Trevino Draws Crowds With Brash Style At British Open
Trevino, the U S Open champion and 1970 money leader, drew hundreds away from Arnold Palmer during a Canadian Open finish. The 31-year-old Mexican American star, nicknamed Super Mex, has won four times this year and aims to top Hogan’s career earnings as he heads to the British Open.
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Senators Ride Streak to Sixth Straight Win Over Indians
The Washington Senators crushed Cleveland 15 6 for a fourth straight win over the Indians and their sixth consecutive victory overall. Dick Billings hit a grand slam while Frank Howard and Del Unser added three run homers as Washington pulled within three games of fifth place Cleveland in the AL East. The Red Sox rallied to beat the Yankees 12 7 as New York blew an early lead. Other scores include California over Oakland 2 1 and Milwaukee over Minnesota 2 1.
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Donohue fronts caution flag system at Schaefer 500 finish
Mark Donohue praised the new caution flag system used at the Schaefer 500 while claiming it nearly cost him a heartbreakingly close victory at Pocono Raceway. He won by 1.2 seconds over Joe Leonard with A J Foyt, Mario Andretti, and Bill Vukovich Jr. following.
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North Augusta Plans Tennis Tournament
North Augusta Recreation Department schedules the city tennis championship for July 12 13 and 14 across from City Hall. Three age groups each for boys and girls 12 and under 15 and under and 18 and under. Entry deadline is Friday July 9 at 4 p.m. Registrations at the recreation center. Trophies awarded to division winners. Each entrant must provide a can of tennis balls.
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Sanguillen Gains English Help From Wife On Field
Manny Sanguillen of the Pittsburgh Pirates boosts his on field communication with pitchers thanks to wife Kathy teaching him English. The Panamanian catcher, praised by Danny Murtaugh as a top NL catcher, credits improved dialogue for better game management and signals. He idolizes Roberto Clemente and roots for a pennant run while his mind lingers on Colon, Panama and family in McKeesport.
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Canonero II Moves to King Ranch Stable at Belmont Park
Canonero II now rests in the King Ranch barn at Belmont Park under trainer W J Buddy Hirsch after a bad hock infection. Owner Robert J Kleberg Jr is negotiating for a purchase reportedly around one million dollars. The Venezuelan bred colt finished fourth in the Belmont Stakes while battling skin and hoof issues and is not expected to race again this year.
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Evonne Goolagong Tops Wimbledon Title Feat at 20
Evonne Goolagong, soon to be 20, captured the Wimbledon crown by sweeping Margaret Court 6 4 6 1 in the final after defeating Billie Jean King in the semi finals. The Australian presented a breakthrough win that sent a new heir to the late era's champions. Vic Edwards, her coach, predicted peak form by 1974.
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Isaac Ends Ford's Race Domination at Daytona
Bobby Isaac drove a Dodge to win the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway by an eighth of an inch over a 40-car field. Richard Petty, Buddy Baker, and Pete Hamilton followed in Plymouth and Dodge, ending Ford's two month dominance on superspeedways. Isaac earned his largest paycheck in 10 years as Chrysler teams switched to wedge engines to gain speed.
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