Palmer Nicklaus lead after first round of PGA National Team Championship
Defending champions Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot a 62 to lead a crowded field at Ligonier Pennsylvania as rain-delayed opening round concluded. Moody and Crampton were second at 63 with several teams two strokes behind. The field will be cut to low 40 teams after today’s round and a 36-hole finale is set for Sunday.
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Rams start two rookies in Hall of Fame game
Los Angeles Rams will start two rookies in the Pro Football Hall of Fame game in Canton Ohio Phil Olsen makes his defensive line debut replacing Merlin Rams star with a pulled calf. Creston Whitaker of North Texas State starts at wide receiver for Jack Snow who has a sore left knee. Houston Oilers work out Friday with tackles Gene Ferguson and Ron Billingsley getting more practice after trades sending Jerry Levins to the Chargers. The Hall of Fame game opens a 13 year series with inter conference matchups and marks Houston as the first original AFL team to play in the series and the Rams first appearance here.
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Stargell of Pittsburgh leads NL with 93, Torre of St Louis 86, Aaron 78, Montanez 73, Santo and Johnson Phil 66 each. The list names Pir Montanez Pil and Chi as leaders alongside veterans in the standings.
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Pros win again in 38th All-Star Football Game
Earl Morrall starred as the pros beat the Colts 24 to 17 in Chicago. It marked the eighth straight victory for the professionals and the 27th win in 38 All-Star games. The victors praised the Baltimore lineup as future stars for the money game.
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Major League Standings and All Star Game Notes
MLB standings show Balt 1 at Kan City 0 and several Oct/Apr results with Cleveland over Oakland and Chicago over Boston. The All Star Game at Soldier Field featured Earl Morrall directing a Baltimore win 20 of 30 passes, 3 TDs, drawing 52,289 fans for a near-record low attendance since 1944.
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Manning Signs Pact with Saints Amid Strikes and Injuries
Archie Manning, the Saints top pick, signed a five year contract and prepared for practice while Dave Parks demands a larger pay cut amid a training camp dispute. Shinners broke his hand Morgan needs foot surgery as undisciplined drills and holdouts ripple through rosters. Dallas star Duane Thomas backtracked on camp, while Kapp faces a grievance over the standard contract. Namath and Namath era Jets adjust to rain and Namath’s injured wrist. Falcons pick Joe Profit after All-Star game.
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Browns Coach Skorich Sees Promising Scrimmage
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich voiced optimism for today’s scrimmage at the Hiram College camp. He stressed mental error reduction and noted all three quarterbacks Mike Phipps Don Gault and Bill Nelson would play. Joe Reghetti is inactive for the season and Joe Taffoni quit, trading away two defensive and offensive contributors.
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Bengals Hold Scrimmage as Carter, Anderson Lead QB Duty
Cincinnati Bengals fans in Wilmington Ohio watch a controlled scrimmage led by Virgil Carter and rookie Ken Anderson. Greg Cook sits out as he continues shoulder surgery comeback while two a days end and one a days begin ahead of the Miami pre season opener.
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