Graham Wins U S Open in Playoff at Medinah
Lou Graham edged John Mahaffey in an 18 hole playoff to claim the U S Open at Medinah. Graham parred the final two holes after Mahaffey failed to birdie, finishing at three over par 281. Mahaffey missed birdie chances on multiple late holes as Graham sealed the victory with a clutch par.
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John Mahaffey
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Muhaffey
Indiana Hoosiers Rally Past Kentucky in All Star Showdown
Indiana High School hoops coach Hob Dille faced boos for his platoon system as Kyle Macy and Sam Drummer led a comeback against Kentucky. Drummer starred with 22 minutes and eight of 12 shooting, while Macy added nine points and solid defense. A record 15,612 fans watched at Indiana, with proceeds aiding the blind.
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Dille
Indiana
Hob Dalle
Kentucky
Market Square
Nile
Mr. Dille
Basketball
Kyle Macy
Péru
Muncie
Sam
Macy
Dile
Toosier
Marion
Kevit Pearson
Val Martin
South Bend
Adams
Drummer
Varsity
Alent
Magy
Sam Drummer
Plummer
Muncie North Star
Gary Baker
Steve Walker
Hoosiers
Miki
Tans
Glenan Sudhop
Pearson
Martin
Derrick Johnson
Bill Batcher
Jerry Lichting
Wiech Valavieiis
Onus
Arabs Move Within Half Game Of WRC Lead In 6-4 Win
Pendleton Heights, led by Mark Vance on the mound and Ken Shepherd at the plate, beat Yorktown 6-4 to climb to 5-2 in White River Conference play, just a half game behind Mount Vernon. Shepherd went 3 for 3 with a double and four RBIs. Yorktown dropped to 4-3, with Vernon remaining atop the standings after a 4-1 win over Frankton as Barry Cole held Yorktown to four hits and struck out seven in a 4-0 Marauders win.
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Pendleton
Mark Vance
Ken Sheperd
Yorktown
White River
Vance
Tiger Yalleys
Sheperd
Yorklawn
Alice Ah
Sud
Mount Vernon
Frankton
Barry Col
Vernon
Prankton
Cay Cats
Gaoper
Miendrieds
Ennis
Cave Schmidt
Parker
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Gila
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Cooper
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Tate
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Barker
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Whitaker
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Gasper
Af Delford
Anderson
Russell
Bat
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Irvin
Mavis Whiteker
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Wesefiel
M. Mills
Anderson Thy
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Silenan
McCoy
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Sanders
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Greg
Pendieton
Shemanroah
Yorktown Ig
Shenandoah Fligtland
Lapet & Wes
Pendietin Heights
Miyant Vernon
Wesdal
Wex-Bet Wedrestay
Lapet
Anlar
Pendleton Heights
Maem Vernon
Ankton
Wes Delee
Reds Roll as Plummer, Denehy Power 84 Victory
Cincinnati Reds powered past Atlanta 8 4 behind homers by Bill Plummer and Johnny Denehy and a four run third inning. Jack Billingham earned his eighth win. Braves starter Jamie Easterly took the loss after Cesar Geronimo and a late homer by Benes kept the Braves in it briefly.
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Johnny Deneh
Bill Plummer
Cincinnati Reds
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Plummer
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Benes
Mike Jeura
Soto
Cesar Geronimo
Braves
Jamie Easterly
Cincinnati
Abi Ebi
Bi Kosegb
Sei Ogani
Fosae
Cincinmati
Dls
Adlauia Macor
Job—Cincinnati
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Neen
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Bo Leos
Sadecki
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Astros Rally Beats Dodgers 6 5 In Nine Innings
Bob Watson belted a three run homer in the second as Houston opened a six run surge and withstood a late Dodgers rally to win 6 5. Roger Metzger and Cesar Cedeno contributed early hits to fuel the Astros offense while Watson provided the decisive power in a tense Monday night contest.
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Houston
Bob Watson
Astros
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Watson
Roger Metzger
Cesar Cedeny
ECC Pro Am Scores Given at Edgewood Club
The event saw Mike Martin Jr Bob Gibson Chuck Manger and Don Givan share top honors with a 13amider par in the Edgewood Country Club half handicap best ball prowl. D W Brown Dink Manger Rob Jenner and Kevin Boylan were second with 38. The third team of Horner Fields Mishler and Collins posted 56, followed by Swinehart Barnett Jones Renner in fourth. Five teams tied for fifth at 66. In other action Lapel defeated WRC 6-4 on four hits as Bluerzinger homered early. Shenandoah won behind Jobi Nigas as Riggs allowed two runs in five. Shenandoah’s record rose to 4-2 while Mighkind stayed winless.
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Mike Martin Jr
Bob Gibson
Chuck Manger
Don Givan
Edgewood Country Club
D. W. Brown
Dink Manger
Rob Jenner
Kevin Boylan
Dick Horner
Vern Fields
Dave Mishler
Marion Collins
Rod Swinehart
Don Barnett
Bil Jones
Joe Renner
Tom Forrest
Clyde Scott
Ed James
Keith Betts
Bill Faras
Charles Graybiel
Tlogh Barnes
Die Vanderour
Wessel Warriors
Aptos
Lapel
Jeff Bluerzinger
Bulldogs
Shenandoah
Jobi Nigas
Sheanders
Highland
Mr. Riggs
Seals
Pine
Breakfast Options and Local Matchups Highlight Daily Schedule
A fragmented recap lists breakfast items and sports results across venues including Gibem Carbs Ball and North Side games. Notable names include Nicholson, Krasner, and Meador from Meadowbrook and Shusteres Madsay with Brives Berter. The page shows local standings, stalls at Cool Cold Market, and Top Line Mattress Bargains at Hewitt's.
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Frasklis
Gibem
Jeree O'freant
Jn Wiryant & Hames
Bracks
Armstrong Shusteres Madsay
Nicholson
Blast
Kofi Heya
Davis
Abs
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Krasner Brosdway
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R Hiatt
Parker
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Moose
Firefahters
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Meadowbrook Coca
Manis
Wechster
Wout
Rambis
Loral
Ruth Leads North in Amateur Diamond Scores
Babe Ruth stars in a muddled report of a North region diamond game. The text lists players like Phillips and Randolpa with scattered scores and positions, but the fragmentary OCR makes exact details unclear.
Munson Stars as Yankees Romp Past Orioles in Baltimore
Thurman Munson drove in three runs including a two run homer in the third and Doc Medich allowed eight hits in a 6-1 Yankees win over Baltimore. Medich fanned five and completed the game as New York moved within half a game of the first place Red Sox in the AL East.
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Doc Medich
New York Yankees
Baltimore Quoes
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Boston
Lee May
Alex Johnson
Roy White
Grimsley
Johnson
New York
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Singktione
Aloisore Feld
Ipoh
Groeghoa
Garland
Slgg
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Lou Graham
Bob Green
Medinah
JI Cap
Baby Rosburg
Jon Graham
Medinah Country Club
Androw Graham
Dennis “McCloud
Weaver
Bulton
Jrons
Hirdie
Uirec
Champion
Marvin
Mike Clifton
Tiso Griffith
Sport Bowl
Greg White
Reds
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Stig Melager
Sisi Marhalp
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Averbarhas
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Menderson
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Tucker Dhy
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Verktown
Sheperd Mathisoy
Hewitt's Furniture Warehouse
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Meridian
Babe Ruth
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Wowie
Kita
K Rhater Phillips
AK Rothes
Everee Ae
Sago
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Earshey
So-Hia
Sea
John Garrett
Garrett
7Th & Central
All Star Championship Wrestling
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Hillerant Or
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Oviet
Tam
Chuck O'Conner
Bobby Bold Eagle
Ben Justice
Mark Mansoh
Sode Union Mall
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Walkers
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