Hendley and Fulmer Win Devereux Milburn Golf Tourney
A.J. Hendley and Julson Fulmer won the Devereux Milburn Golf Tournament at Palmetto Golf Club with scores of 60 and 63. The event spanned two days with tight finishes as Haggin Gelb and DuFour Williamson tied for third at 127 and several teams were close behind.
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A.J. Hendley
Hendley
Julson Fulmer
Devereux Milburn
Palmetto Golf Club
Hugo Rutherford
Bill Townsend
Ben Ali Haggin
Richard Gelb
Nelson Doubleday
Robert Giddes
Howard Williamson
al DuFour
Rick Hawkins
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
Standings show the American League East led by Texas and California 0 with several rain affected games. Key results include Baltimore 3 New York 1 in 7 innings, Minnesota 3 Oakland 2, Texas 5 California 1, and New York at Baltimore night.
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New York
Peterson
Baltimore
McNally
Cleveland
Wilcox
Boston
Culp
Jabbar leads Bucks past Lakers in playoff rout
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 31 points and grabbed 18 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks routed the Los Angeles Lakers 114-88 to tie the Western Conference series at two games each. Curtis Perry added 11 points and 19 rebounds while Bob Dandridge had 24 points and 15 boards.
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Associated Press
Larry Costello
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Curtis Perry
Bob Dandridge
Jabbar
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Perry
Dandridge
New York Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Hootons Knuckle Ball Stuns Phillies No-Hitter Debuts
Burt Hooton, 22, pitched the earliest major league no hitter since 1940, blanking Philadelphia 4-0 in his fourth start for the Chicago Cubs amid strike delays. San Francisco beat Houston 10-6, Cincinnati toppled Los Angeles 10-1, Pittsburgh shut out New York 2-0, Montreal edged St. Louis 3-2, and San Diego beat Atlanta 3-0. Hooton earned a $2,500 raise as the Cubs rewarded him after the feat.
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Cumberland
Dierker
Cleveland
Fryman
Burt Hooton
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Feller
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Cubs
New York Mets
Hooton
Don Kessinger
Denny Doyle
Greg Luzinski
Rick Monday
Hundley
Pirates stitch Mets as Hernandez and Gaudy trio shine
World champion Pirates held off the Mets with a three-hitter while Montreal surged late to top St. Louis. Bill Greif blanked Atlanta in six on the nightcap after another Braves six-hit effort opened the doubleheader. Kansas City swept Chicago in a heated opener after a players’ strike dispute. Otis drove in the Royals’ first run and scored the winner in a 2-1 first game. Horley drove in the decisive run in the nightcap with a 10th inning single. Royals also won the doubleheader against Chicago, while Minnesota beat Oakland and Baltimore swept New York in rain-shortened action.
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San Francisco
Dave Kingman
Houston
Bob Watson
Tommy Helms
Astros
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Tony Perez
Reds
Willie Stargell
Steve Blass
Bob Miller
Ramon
Hernandez
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Cecil Upshaw
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California
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New York
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Amos Otis
Virginia
Otis
Royals
Steve Horley
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Horley
Bobby Darwin
Twins
Darwin
Chuck Manuel
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
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