Pioneers earned two third place finishes and one fourth at the Westech Relays in Cleveland. Pole vault relay trio Jim Susak Dave Sellers and Bill Marsh placed third with heights around 12 feet, shuttle hurdles and high jump also claimed third and fourth. The squad features solid splits from Jeff Hahn and Ron Beckett as they prep to face Admiral King and head to Marion conference meet.
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Cleveland
Elyria Pioneers
Westech
West Tech High School
Jim Susak
Dave Sellers
Bill Marsh
Pioneer
Ron Beckett
Ira Perkins
Mickey Pallardy
Phil Oliver
Jeff Hahn
Elyria
Admiral King
Marion
Arlin blanks Phillies 4-0 behind five-hitter
Steve Arlin pitched a complete game five hitter as the San Diego Padres beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 0. Clarence Gaston doubled twice and drove in two runs in a seventh inning breakout that snapped San Diego's four game skid.
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SAN Diego
UPI
Steve Arlin
Philadelphia Phillies
Clarence Gaston
San Diego Padres
Arlin
Padres
Nate Colbert
Gaston
Phillie
Steve Carlton
Colbert
Ollie Brown
Dave Campbell
Bob Barton
Keystone and Brunswick Split Doubleheader on Strong Pitching
Keystone beat Brunswick 3-2 in 11 innings as Dennis Rahrig allowed 3 hits 3 walks and 12 strikeouts before Jim Garner scored the winning run on a wild pitch by Joe Schaffer. In the nightcap Brunswick rallied for a 4-2 victory with two Keystone errors in the final inning.
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Houston
UPI
Luis Melendez
Ken Forsch
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Melendez
Matty Alou
Joe Hague
Forsch
Roger Metzger
Alou
Torre
Keystone
Brunswick
Dennis Rahrig
Joe Schaffer
Schaffer
Jim Garner
Rahrig
Wisning Citeber
Gary Thornsoury
Craig Karpinski
Jeff Kidder
Dave Grieve
Dean Michalske
Mark Masterson
Avon Rally Fails as Buckeye Defeats Avon 6 5
Avon trailed Buckeye 4 1 after Buckeye’s third inning on four passed balls and two walks with a hit batsman. Avon hit two home runs Jeff Grimm and Walley Mintus and kept a 3 1 lead into the bottom of the third. Winning pitcher Steve Union. Losing pitcher Walley Mintus lasted six innings with six hits and ten strikeouts. Buckeye also used Doug Miller. Starters and hitters for both sides included Steve Union Tom Kruse Reisner Vic Feist Reynolds Ross Bill Lengen Jeff Grimm Ken Schwartz Paul Pepin Tim Russell.
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Avon
Buckeye
Jeff Grimm
Walley Mintus
Steve Union
Doug Miller
Tom Kruse
Reisner
Vic Feist
Reynolds
Ross
Bill Lengen
Ken Schwartz
Paul Pepin
Tim Russell
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Tee
Northfield Racing
Baron Navase
Jim Blackstone
Rebel Rally
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Knight
Baron van A
Wavepont Hanover
Tricky Taree
Ture
Cardinals
E. Forsch
Ryun
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Brooks Robinson
Don Baylor
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Cuellar
California Angels
Angel
Andy Messersmith
Baylor
Robinson
Dave Johnson
Cuellar
Vada Pinson
Andy Kosco
Don Buford
Buford
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Boog Powell
Grich
California
Alomar
Berry
Pinson
Powell
Rosco
Spencer
Johnson
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McMullen
Blair
Torborg
Hendricks
Messismth
Fisher Ooo Fotals
Ralt
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Brock
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Alon Wynn
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Racer
Hagee Helms
A Cruz
McNertney
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Miller
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Ip Reer Bb Sa Spinks
Taya
Tell State
Jerome Howe
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McCarver
Lazinsky
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Thomas
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Bawa
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Hernands
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Colbert Az
Luzinsky
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Huttan
Brown
Money
Campbell U
Anderson Barton
Doyle Arkin Carlor Stone
Brunswick Keystone
Roy Young
Larry Vasil
Gary Thornsbury
Mark Echiering
Jeff Bowman
Lorain County
Mary K. Howard
Leota B. Mitchell
County Recorder
Pel
Hower
K. Hewerd
Bell Avenue
Lerein
Independent’s Tire Supermarket
Watier
F.E.T
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