Murphy Seeks Dow Jones Open Victory At Montclair
Bob Murphy returns to the Upper Montclair course for the Dow Jones Open at Clifton New Jersey facing a strong field. He aims to repeat his 1960s form after a near-miss at Tulsa and notes fans support as a boost. The $300000 event draws Nicklaus Palmer Casper and Snead among others with 57 of last year’s top 60 money winners in attendance.
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N.J
Bob Murphy
Montclair
Murphy
PGA
Tulsa
Puoy
New York Area
Brooklyn
Florida
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Dave Stockton
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Dave Hill
Orville Moody
Tom Weiskopf
Sam Snead
Charles Town
W. VA
Newton R. Brown
George C. Szego
Cincpac
Westminster
Shenandoah Downs
Regal Money
Caicpac
Family Trouble
Bush Smasher
Man Victor
In-Clavetor
Parker
Furman
Bob King
Paladins
Ron Douthit
Tom Ilderton
East Carolina
Charlie Richards
Jim Livesay
Richmond
Spiders
Frank Jones
Scott Miller
Virginia Military Institute
Vito Ragazzo
Bob Herb
John Bilbo
John Yonushonis
William and Mary
Wes Mercer
Bubba Hooker
Laver Advances In Marlboro Tennis Championship
South Orange hosts the Marlboro Tennis Championship where Laver defeats Russell 7 6 6 3 in a grass court battle. Australians Rosewall and Margaret Smith Court move toward Sunday's finals as others in the field seek upsets.
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Laver
Marlboro
South Orange
N.J
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Russell
Jamaica
W.I
Ken Rosewall
Margaret Smith Court
Orioles Beat A's 5 1 as Buford Homers Twice
Orioles slugger Dick Buford drove in two with a two run homer and later a single helping Jim Palmer to his 18th win as Baltimore defeated the Oakland A's 5-1. The A's suffered their ninth loss in 10 starts while Hunter took his ninth August defeat.
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Associated Press
Don Buford
Jim Hunter
Baltimore
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Hunter
Orioles
Oakland A’s
Catfish
Oakland
Cleveland
Steve Hargan
Indians
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Boston
Bert Blyleven
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Stan Bahnsen
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Atlanta
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Montreal
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Jim Palmer
Bob Locker
Palmer
Felipe Alou
A’s
Bowling Meeting Planned Tonight At Health Center Lanes
The Evening Star Ladies League will hold a general meeting at Health Center Lanes tomorrow at 8 p.m. All interested bowlers invited. Prospective members for the Tuesday and Thursday Housewives League should contact Libby McKee at 662-7655.
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Evening Star Ladies League
Health Center
Housewives League
Libby McKee
Rain Favors Parker as Citadel Preseason Drill Opens
Red Parker of The Citadel hopes for rain as the Bulldogs prepare for a Sept. 12 opener against Clemson. The squad works in wet conditions to install a veer offense and selects a quarterback amid ongoing preseason drills.
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Associated Press
Red Parker
Citadel
Clemson
Parker
Bulldogs
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top leaders in the American and National Leagues by batting average and other stats for 350 at bats. Key figures include Oliva and A Johnson in batting, Killebrew and F Howard leading home runs, and pitchers Cuellar and Gibson with strong win totals and low ERAs. Also noted are runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, stolen bases, and strikeout leaders.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
A. Johnson
California
Yastrzemski
Boston
White
New York
Tovar
F. Howard
Washington
Killebrew
Harper
Milwaukee
Fregosi
R. Smith
P. Kelly
Kansas City
Alomar
Cuellar
Baltimore
Cain
Detroit
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Carty
Atlanta
B. Williams
Chica
Bonds
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Perez
Rose
Chicago
W. Parker
Los Angeles
W. Davis
Kessinger
Tolan
Brock
St. Louis
Simpson
Gibson
Seaver
Little League Tickets Go On Sale For Labor Day Games
Tickets are on sale for Little League Football games on Labor Day and Thursday September 10. One ticket will be sold this year instead of two like last year. BUENOS AIDES AP report notes.
Pro Football Trades And Roster Moves Across NFL
NFL teams swapped players and waived several veterans. Washington asked waivers on Carl Kammerer and Tom Brown with Floyd Peters named player coach. Kammerer later claimed by Atlanta. Dallas traded for Bobby Thompson. Lions sent Bob Parker to Eagles for Chuck Hughes. Browns, Giants, Bears, Falcons and others made moves as teams reshaped rosters. Noel Black died in a Bonneville land speed crash after reaching 325 mph while attempting a record.
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Carter
Brigham Young
Chicago Bears
Buffalo
Bengals
Davis
New York Giants
Waiiers
Giants
Houston Oilers
Detroit Lions
Bob Parker
Philadelphia Eagles
Chuck Hughes
Hughes
Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Eugene
Moore
San Francisco
Butch Riley
Minnesota Vikings
Seth Miller
John Spinks
Les Perry
Andy Kolstad
Washington
Carl Kammerer
Tom Brown
Floyd Peters
Atlanta Falcons
Kammerer
Dallas Cowboys
New Orleans Saints
Bobby Thompson
Boston
Aaron Marsh
Ed Toner
Willie Richardson
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Carpers Valley Golf and Os Aed Club
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Ernestine Jones
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Ted Uhlaender
Roy Foster
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Aurelio Rodriguez
Buenos Aides
Estudiantes de la Plata
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Latrobe, Pa
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Noel Black
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Bonneville Racing Association
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