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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

11

Harris 67 leads U S Open after first round at Merion

Labron Harris Jr. shot a three under par 67 to lead the U S Open by one stroke on the treacherous Merion East Course. Bob Goalby tied for second after a late stumble on the 17th, while Nicklaus Colbert Nichols and Wadkins also carded 68s amid tough greens and final-hole drama.

Ardmore UPI Labron Harris Jr Bob Goalby Harris Goalby Wounder U.S Lanny Wadkins Doug Sanders Jack Nicklaus Jim Colbert Bobby Nichols East Course Merion Golf Club Nicklaus Moust Arnold Palmer Tony Jacklin Homero Blancas Palmer Jacklin Blancas Wadkins Guile Merion Wake Forest Sanders Andrew Heras Jr Bobby Greenwood Paul Harney Jerry Heard George Johnson Dim. Colbert John Lister Iaby Nichols Arvo Palmer Ronnie Rel den Gay Brewer John Schnseder Charles Coody Hui J.C. Snead Dale Douglass Larry Wise Ralph Johnston Juttus Boros John #Auier Billy Casper Len Thompson Chuck ‘Courtney Chi Rodriguez Ick Crawtéed BRM John Schree Ben Renshawe Bam Lee Treving Bruce Fleisher Howard Twitly Kennedy Simons Howie Johnson Bob Smith George Keyes Ken Shit Dave Marr Geena Damanea Mike Nesbit Elsdort Averhotser Bob Charies Cheries Sutare Bobby Cole Nathanial ‘Starks Bruce Devlin Art Wall Jr Eichelberger Terry Wilcox Mike Wynn Dick Lolz Bert Yancey Jerry Con Bob Brue Adoe Burden Patychal Red Funseth Wayne Pedy Jost Goldstrand Wis Boo Ross Jim Jamieson Axon Rudolph Dave Hill Bert Weaver Hert

Giants face Padres in twi night doubleheader

The San Francisco Giants, mired in a June swoon, host San Diego Padres in a twi night twin bill at Candlestick starting at 1 p.m. Juan Marichal and Frank Reberger will start as the series opens, with Chicago’s Cubs and other NL action noted nearby.

SAN Francisco San Francisco Giants Bayside San Diego Padres Juan Marichal Frank Reberger Giants Chicago Cubs Houston Astrodome CARDS Don Kessinger Chicago Cubs St. Louis REDS Braves Lee May Athletics Kansas City Los Angeles Minnesota California Atlanta Cincinnati Milwaukee Baltimore Pittsburgh Detroit New York Ste Bnston Cleveland Montreal Washington Philadelphia Innitings Gantry Sod Toight Philadelpnia Reynal’s Pat Ae Renko Minnesota Burgh Walker Percy Wilson Lus Anthoekwood Oakland Hunter Fa Geles Osteen Rial Roussé-é Coleman My Ay Clevelan Pappas Wand Craght Allanta Jervis Paterson Aati Nolan Coighty More Cuellar Trial Boston Siebert Atarichal Phoebus Artin Tladyrrait Reberger Wenight

Royals blank Angels as Drago stifles notables in six-hitter

Kansas City, atop the American League West, opened a three-game series against Milwaukee with a 5-0 win. Dick Drago allowed six hits for his seventh victory, while Sam McDowell saw his six-game streak end as Les Cain broke through in relief. Orioles top Yankees, Twins rally past White Sox in 11th.

Dick Williams Milwaukee Brewers Royals Angels Kansas City Dick Drago Tigers Indians Sam McDowell Les Cain Orioles Yankees Fike Hendricks Pat Dobson Mel Stott Jemyre Dobson TWINS White Sox George Mitterwald Minnesota Chicago Bloomington

Hart leads NCAA decathlon as Hupp sets American high jump mark

Ray Hupp of Ohio State took half the decathlon lead and set an American high jump record at seven feet during the opening day of the NCAA championships in Seattle. Karl Salb of Kansas and Marty Liquori of Villanova won events, while others advanced through trials and qualifying heats in a warm-to-drizzle day.

Oklahoma State University Lee Trevino Tom Weiskopf Gay Brewer Ralph Johnston Len Thompson John Miller Charles Coody Dale Douglass Chi Chi Rodrigues John Schlee Tealby Huberto de Vicenzo Ohio State Ray Hupp Seattle Hupp Wash Hick Sloan Jorma Vesala Los Angeles State Karl Salb Kansas Marty Liquori Villanova Hiil Foucher Princeton Tiereg Samara Pemnayloanis Phil Wash Washington Andre Petted Oklahoma Fred Dixon Los Angeles Ates Ray Hope Ohio St Bor Bill Bakely Wirsimeet Lamar Tech Lot Eupere Miller Vile Ron Bars Connecticut Roger Gesrae Dixon Evans Schur Moli Monahan Foucher Sarmora Dizon A Bomely Hag Petter Miller Abs Ted Sai George Whityon Yay Il If AT & Millar Dann Cerys Mobia Ta Pham Whitson Petres Sad Tananen Hope Ie Dixon Sabl Vans Bektly Whitton Serwt Pattee, Fitters Jonenan Rod Milburn Southern University Lance Babb USC Mark Murro Huilder Arizona State Eddie Hart California Salb Liquori

Angel Mangual Mimics Clemente in A's Spotlight

TICK WILLIAMS of the Oakland A's likens outfielder Angel Mangual to Roberto Clemente and notes Mangual’s .333 hitting lead. Mangual, once in the Pirates system, joined the A's this year as the player to be named later in the Jim Grant trade. Clemente mentored him briefly during 1969 spring training, offering tips on outfield play and hitting.

Tick Williams Oakland A Angel Manguel Roberto Clemente Clemente A’s Manoual Pittsburgh Pirate Jim Mudcat) Grant Pirates A's Charles C. Finley Grant Williams Mangual Pittsburgh

Mangual's Rise With Oakland A's Becomes Center Stage

Angel Mangual, a right handed hitting outfielder from Ponce High, earns a starting center field role in Oakland while adjusting to platooning with Rick Monday. He recalls classroom troubles in youth but emphasizes dedication and a better chance to play as he leaves the Pirates for the A's amid a crowded lineup.

Ponce High Wiyway Angel Mangual Oakland A’s Rick Monday Mangual Pirates Oakland Stargell Clemente A Oliver Gene Clines John Jeter Matty Alou A's Felipe Alou Reggie Jackson Joe Rudi Tommy Davis

Trojans Win Second Straight College World Series

In Omaha, Southern California Trojans claim their second straight title and third in four years by defeating Southern Illinois Salukis 7-2. They pounded Salukis pitching for 10 hits, belted back-to-back home runs by Craig Perkins and Frank Alfano in the seventh, and played errorless defense including two double plays.

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