Massachusetts Open field names Harney in strong pro amateur mix
A field of 179 pros and amateurs led by defending champ Paul Harney of Sutton is set for the Massachusetts Open at International Golf Club. Harney along with past winners Bob Crowley and Bill Ezinicki competes for over $3,600 in prize money as the event trims to 40 players after 18 holes Monday. John Tyler becomes first vice president to succeed to the presidency after the president's death.
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Bill Ezinicki
New Seabury
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R.I
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West Warwick
Dick Siderowf
Birchwood
Conn
Wannamossett Country Club
Quinn
Siderows
Gene Francis
Wheatley Hills
N.Y
Marty Fleckman
Union College graduate Richard H. Charest earns B S degree
Richard H. Charest son of Dr and Mrs L R Charest of Oceanside Drive Saco graduated from Union College Schenectady N Y with a bachelor of science in psychology chemistry and biology He was active in student government intramural sports and Residence Council reflected in this local college notice.
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Red Sox add lefty Juan Pizarro to bullpen
Boston trades Gene Oliver to the Cubs to clear room for Juan Pizarro who joins the bullpen for a second game of the series with Cleveland. Pizarro, 31, has 12 relief appearances this season with a 1-1 record and a 107-77 career mark mostly with Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Chicago Cubs
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Rosewall Edges Pasarell To Reach Wimbledon Round
Ken Rosewall withstood a fast start by Charlie Pasarell to win 7-9 6-1 6-8 6-6 and advance at Wimbledon after four days of rain left many matches behind schedule. Rod Laver also advanced by defeating Stan Smith as the tournament proceeds.
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Charlie Pasarell
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Rosewall
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Stan Smith
Los Angeles
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St. James
N.Y
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Evanston
Ill
Pele to appear with Santos in Boston exhibition game
Pele, touted as soccer's greatest, will join Santos for an exhibition at Fenway Park in Boston on Monday night July 8. The Beacons of the NASL announced the event after drawing 43,000 for a New York game with Santos. The note mentions Alma Mater origins and chronometer accuracy standards.
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Yachts Finish Newport Race After Long Atlantic Crossing
After four weeks at sea 48 entrants began in Plymouth and eight retired. Sir Thomas Lipton skippered by Geoffrey Williams won on elapsed time amid rough conditions, with Voortrekker skippered by Bruce Dalling close behind.
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London Observer
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Coaches push for larger squads ahead of Coaches All-America game
In Atlanta 30 players per squad face risks as West coach Dee Andros of Oregon State and East coach John Pont of Indiana call for bigger teams. Injuries loom with Rick Eber and Ken Dyer hampered on the West, Sammy Grezaffi recovered for the East, while Gary Regan and Greg Landry start at key positions.
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Tulsa
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Wyoming
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Greg Landry
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West Favored to Score Big in Nationally Televised Show
An estimated 30 000 fans are expected for the game with the West a clear touchdown favorite and the national TV audience set to watch the matchup.
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British Golfer Takes Lead In Cleveland Open
Tony Jacklin, 23, took a three stroke lead at the Cleveland Open with a five under 66 at Lakewood. After missing cuts in Canada and the U S Open, he cited mental fatigue from a packed schedule and credited two weeks off for his strong performance.
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Tokyo
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Wayne Yates
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Kennebunk Camp Activities Listed for Week
The Double T Day Camp in Kennebunk completed a busy first week with bowling, a cookout at Deer Pond, and a plant tour at Morningstar. Fourth of July plans include swimming lessons, bowling, a cookout, a watermelon treat, a movie, and a York Animal Farm tour. The Patriots pursued North Carolina State defensive end Dennis Byrd, with Jim Smithberger of Notre Dame signed as the club’s other major 1968 draft choice.
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Indians Errors Boost Red Sox In Opener
Red Sox win 9 3 at Fenway over the Cleveland Indians as errors aid the home club. Boston gains ground in the AL race while Chicago manager Dick Williams voices optimism about a tight pennant battle ahead.
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Canary Sings Those Problems Pile Up
Betty Canary reflects on how people react to others troubles and offers witty responses for dealing with sympathy and gossip. The piece humorously outlines three escape routes from amateur psychologists and provides example replies for various social misgivings.
Red Sox name Bell to face Tiant after Santiago exits
A painful elbow forced Santiago to retire after five innings with the score 9-1. Gary Waslewski and Sparky Lyle finished the game to preserve Sandy's ninth win in 13 decisions. Tiant owns an 11-5 mark and was named to the All-Star team, as was Santiago.
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Red Sox
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Cleveland
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