Nicklaus, Palmer Lead Pebble Beach Open As Round Two Ends
Jack Nicklaus joined six players at 144 to lead the U S Open as Arnold Palmer surged with a final stretch burst to 68. Bruce Crampton Lanny Wadkins Cesar Sanudo Kermit Zarley Homero Blancas also shared the front spots while Lee Trevino and Gary Player chased pace at 146 and 147 respectively.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Monterey Pines
Pacific
Bruce Crampton
Lanny Wadkins
Cesar Sanudo
University of Houston
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Wadkins
Blancas
Crampton
Sanudo
Lee Trevino
Zarley
Palmer
Gary Player
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ralph Johnston
Lee Elder
Rod Funseth
Rodriguez
Orville Moody
Tom Shaw
Mason Rudolph
Moody
Shaw
Rudolph
Billy Casper
Pebble
Don January
Tom Weiskopf
Jerry Heard
Dave Eichelberger
Barry Jaeckel
Johnny Miller
Tom Kite
Bobby Cole
George Archer
Lou Graham
Tim Collins
Hale Irwin
Jim Simons
Buddy Allin
Larry Hinson
Hubert Green
Paul Harney
Jerry McGee
Mike Butler
Bobby Nichols
Ben Crenshaw
Reece Seven-Inning No-Hitter Pins 10-Run Frankton Win
Junior pitcher Mark Reece threw five perfect innings in a ten run rule win as Frankton Eagles beat Pendleton Heights 10 to 0. Frankton totalled seven singles plus five walks and four errors to post the balanced attack. Highland’s 7-3 victory over Shenandoah featured early three-run frames and a strong relief effort by Perry White.
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Mark Reece
Frankton Eagles
Pendleton Heights
Highland
Shenandoah
Reece
Pendleton
Eagles
Frankton
Jim Truex
George Lambesis
Randy Feight
Larry van Briggle
Mark Coy
Murray Owen
Coy
Dave Pipis
Owen
Allan Hancher
Pipis
Yorktown
Pendleton Heigh
Rod Ogden
Raiders
Perry White
White
Jones
Pend
Heights
R Bratten
Arnold Miller Able
Melton
Nine McCrocklin
Khammer
D Henchmen
Coyeotals
Able
D. Menehmes
Brown
Hancher
Truex
Lambesis
Wey Brattain
Harvey
Hall
Wilson
Highland AB
RBI
Mock
Kerr
Dugger
Ogden
Chase
Nin McCorkle
Ae Daliman
Nel Henson
Shanando
Rbi Riggs
J. Keesling
Lackey
Rf Urie
Marites
Hail
Ayres
Green
Breden
McCorkle
Sai
Chase _ Ayres
Laurie Green
Ee 'Harliss
Regional Baseball Records Highlight Madison Heights Standouts
Regional statistics list players and teams across Kokomo Noblesville Madison Heights and Marion. Notable marks include Sauerwein four and five strikeouts across two games. G Wyrick 23 putouts in two seven inning games. Hudelson no hits and a lost decision. Underwood 0 walks in a complete game. Arrendale two and three errors in Marion and one game. Hood pinch hit Noblesville. multiple two base on balls and double plays by Madison Heights and Porter Buck. Parks Noblesville milestone.
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Paties
Welker
Madison Heights
Wallace and Parks
Nobiesville
S-—-Evans
Kokomo
Brehm
Roof
Buck
Underwood
K. Wyrick
Porter
Jones and Buck
G. Wyrick
Sauerwein
Hudelson
Marion
Sirthesoute
Parks
Noblesville
Hood
Dell
Mendenhall
Arrendale
Lowery
Walker
Mad
Wallace Noblesville
Beadle Noblesville
Liggin
Jones
Hawkins
Smith
Wells
Evans Kokomo
Lyttle
Coomer
Oblesville Taylor
Marion Linzie
Thwaits
Pettit
Dun
Aguilar
Bradford
Ewes Hudelson
Marion Ee
Yeakler
Marion Rae
Evert Leads U S to 2 1 Wightman Cup Victory Over Britain
Chris Evert, 17, powered the U S to a 2-1 edge over Britain in Wimbledon Wightman Cup play. She won singles 6 4 6 4 over Virginia Wade and partnered Patti Hogan to a 7 5 6 4 doubles win. Four more matches follow Saturday as the U S presses for the Cup.
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Wimbledon
England
Lille
Chris Evert
Britain
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Joyce Williams
Wendy Overton
Washington
U.S
Virginia Wade
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Winnie Shaw
Neil Truman
Miss Evert
Miss Wade
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Monaco
Juan Gilbert
Bernard Balleret
Antonio Munoz
Patrick Landau
Soviet Union
Poland
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Corrado Barazzutti
Ion Tiriae
Adriano Panata
Sirois and Wente Enter Indiana Classic Field
Jigger Sirois of Hammond Indiana and Bob Wente of Nor mandy Missouri have entries for the Indiana Classic at the Indiana State Fairgrounds June 17. They join top drivers Roger McClusky Norm Nelson Al Unser Johnny Rutherford Gordon Johncock Bobby Unser with green flag at 9 PM. Practice starts 5 PM qualifications 6 PM.
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Jigger Sirois
Hammond
Indiana
Bob Wente
Normandy
Missouri
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Roger McClusky
Norm Nelson
al Unser
Johnny Rutherford
Gordon Johncock
Bobby Unser
Sirois
Joe McFarland
DeMotte
Wente
Childs Brothers
Wentzville
George Salih
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Salih
Jigger
Smith Gorman win matches to lead U S over Mexico in Davis Cup
Top seeds Stan Smith and Tom Gorman each won in straight sets to give the United States a 2-0 lead over Mexico in the final round of the North American Zone Davis Cup. Smith defeated Vicente Zarazua 6-2 6-1 6-2, while Gorman beat Joaquin Loyo Mayo 8-6 6-3 6-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Platero
Mexico City
Stan Smith
Tom Gorman
United States
Mexico
Smith
Vicente Zarazua
Gorman
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
U.S
Zarazua
Roke Smith
West Germany
Romania
Spain
Monaco
United
Chile
Sea Pines
S.C
Erik van Dilen
San Mateo
Calif
Loyo Mayo
Ern
California
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Stan
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Seattle
Duesseldorf
Harold Elschenbroich
Frantisek Pala
Beard Battles Slump At Pebble Beach Open
Frank Beard, a long-time money winner, slumped to a 21 over par total in the U S Open at Pebble Beach finishing 115 after two rounds. He vowed to beat the slump and keep playing despite fan boos and tough course conditions.
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Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Ray Floyd
Pebble Beach
Calif
Louisville
Beard
Pebble Beach Seaside
San Francisco
Reeves Signs Pact With Philadelphia
Hallmark rookie quarterback John Reaves signed a four year Eagles contract worth about 200000 dollars with incentives that could double the sum He said the deal ties his pay to team success and personal milestones He credited Pete Liske for last year and aims to win starting job while helping Philadelphia reach the playoffs and Super Bowl potential zeros omitted for clarity
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Philadelphia
John Reaves
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Reaves
University of Florida
Eagles
Pete Liske
Tampa
Pete
Liske
Perrdan
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Arnie
Associated Press
Lonny Wadkins
Clemmons
N.C
UPI
Cruises
Dennis Mack
John Kerr
Neal Dugger
Jeff Chase
Highlanders
Dave McCorkle
Mack
Pendlet
His
Parson
Ecsene Parks
Cere Liggin
Parsons
Evert
Chris
Crris
Miss Overton
Mrs. Williams
Sirois’ Wente
Indiana Classic
Charlie Coody
Reeves
Zales
Dad
Mounds Mall
Bank Americard
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