Casper Wall In Playoff For Canadian Open Title
Casper, overlooked in the glare of Nicklaus and Palmer, sinks a clutch birdie on 18 to force an 18 hole playoff with Art Wall for the Canadian Open. Wall misses narrowly as Casper rolls in a 10 foot birdie to knot the final at 279.
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Montreal
Billy Casper
Art Wall
Wall
Casper
Art
CBS TV
United States
Cbc-Tv
Canada
Steve Reid
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
al Geiberger
Arnold Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Montreal Municipal
Nicklaus
Reid
Billy
Palmer
French amateur wins 1969 U S Women's Open
Catherine Lacoste of Paris became the first amateur and first foreign winner of the U S Women's Open at Cascades Course Hot Springs Virginia finishing 294 to par 10. Beth Stone and Susie Maxwell tied for second at 296 while Marle Lindstrom Louise Suggs and Sandra Haynie shared fourth.
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ED Young
Mademoiselle
Beth Stone
Muskogee
Okla
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Miss Lacoste
Miss Stone
Miss Maxwell
Marle Lindstrom
Ft. Wayne
Louise Suggs
Delray Beach
Fla
Sandra Haynie
Ft. Worth
Tex
Durocher's 2nd Miracle In Sixteen Years At Cubs Rise
Leo Durocher presided over a Cubs surge as 40,464 fans at Wrigley Field saw Chicago grab a share of first place with a 4-1 win over Cincinnati. Ferguson Jenkins pitched a three hitter to back the victory, while Mets beat St. Louis 5-4 in the opener and Cardinals tied for top spot after a 3-1 nightcap.
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Wrigley Field
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Cincinnati
Ferguson Jenkins
New York Mets
Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
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Leo
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Mets
St. Louis
Jenkins
Orlando Cepeda
Dave Ricketts
Carlton
Julian Javier
Johnny Callison
Callison
Jim Hart
Ron Davis
Jimmy Wynn
Dodgers
Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs Shed Defeatist Attitude Drives Surge
Leo Durocher rebuilds Chicago Cubs by prioritizing youth over veterans. He cites trading away established pitchers for prospects, a revamped infield with Glenn Beckett and Don Kessinger, and steady veteran support from Ron Santo Billy Williams and Ernie Banks. Durocher recalls Giants days and notes the team’s rise from last to potential winner, with renewed hustle and belief.
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Cubs
Glenn Beckett
Don Kessinger
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Durocher
New York Giants
Horace Stoneham
CACTANDINGS ESA STANDING CACTANDINGS ESA STANDING
The schedule lists Tuesday games across major teams with matchups including Detroit at Cleveland New York at Minnesota Baltimore at Chicago and Boston at California The twilight and day night designations indicate altered game times for a portion of contests.
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Cleveland
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
California
Washington
Kansas City
Wareneian
Standings and Results Snapshot From Weekend Games
Fragmented sports standings and results show teams like Jacksonville Toledo Rochester Buffalo Syracuse Columbus Richmond Toronto and Richmond. Key scores include Jacksonville 7 3 and Rochester 10 8 with multiple Sunday results and city matchups noted amid uneven OCR text.
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Richmond
Rochester
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Wimbledon Round Sees Koch Pasarell Fourth Round Upset
Brazil's Thomas Koch defeats American Charlie Pasarell in the Wimbledon men's singles fourth round while Yugoslavia's Nicola Pilic upsets Roy Emerson, threatening a calendar-year Grand Slam. Gibraltar sees David Smith swim the Straits in a cage to deter sharks. Ribocco wins Irish Sweeps Derby. Hulme nets points in Formula One. Athens DeMolay Chapter takes softball district title with Marietta and Chillicothe losses.
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England
Thomas Koch
Brazil
Charlie Pasarell
Yugoslavia
Nicola Pilic
Roy Emerson
Gibraltar
David Smith
San Francisco
Sunday
Straits of Gibraltar
Morocco
Athens
Marietta Masonic Park
Marietta
Chillicothe
Steve Jeffers
David Huling
Skyline Feature Won by Dickson at Skyline Speedway
Dickson wins the 25 lap super modified feature at Skyline Speedway as Leas retires with an axle failure after leading most of the race. Dickson also won the opening heat and claimed $350 prize, with Swartz and Morgan contending behind him. Darby and Shattuck escaped injuries in flips. Headley took the stock car feature for $150, aided by a midrace lead over Robinson.
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J. D. Leas
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Bob Morgan
Ron Darby
Bob Shattuck
Morgan
Larry McPeak
Swartz
Dave Humpe
Frank Burris
Mike Headley
Dave Robinson
Darrel Dexter
Headley
Robinson
John Cannon
Paul Martin
Monty Goodfellow
Melvin Buckley
Life
Wayne Cochran R
Two Rookies Sign Pacts With Royals
The Cincinnati Royals signed two rookies from their camp Bill Dinwiddie and Jim Fox. Dinwiddie from Muncie Indiana is 6 foot 7 and averaged 12.7 points last season for the Columbus Comets in the North American Basketball League. Fox a 6 foot 10 former ACC rebound leader from South Carolina played in Spain and Belgium and was a 1965 Royals draft choice.
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Jim Fox
Dinwiddie
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Ind
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Fox
South Carolina
Spain
Belgium
Royals
Indians Open Three Game Set After Rainout Loss
Cleveland seeks retribution as they host Detroit after a 1-0 rain halted loss at Baltimore. Sam McDowell struggled, Bill Dillman steadied Baltimore, and McDowell notched his seventh defeat in 11 decisions. Tiant or Connolly likely to start for Cleveland, Dennis McClain for Detroit.
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Sam McDowell
Bill Dillman
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Nestor Chulak
Curt Blefary
Andy Etchebarren
Dave Johnson
Dillman
Luis Tiant
Ed Connolly
Dennis McClain
Hunting Trapping Rules Approved for Ohio 1967 68
Ohio Wildlife Council approved hunting and trapping regulations for 1967 68 statewide with deer and waterfowl restrictions in East and Northwest Deer Zones. Seasons cover squirrels grouse rabbits pheasants quail and turkey with daily bag limits and possession rules, bow and arrow start dates, and trap limits for beaver. Restrictions specify hours, zones, and counties affected, including gun season rules and deer antler requirements in designated counties.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Analysis
American League leaders include Frank Robinson Balt .337 with 54 runs and 59 RBI plus Harmon Killebrew Minn 22 HR and 85 hits. Al Kaline Det 84 hits and 51 runs. Campaneris KC leads with 16 doubles and 0 stolen bases. NL leaders show Hank Aaron Atl 61 runs 20 HR and 99 hits, Clemente Pitt 93 hits. Pitching highlights Mario Veale SF 9-2 and Sam McDowell?
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Yantrzemnski
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Legion Game Between Athens and Logar Fallout Postponed
Sunday’s American Legion clash between Athens and Logar at Logan was rained out with no decision yet on rescheduling.
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Logar
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