Dickinson Wins 25 000 Atlanta Golf Classic in Sudden Death
Gardner Dickinson edged Jack Nicklaus in a playoff for the 25 000 prize at the Atlanta Golf Classic after both finished 72 holes tied at 275. Lee Trevino Gary Player and Tommy Aaron were among the runners up as Dickinson won with a par on the first playoff hole.
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Fregosi lifts Angels as Red Sox slump extends
Jim Fregosi hit his third homer and added a single and run as the California Angels defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-2, halting Boston’s surge while extending its skid to seven losses in nine games. Fregosi, sidelined by a foot injury, has become a key pinch hitter and occasional outfielder for California.
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Old Timers' Game Highlights Dodgers Win Over Mets
Dodgers bench veteran Richie Allen draws attention as Bill Russell shines in the Oldtimers Day 4-3 win over the Mets. Russell drives in key runs while Koufax and Snider entertain and Stengel triggers a cap-sparrow gag during a 48,227 attendance at Dodger Stadium. Other NL results include Mays homer for Giants in game two, and Pirates, Reds, Cubs, and Padres victory briefs. Nicklaus earns 1971 PGA title and spot in U S pro match play.
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Logan Legionnaires sweep Lancaster in doubleheader 5-1 and 5-4
Logan Ameri can Legion beats Lancaster 5-1 in seven overall hits with Mark Shaw throwing a two hitter and 5-4 in nine innings as Tim Mundy is hit by a pitch with bases loaded to drive in the winning run. Brown leads Logan with three hits.
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Hawk Sells His Furniture and Plans Quitting Baseball
Ken The Hawk Harrelson, Indians first baseman outfielder, sold his 30th floor Winton Place apartment contents in a three day sale. About 650 people attended, and Harrelson has said he will quit baseball to join the professional golf tour at season's end.
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Palmer advises knee-driven downswing to keep torso in sequence
The text explains a golf tip to prevent early shoulder turn by driving the knees left while restraining shoulder uncoiling. This preserves the wrist cock and keeps the club inside the target line, maintaining power through impact.
BG's Sink Named MVP In Track Meet
Sid Sink of Bowling Green was named the most valuable performer in the Central Collegiate Track meet after becoming the first man in 35 years to win six individual events. He anchored BG with a 13:29.4 record in the three mile and swept the 3000 meter steeplechase for the fourth straight year.Indiana won the team title with 50 points, followed by Tennessee 40, Miami 38, Western Michigan 34, Ohio State 31, Kentucky State 28, Ohio University 27, and Michigan State 24.
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Baseball Scores From The Majors On Sunday And Schedule
Summaries show multiple games with results including Baltimore over Milwaukee and New York tying Detroit. California beat Boston while Kansas City fell to Oakland. Tuesday and Tuesday night matchups list Boston at Oakland New York at California Washington at Kansas City Milwaukee at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Minnesota St Louis at Cincinnati Montreal at San Diego and more.
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