Hill Opens Lead Amid Turbulent Doral Finish
Thill loose early on the back nine. Hill shoots 49 on Blue Monster to lead by three at 208 after three rounds. McGowan and Colbert tied for second at 211. Gilbert falters, Palmer contends at 145. Hinson remains four behind. winds whip the course as final round looms.
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Jack McGowan
Jim Colbert
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Colbert
Gibby Gilbert
Elim
Larry Hinson
Gilbert
Arnold Palmer
Hil
Dave
Pleasanton Player Reaches SF City Golf Quarterfinals
Rian McNally of Pleasanton advanced to the San Francisco City Golf Championships quarterfinals and will face Lew Garbutt at 9 a.m. after surviving a 20th hole playoff against Doug Nalson. Other winners included Art McNickle Warren Richter Bill Bary Jack Chapman Garbett Dick McClaean and Bill Paulson.
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Rian McNally
San Francisco
Lew Garbutt
McNally
Doug Nalson
Art McNickle
Warren Richter
Bill, Bary
Jack Chapman
Garbett
Dick McClaean
Bill Paulson
Reggie Jackson still firm over fine and holdout
Oakland Athletics star Reggie Jackson remained a firm holdout in Mesa Arizona while trading words with owner Charles Finley over a 200 fine for playing in an Arizona State alumni game without permission. He questioned the rule as 12 other players were on the field, sought about 78000 for 1970, and planned to negotiate in person after missing Finley calls. Other holdouts include Dick Green Ramon Webster and Juan Pizarro as Sal Bando joined batting practice and noted a possible move to fifth in the order. Don Mincher delayed home due to a family illness as John McNamara said rest would be used when possible.
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Oakland Athletics
Charles Finley
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Jackson
Athletics
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Okland
Airport Center
Edgewater Hyatt House
A’s
Dick Green
Ramon Webster
Juan Piaarro
Sal
John McNamara
Don Mincher
Penguins defeat Seals on power plays for win
Pittsburgh stops Oakland 3 to 2 as Morrison and Hextall score on man advantages. Bob Woytowick and Ron Schock add Pittsburgh pressure while Don O Donoghue and Carol Vadnais reply for Oakland. Al Smith stops 27 shots in goal.
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Gary Smith
Pittsburgh
Jim Morrison
Bryan Hextall
Pittsburgh Penguins
Penguins
Philadelphia
Morrison
Don Marshall
Seals
Gary Stith
Trextall
Ken Schinkel
Dhooter
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Ron Schock
Carol Vadnais
Don O'Donoghue
Oakland
Vadnais
Bob Woytowick
Schock
O'Donoghue
Howie Menard
al Smith
Smith
Norm Ferguson
Warriors face must-win stretch to reach playoff pace
DETROIT The San Francisco Warriors, 27 43, must go at least 9 3 to reach 50 50 pace for the NBA Western Division playoffs as they meet the East worst Hastings division foe in Detroit. A loss today would drop them closer to elimination with 12 games left, while Phoenix nips and tucks their hold on fourth place. The game at Cobo Arena tips at 1 am PST and will air on KNBR 680. The team has lost 20 of 26 since Nate Thurmond’s injury and 9 of their last 10, latest a 107 49 setback to Seattle Friday at Oakland Coliseum.
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College cage scores from the day
Sonoma State edged Cal State 102 to 101 while UCLA defeated California 109 to 85. USC beat Stanford 74 to 69. USF won 81 to 69 over Loyola. Santa Clara triumphed 87 to 70 over Pepperdine. UOP toppled Nevada Las Vegas 110 to 78. Nevada Rens fell 90 to 80 at St Marys. Santa Barbara 104, San Jose St. 87.
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Pro Basketball and Sports Schedule Fragment
A noisy OCR fragment lists multiple events across sports with times and venues, including Los Angeles versus Boston basketball at 10:5 a.m. and Chicago versus New York hockey, plus golf and skiing entries. It reads like a Sunday schedule with mixed entries and unclear details.
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Boston
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New York
FBI Arrests Bankhead in Banks Threat Case at Cubs Camp
The FBI announced the arrest of Lawarence Bankhead 21 at a Chicago YMCA hotel on charges of violating federal extortion statutes for an interstate threat to Ernie Banks. Banks, kept from practice at Scottsdale, Ariz, was to resume Sunday with private detectives present. A hearing is set for 0 a.m. PST Sunday in federal court.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Banks
Cubs
Scottsdale
Ariz
Joe Becker
John Holland
Lawarence Bankhead
Chicago
South Wabash
Bankhead
FBI
Richard J. Schultz
U.S
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Aaron Brown Wins Football Player of the Year Honor
Aaron Brown, Kansas City Chiefs defensive end, honored as Football Player of the Year at the Airport Center Sports Award Banquet. Daryle Lamonica received Athlete of the Year. Brown recalled the Jan. 4, 1970 AFC title clash and the Super Bowl, noting the Raiders were a primary obstacle to the championship.
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al Davis
Davis
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Port Arthur
Tex
Brown
Lamonica
Bob Svihus
Airport Center
Edgewater- Hyatt Hotel
Daryle
John Madden
Blanda
Aaron
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