Aaron Keeps Lead In PGA Championship
Leader Tommy Aaron held a two stroke edge over Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr after a second round 71 to total 137 at Laurel Valley. Arnold Palmer faced controversy over course changes tied to a two strike penalty and trailed by ten strokes as golfers contend for the final rounds.
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UPI
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Arnold Palmer
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Dave Marr
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PGA
Laurel Valley
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Gardner Dickinson
Ray Floyd
Mike Souchak
Dan Sikes
Ron Bies
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Sam Snead
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Mason Rudolph
Ben Hogan
Julius Boros
Ed Furgol
Jack Fleck
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Jackie Burke
Lionel Hebert
Lionel
Jay
George Knudson
Keota Football Practice Starts August 20
Keota Community School football drills begin August 20 with all high school boys asked to report to the elementary building in Keota Thursday at 9 a.m. for physicals and a squad meeting. In Cleveland, Lou Groza of the Browns is poised to surpass Y. A. Tittle’s NFL games record early in the 1965 season.
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Cleveland
UPI
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Cleveland Browns
National Football League
Y. A. Tittle
Better Team Halas optimistic on 1965 Bears prospects
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas vows a rejuvenated 1965 squad aiming for improved line blocking and defense. He notes rookies at end and backfield, with Mike Ditka likely to star at tight end, and names several contenders for halfback and fullback positions as he weighs a challenging league field.
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UPI
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Los Angeles
Halas
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Wisconsin
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
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Florence
Ala
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Ralph Kurek
Andy Rice
Texas Southern
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Kansas
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Florida
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Jim Purnell
Bears
Larry Morris
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Roger Leclerc
Bill George
Doug Atkins
Dick Evey
Ed O’bradovich
Stan Jones
Earl Leggett
John Johnson
Joe Szczecko
Bob Kilcullen
Mike Ditka
Bill Martin
Rich Kreitling
Ditka
Mike Pyle
Palmer
Jim Cabile
Herman Lee
Bob Wetoska
Gayle Sayers
Jon Arnett
Ronnie Bull
Charlie Bivins
Joe Marconi
Andy Livingston
Kurek
Dallas woman visits mother in Washington by company plane
Ten years ago today Louise Henderson of Dallas Texas is visiting her mother Mrs Stanley Fishburn. Mrs Henderson arrived at Washington Municipal Airport Friday afternoon. She flew from Dallas to Washington with her employers Fred Harmon and Roger Harlan in the company's plane. The employers are enroute to Michigan.
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Louise Henderson
Dallas
Tex
Stanley Fishburn
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Highlights
United Press International reports the American League standings led by Minnesota and Baltimore, with Cleveland and Detroit close behind. Friday results included Cleveland at Minnesota and Washington over Baltimore. Weekend and Sunday games feature key matchups such as Los Angeles at Detroit and Minnesota at Cleveland, plus several interleague or cross-division contests across the circuit.
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United Press International American League
W. L. Pet
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
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Boston
Kansas City
Kansas Ci
Lopez
Wickersham
Kaat
McDowell
Talbor
Ford
Howard
Monbouquette
Lonborg
Kreutzer
Pappas
AAU Swim Meet Heads Into More Events In Toledo
At the Nations AAU men and women swimming and diving championships in Toledo, 11 more events including platform diving will be held. Marks from Friday's 11 events and a world record from Wednesday set the field. defending champions like Marilyn Ramenofsky and Sharon Stouder return in key races as Chet Jastremski pursues a second straight 200-meter breaststroke win.
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Ohio
UPI
Lucas County Recreation Center
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Ariz
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Chesapeake
Jastremski
Tom Tretheway
Indianapolis
Kathy Ferguson
Burbank
Calif
Cathy Caron
France
Miss Ferguson
Judy Humburger
Fort Wayne
Ind
California
Spahn falters as Phillies rally in 3 2 win
Warren Spahn, 44, struck out nine in six scoreless innings but lost his 14th decision as Dick Schofield’s error sparked Philadelphia’s 3-2 win over San Francisco. Other NL results: Dodgers edged Pirates 3-2, Cardinals beat Reds, Braves beat Mets, and Giants dropped. AL highlights include Indians over Twins, Orioles loss to Washington, and Red Sox over White Sox. UPI note: wine consumption rising. average American drinks about twice his father’s amount, under a gallon yearly.
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Alex Johnson
Cookie Rojas
Johnny Callison
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Frank Linzy
Richie Allen
Johnson
Dick Stuart
Rojas
Gary Wagner
Bo Belinsky
Ray Herbert
Len Gabrielson
Tom Haller
Hal Lanier
Jim Hart
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Jeff Torborg
Pirates
San Francisco
Bob Veale
Osteen
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Reds
Jim Maloney
Curt Simmons
Nelson Briles
Gene Oliver
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Bob Buhl
Cubs
Chris Krug
Rusty Staub
Houston
Don Nottebart
Jack Fisher
Mets
Astrodome
UPI
Italy
U S Track Team Wins In Augsburg And Munich Tour
The United States track and field squad swept West Germany 62 55 by the women and crushed the men 142 91 in Augsburg. Olympic champions Edith McGuire and Wyomin Tyus led the women with one win each and helped the 400 meter relay win. The team then began a Bavarian Alps sightseeing tour after the two day meet.
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Germany
UPI
U.S
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Alps
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Atlanta
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Griffin
U. S
Poland
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Lights boost planned on Iowa State campus in Ames
The Iowa Board of Regents approved 50000 dollars to upgrade street and sidewalk lighting across the Iowa State University campus in Ames. The plan aims to illuminate dark areas cited in student safety concerns amid attacks.
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Department of Animal Science
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U.S. Public Health Service
Committee For Agricultural Development
Iowa State
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Evening Journal
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