Irwin Wins Winged Foot Open in Dramatic Four Day Duel
In a taxing 6 961 yard test Winged Foot Ryder Irwin clinched victory with a final round 73 to finish 72 holes at 287 seven over par. He held off runners up Ferler Yancey Graham and others as Palmer Nicklaus Player faltered. Palmer carded a 76 in final round after seven bogeys and one birdie.
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Winged Foot
Irwin
Forrest
Fuzzy" Ferler
Bert Yancey
Lou Graham
Arnold Plamer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Palmer
Irwin Captures U S Open Surprise Victory
Hale Irwin stunned at Mamaroneck NY to win the U S Open his first major title with patient error free golf and a decisive 40 foot final round putt Irwin earned 35000 prize money and moves toward two majors after a dream foretold weeks earlier The field included Nicklaus and Player who struggled while Irwin stayed steady and outlasted a crowded leaderboard.
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Irwin
Nicklaus
Carroll Shuts Out Phillies 5 0 In Reds Victory
Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 0 as Clay Carroll and Pedro Borbon combined for eight innings of six hit ball Carroll earned the win improving to 4 1 and a national league record saver in 1972. Dodgers beat the Mets 7 1 Cardinals over Braves 6 3 Pirates edge Giants 4 3 Expos outslug Padres 9 8 Cubs top Astros 2 1 in 10 innings.
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Clay Carroll
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Carroll
Roger Nelson
Pedro Borbon
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
Borbon
Quarry Frazier Rematch Headlines Madison Square Garden Show
Jerry Quarry and Joe Frazier square off in a scheduled 12 round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden with Joe Louis as referee. Frazier weighs 212 pounds to Quarry 197 1/2. the bout opens a national closed circuit card preceding Foster Ahumada in Albuquerque.
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Jerry Quarry
Joe Frazier
Smokin
Joe
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Reno
New York Athletic Association
Joe Louis
Bob Foster
Jorge Ahumada
Albuquerque
N.M. Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Quarry
Joe Alexander
Frazier
Sudakis Sparks Yankees To 5 3 Victory In Oakland
Sudakis delivered a pinch double in the seventh to drive in the tying run and later added a sacrifice fly for an insurance score as the New York Yankees beat Oakland 5 3. North and Jackson collided earlier. North left unconscious after a center fielder collision. Sudakis, legally blind, as an infielder for New York, sparked the lineup amid recent clubhouse tensions between the feuding sluggers.
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Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Bill Sudakis
New York Yankees
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Jackson
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Detroit
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Boston
California
Milwaukee
Texas
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
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Jack's Bar holds first as Nelsonville league notes weekly results
Jack's Bar remained in first place after a 4 3 victory over VFW Elks in eight games last week. Koker's swept Nelsonville TV Cable 18 5 and Mount St Mary Hospital 15 1, with a flood of scores from VF W Elks 22 Blackburn Appliances 20 to Glenn-Garey 12 Nelsonville TV Cable 11.
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VFW Elks
Koker’s
Nelsonville TV
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VF W
Elks
Blackburn Appliances
Poston
Glenn-Garrey
Murray City
First National Bank
Glenn-Garey
Brooks Shoes
Glenn Garey
Vfw-Elks
Roker's First National Bank
Glenn Garvey
Baseball Scores From Sunday Night Action
Rain shortened bowling results in Atlanta led to a 7 1 Pittsburgh win over San Francisco. Montreal beat San Diego 9 8 while St Louis topped Atlanta 6 3 and Chicago defeated Houston 2 1 in 11 innings.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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Texas
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Houston
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Minnesota
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Oakland
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Athens league titles on the line as three teams stay unbeaten
Phase 5 beat McGorks 41 to 25 and Blue Streaks overcame Wildabeasts 69 to 40 while Badilnts defeated Hogues 54 to 37 in Friday action. Greehams beat Warthogs 49 to 36. Arnie Chenko led Phase 5 with 22 points and Randy Horn topped Blue Streaks with 31.
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McGorks
Wildabeasts
Badiants
Hogues
Greehams
Warthogs
Arnie Chenko
Greg May
Steve Vacolas
Randy Horn
Mark Sharpe
al Walton
Mark Morgan
Brent Mathews
Todd Ellwood
Ted Elliott
Badilnts
Jeff Butner
Jeff Smith
Jerry Cunningham
Steve Green
Dan Bise
Doug Riley
Hogues McGorks
TRA Warned of Gimmick Betting Dangers in 1960
New Hyde Park New York AP reports that the Thoroughbred Racing Associations cites Spencer Drayton TRA vice president warning in 1960 about gimmick betting and harness racing corruption amid headlines on fixed races.
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N.Y
The
Thoroughbred Racing Associations
TRA
Spencer Drayton
Cambridge wins team title in eighth SE Ohio junior golf
Tom Young of Gallipolis shot 74 to share individual honors as Cambridge claimed the team championship at Pickaway Country Club. Cambridge totaled 313, six strokes ahead of Hocking Hills with Gallipolis third at 320. results list players from Cambridge, Hocking Hills, Gallipolis, Pickaway, Ironton, Fairgreens, Athens.
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Tom Young
Gallipolis
Cambridge
Pickaway Country Club
Hocking Hills
Logan
Evert Borg Set for Wimbledon Prep After French Wins
Chris Evert 19 defeats Olga Morozova 6-1 6-2 to win the French Open becoming the youngest French Open winner since 1959. Bjorn Borg 18 defeats Manuel Orantes 2-6 6-7 6-0 6-2 6-1 to become the youngest French champion in the event's 50 year history. Both move to grass with Evert entering Eastbourne and Borg Nottingham as Wimbledon countdown begins. All 9,791 Hall of Fame game seats at Doubleday Field sold for Aug 12.
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Bjorn Borg
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Olga Morozova
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Christine Truman
Great Britain
Manuel Orantes
Spain
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Eastbourne
Coopertown
N.Y
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