Campaneris Lifts A's Past Indians In 10th
In Cleveland, Bert Campaneris lined a two out homer in the 10th inning to lift Oakland to a 3-2 win over the Indians. John Odom started for the A's, Reggie Jackson hit his 11th homer, and Darold Knowles earned the final out for the win. The Indians drop their 10th in 12 as Oakland extends its AL West lead.
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MH Spring Sports Awards Highlight Madison Heights Athletes
Madison Heights High School honored spring sports participants after a strong season. The Pirates captured the Olympic Conference golf title and reached a sectional, while baseball claimed its third straight sectional crown. Track produced standout Steve Crandall who qualified for state. Buck, Robinson, and Welker earned jackets for lettering in their third varsity sport.
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Horton Heads NHL Draftee List
Montreal AP report notes veteran defenseman Tim Horton tops six players drafted as the NHL opens its meetings. Horton, 42, was chosen by Buffalo from Pittsburgh after a $40,000 draft price was paid. Toronto stirred by taking Larry Pleau while surrendering Brad Selwood to Montreal.
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Snead Fails In Bid For U S Open Berth
Slammin Sammy Snead, seeking his elusive U S Open berth, posted a disappointing front nine 40 at Charlotte Country Club in sectional qualifying. He followed with a 78 afternoon round, totaling 147 and missing by two strokes, as Dallas pro Ras Allen and other notables advanced.
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Mount Vernon, Yorktown pace White River Opener wins
Mount Vernon defeated Frankton 12-3 to open the White River Conference with fifteen hits behind two home runs by Bob Lee and a third-inning burst. Yorktown crushed Lapel 11-1 as Jim Estep allowed five hits for the Tigers, while Highland edged Pendleton Heights 3-2 after a late rally. Highland’s comeback came with two out in the seventh as Pendleton’s late lead unraveled due to errors and timely hits.
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Grandview ABCD tournament ends with 10 under par 60 win
Oscar Melson Herm Robinson Willie Veter and Jim Stewart led the Grandview ABCD tournament with a 10 under par 60 Sunday. Two teams tied for second: Gerald Bodkin Bud Biddle Orin Bodkin Amos Kelly and Virg Schuyler Bill Barnett Turk Ashby C W Bodkin. Gerald Musselman Jerry Van Metre Bob Hall and Lynn Swinsick finished fourth.
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Sanders Cracks Golf's Top Ten
New York AP reports Doug Sanders surged to eighth in season money winnings after winning the Kemper Open in Charlotte North Carolina. He earned 35000 for the win and boosted his year total to 74232, moving up from 26th. Jack Nicklaus led with 156051 and Lee Trevino rose to second with 118397 after finishing second by one stroke.
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Williams' Team Wins At Idlewold Florida Best Ball Tourney
Williams team led by Tom Williams and Tom Brandom won Idlewold Florida Best Ball tourney with 59 points. Pete Higginbotham Bob Barnett Pat Ryan Bill McCarty finished second at 62. Myron Whitworth Frank Miler Ron Wood John Garvin tied 62 but lost on a tiebreaker for third. Deb Huntzinger Insurance sponsors the weekly low gross net journey ending Sunday.
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