Nicklaus Leads Open in Six Way Tie After Round One
Jack Nicklaus shares the early U S Open lead with a 71 at Pebble Beach, joining Chi Chi Rodriguez, Orville Moody, Mason Rudolph, Tom Shaw, and Kermit Zarley in a six way tie. Lee Trevino copes with pneumonia symptoms posting a 74 as he battles for the title defense.
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Anderson Indians Win Richmond Regional Golf Title
The Anderson Indians edged Carmel by two strokes to win the rain-delayed Richmond regional golf tournament with a 306. Carmel and Richmond tied for second at 308, with Carmel winning a playoff on the first extra hole. The trio advances to the state finals at Old Oakland Golf Course in Oakland on Monday.
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Meadowbrook Pro Am Winners Claim 9 Under Par
Meadowbrook Golf Course hosted a Florida style pro am won by C Coates, Joe Elliott, Joe Stine, and Randy Coates at 9 under par. Second place went to George Minnick, Earl Carmin, Ed Freestone, and Elmer Stevenson. C Coats also took a hole in one tourney with George Phillips and Scoopy Campbell. A guest best ball pro am is scheduled for Sunday at Meadowbrook.
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Learn To Fly At Jessup Airport Flight Instruction
Flight instruction services offered at Jessup Airport located at 500N and 125E. Tie downs available. For details call 642-5855.
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Hockett Wins Legion Debut In Marion Opener
Jeff Savage pitched a four hitter as Hockett defeated Marion 4 to 2 to open Legion baseball. Steve Porter had three hits to lead a seven hit attack and Terry Fox scored twice for Hockett.
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Nolan's precise control fuels Reds surge over Mets
Cincinnati pitcher Gary Nolan, 8-1 entering the Mets series, credits improved control for his success as Sparky Anderson hails him as a top pitcher. Nolan's 2.18 ERA comes after a 1970 pennant season and a rough 1971, with walks limited to 17 in 91 innings and 47 strikeouts. The Reds have won seven straight, boosting NL West lead as Koosman starts for the Mets in the three game set.
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