Nicklaus' Oakmont return set for U S Open showdown
The Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania hosts the U S Open with Jack Nicklaus aiming to repeat past success at the scene of his first professional win in 1962. Tom Weiskopf emerges as the top challenger as Nicklaus curbs his schedule and eye on the Grand Slam event. In college golf, Anderson forges toward a regional title as Richmond and North Central loom, with state implications on the line.
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Weiskopf
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Atlanta
Ater
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Big Jack
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Tribe
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Elks Country Club
Phil Sullivan
Sullivan
Steve Douglass
Jim Cue
Steve Brown
Jeff Smith
Ryan Estes
Red Devils
Rushville
Greensburg
Elks
Indians
South Bend Adams
Laporte
Longest Brockway hole in Lapel gets tougher with trees
Pro Dick Gross adds eight trees along the last 175 yards of the No. 3 620 yard hole at Brockway to challenge golfers. A creek 160 yards short of the green and out of bounds left increase risk. More enhancements planned include enlarging the second green and a fairway trap near the fourth green. completion may be delayed by weather.
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Madison County
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Dick Gross
Gross
Rams Trade Gabriel to Eagles for Five Picks
Los Angeles sends quarterback Roman Gabriel to Philadelphia for Harold Jackson Tony Baker and three draft choices including No 1 selections in 1974 and 1975 and No 3 in 1975. Gabriel, 32, had arm trouble last season but said he was fit.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
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Roman Gabriel
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Tony Baker
George Allen
Coy Bacon
Bob Thomas
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Klosterman
Southen
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John Zook
Atlanta
Izzy Lang
Jackson State
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Towa State
New Orleans
Saints
Barnhizer Throws One-Hit Shutout as Lapel Trims Highland
Barnhizer pitched a one hit shutout for Lapel and Denny Fields powered the offense with a two run double in a nine run burst during a six inning rout of Highland. Lapel adds an 11-0 victory to claim a 2-0 White River Conference record and travels to Yorktown Monday.
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Mark Barnhizer
Highland
Denny Fields
Bulldogs
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Barnhizer
Ron Howell
RBI
Gibens
Forrer
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Sede
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Jackson
Greenfield Central wins Greenfield Sectional baseball title
Greenfield Central scored seven runs in a two-run stretch and beat Pendleton Heights 9-2 to capture the Greenfield Sectional baseball championship. Pendleton Heights had rallied to tie the afternoon game with an 8-5 win over Morristown Pendleton, aided by a dramatic three-run homer in the seventh.
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Moore
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Able
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If- Swackhammer
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Sheperd
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Simmons
Stanfifer
Jones
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Ables
Baseball scores and rain make-ups at Crawford Field
Three rain make-up games are due at both diamonds today with times set for 10 a.m., 12 30 p.m., and 3 p.m. Players include Ruth North Anderson roster entries and notable hits by Pugh Jameson Stokes and Hart. Teams Coca Cola Chrysler Realtors Songer Auto and Best Ever are listed with line scores and pitchers noted.
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L. Freeman
J. Terry
Cole
Freeman
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Davis Courtney
Brandon
Pritchard
Hr—Pugh
Davis
South
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L—Fishvegt
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Jackson Street
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Kiel
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