Nicklaus and Miller Tie for Atlanta Golf Classic Lead
Jack Nicklaus drums up a 68 to join John Miller at 135 after two rounds at the Atlanta Country Club. Miller, 24, San Francisco, says a 70 isn’t bad and vows to win as Nicklaus seeks a third straight title despite a three week layoff.
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Weekend Standings and Golf Action Across The Key Matches
Friday results show Pittsburgh edged Houston 3 2, Chicago routed Atlanta 11 0, Cincinnati routed St Louis 12 0, Montreal beat San Diego 3 1, New York defeated Los Angeles 3 1, Philadelphia beat San Francisco 5 1. Saturday schedule includes multiple games with Reed, Reynolds, Bryant listed and several night matchups. Nicklaus led with four under par in morning rounds, Miller and Dickinson posted solid scores, many players contended including Floyd Players Weiskopf and Eichelberger. Cuts required 146 or better. Tony Jacklin failed to survive with 147 and Dave Hill faced legal issues amid the PGA event.
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Napoles Regains World Welterweight Title At Los Angeles Bout
Jose Napoles claimed the world welterweight crown again by stopping Bill Backus in 1 minute 53 seconds of the eighth round in Los Angeles. The Cuban exile fought left handed against a southpaw foe, using a left jab to set up a decisive left hook that produced the knockout with Backus knocked down twice.
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Reds Rally Behind Perez to Snap Four-Game Slide
Tony Perez paced Cincinnati with four hits including a two run homer as the Reds beat St Louis 6 4 to halt a four game losing streak. Grimsley held the Cardinals to three hits as Cincinnati roughed up Zachary early and Bench added two more RBI on a fourth inning triple.
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Kiwanis Defeats Dairyeo in Junior Pony League rout
Kiwanis rolled to an 18-1 victory over Dairyeo at Remington Avenue Field as Willie Peeples and David Thomas combined for 10 strikeouts in five innings. Ted Mason led Kiwanis with four singles, Peeples added a double and two singles, and Pat McGrath added three singles. Davis Meter received a forfeit from Flowers Industries.
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A's Win 5-3 Over Senators In 21 Innings
In a five hour nineteen minute marathon at RFK Stadium the Oakland A's defeated the Washington Senators 5-3 in the 21st inning. Pitcher Jim Shellenback walked Reggie Jackson with the bases loaded and wild pitched home two runs in the 21st to seal the victory. The win keeps Oakland atop the AL West as late drama prevented a potential replay.
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Major League Baseball Batting Leaders Across Leagues
American League leaders include Oliva with a .370 average and 12 homers while Murcer, Yastrzemski and others top in runs and hits. National League highlights include Brock hitting .363 with 49 runs and Stargell leading with 17 homers, backed by stars like Aaron and Clemente.
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Working Together for Home Ownership at Thomas County Federal
Thomas County Federal promotes low cost financing to help local residents own homes and improve existing ones. Depositors’ savings fund loans that pay carpenters plumbers and electricians, who then reinvest locally. The institution emphasizes community development and earning a reasonable return for depositors.
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