Slow Play in Golf Crises Spurs Calls for Change
Golf Digest highlights a rising slow play crisis in American golf. Overlong rounds, course designs, and etiquette issues slow 18 holes to beyond five hours. Reforms urged include shorter courses smaller greens and stricter ball marking rules. Notable figures Julius Boros Dave Marr and Jack Nicklaus cited. Autobiographic trivia follows about record aces and ages.
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Gibson Wins at Sandusky in 1965 Feature Race
Tod Gibson of Richwood Ohio wins the 50 lap Sandusky Speedway feature on October 3 aboard a Chevy powered Super Sprint. He sets an Ohio fast time of 18.74 seconds, secures the lead late, and wins by a slim five point margin in the season finale, with George Friend taking semi feature honors and Sandusky Speedway to close for a week.
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Prep sports schedule from Thursday to Sunday entries
The Elyria area features cross country at Aakland on Thursday with a wide prep schedule across conferences. Friday brings football matchups including Oberlin at Ridgeville Amherst at Clearview Midview at New London and others across Inland Southwest and Firelands with several Lake Erie area teams. Saturday offers jayvee action Jayvee Midpark at Elyria at 10 a.m. plus more conference games. Sunday lists Ashtabula St John at Catholic at 2 15 p m.
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Major League Standings and Schedule for Today
American League standings show Minnesota 96 56 and Chicago 87? 65, with Baltimore 84 64 and Detroit 83 68 close behind. Yesterday Kansas City beat Minnesota 8 2 while Baltimore and California split, and Cleveland beat Detroit in 16 innings. Tonight’s matchups feature Pappas versus Pascual in Baltimore at Minnesota, and McLain facing McDowell in New York. West in National League has San Francisco leading at 60 60 with Los Angeles 66 64. Philadelphia and Milwaukee trailing. Tomorrow’s games include Baltimore at Minnesota and Chicago at Detroit, plus multiple NL games across major teams.
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London Knocks Out Opponent in Liverpool Fight
Report from Liverpool lists Brian London defeating Roger Alkeher by knockout for a 1982 victory in San Francisco. Upsets included Ronnie Geoffrion outpointing Bob Arena in Freeport Mineola and Tito Marshall beating Bennie Briscoe in Philadelphia with Jon Frazier stopping Mike Bruce in Westfield Massachusetts.
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League Leaders Bank On Home Runs And Pitching
National League leaders include Mays 49 for the Giants and McCovey 37, with Williams 33 for the Cubs and Aaron 32 for the Braves. American League leaders list Gonigliaro 40 for the Red Sox and Horton 28 for the Tigers. Pitching leaders feature Koufax 23 8 for the Dodgers and Bolin 24 5 for the Giants, with Reds star Nuxhall 11 3 and Stottlemyre 18 8 for the Yankees. Runs batted in leaders show Johnson 124 for the Reds and Mays 106 for the Giants, with Williams 102 for the Cubs.
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Panthers jayvees beat Middies in week showdown
Elyria Catholic jayvee football followed the varsity example to defeat Midview jayvees as Brian London, former British heavyweight champion, scored the quickest knockout in a separate boxing note. Bob Anderson tallied the lone touchdown on a 14 yard pass to Kelyard in the second quarter. The Panthers host Olmsted Falls next.
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Murakami Shuts Down Reds As Giants Clinch 4-0 Victory
Murakami limits Cincinnati to one hit over four innings as the Giants turn back the Reds 4-0. He strikes out four, walks none, and preserves Bob Bolin’s 12th win while the Giants strengthen their pennant lead as Philadelphia and Pittsburgh suffer losses. Masanori Murakami’s steady relief helps San Francisco silence doubters and extend their hot streak.
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Indians Rally Past Detroit In Four-Hour Free-for-All
New York reports a long late game as Cleveland defeats Detroit 5 4 in 14 innings on Chicago Salmon's bases loaded single. Pedro Gonzalez sparked the drama by charging the mound after two inside pitches, claiming they hit him. Sherry says mislocated fastballs caused the clash. Umpire Bill McKinley supported Sherry, while Hank Aguirre called it assault and battery. Forty-five players saw action, nearly matching a league record.
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