Cesar Sanudo leads Kemper Open with 65 in Charlotte
Cesar Sanudo shot a seven under par 65 using a borrowed Lee Trevino putter to take the first round lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He holds a one stroke edge over Billy Casper who carded a 66. Chris Blocker Gibby Gilbert and Charlie Sifford followed at 68.
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Chris Blocker
Gibby Gilbert
Charlie Sifford
Trevino
Danny Thomas
England
Tony Jacklin
Arnold Palmer
Nesar Sanudo
Billy Casper
Charles Sifford
Lee Trevino
Snead
Jo Labron Harris
Chuck Thorpe
Frank Beard
Jim Ferrell
Lionel Hebert
Miller Barber
David Glenz
Dave Hill
Jerry Barrer
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Kermit Zarley
Dan Sikes
Doug Sanders
Craig Dear
Rik Massengale
Bob Barbarosa
Steve Oppermann
Charles Owens
Phil Rodgers
Fred Marti
Butch Baird
Ross Randall
R_H. Sikes
Julius Boros
Art Wall
Terry Dill
Bob Goalby
Bobby Mitchell
Dave Eichelberger
Joan Schroeder
Bradley Anderson
Joan Toepel
Orville Moody
Jerry McGee
Grier Jones
Joe Porter
George Boutel
Joan Jacobs
Red Curl
Terry Wilcox
Curtis Sitford
Wayne Yates
Tom Watson
Bob Lunn
Doug Ford
Deane Beman Vv
Ray Floyd
Tom Shaw
Mike Hill
Bruce Devlin
Dick Lot
Dave Stockton
Charles Coody
Bob Shaw
Bob Smith
George Shortridge
Bob Galloway
Byron Comstock
Larry Hinson
Marty Fleckman
Jim Colbert
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Odell Massey
Richard Karl
Bobby Cole
Billy Chapman Mason Rudolph
Leonard Thompson
Roy Pace
Jack Montgomery
Babe Hiskey
Ken Still
Howie Johnson
Hale Irwin
Bob Stone
Don Bies
Jen Kern
Bob Erickson
Wilt Homeruik
Jett Voss
Truitt Signs With Chaps In Dallas Debut
Ansley Truitt, 6 foot 9 from California at Berkeley, spurned the New York Knicks and signed with the Dallas Chaparrals of the ABA. The 220-pound standout, Cal’s all time leading rebounder with 940 boards and second in scoring with 1,384 points, becomes the Chaparrals first signee of the season. contract terms were not disclosed.
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New York Knicks
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James Signs Pact With Eagles After Draft Selection
Ron Po James, the Philadelphia Eagles fourth draft choice, signed a three year contract. A New Brighton native, he starred at New Mexico State with 3684 rushing yards on 818 attempts, ranking second to Ed Marinaro in career rushing.
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Ron “Po” James
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New Mexico State
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
Brewers Edge Yankees 9-8 in 12 innings
Milwaukee defeats New York 9-8 after 12 innings as Jim Roland walks four in the 12th for the Brewers. Rich Auerbach delivers the final free pass with two outs sealing the win. Brewers hit four homers earlier, including George Scott and John Lahoud, while Bobby Murcer's 4th homer kept the Yankees in reach.
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Jim Roland
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Mike Ferraro
Bill Voss
Ron Theobald
George Scott
John Felske
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Scott
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Slaton
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League Standings Friday's Games Feature Night Matchups Across MLB
Baseball night games include Oakland at Baltimore, California at Cleveland, Texas at Milwaukee, Boston at Kansas City, Minnesota at Detroit, New York at Chicago, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Houston at Montreal, Atlanta at New York, Chicago at San Diego, St. Louis at Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh at San Francisco with listed pitchers and ERAs for each club.
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Cleveland
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Kaat
Detroit
Lolich
New York
Peterson
Chicago
Bradley
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Fryman
Houston
Griffin
Montreal
Torrez
Atlanta
Niekro
Gentry
Hooton
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Los Angeles
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Johnson
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Whitey Gwynne named Olympic trainer for 1972 U S team
A. C. Whitey Gwynne WVU head basketball trainer has been chosen to train the United States team for the Munich 1972 Olympic Games. He previously trained the 1968 gold medal squad and has led Mountaineer training since 1946. He attends tryouts June 15 at the Air Force Academy, Honolulu sessions July 15, and departs August 15 for Munich with the squad.
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Lefty RBI leaders since 1961 include Yaz and others
Only one left handed hitter has led the American League in RBIs since 1961. Carl Yastrzemski was the 1967 RBI champion. Harmon Killebrew Dick Stuart Brooks Robinson Rocky Colavito Ken Harrelson Frank Robinson and Frank Howard were other post 1961 RBI leaders with Killebrew topping the list three times.
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RBI
Harmon Killebrew
Dick Stuart
Brooks Robinson
Rocky Colavito
Ken Harrelson
Frank Robinson
Frank Howard
Killebrew
Cavaliers rout Spiders as 18 runs surge in seventh
Virginia, the ACC champions, hammered Richmond 18 to 2 in the first round of the NCAA District 3 baseball tourney in Gastonia. Dave Bratt led a seven run inning with a three hit day, while Steve Brindle limited opponents to six hits in a 3 for 4 performance. South Alabama edged Florida State 6 to 5 on a late rally as Pete Phillips homered to tie and Dennis Whitehead drove in the winning run.
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Richmond
South Alabama
Florida State
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Dave Bratt
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Billy Hall
Steve Brindle
Pete Phillips
Forrest Crowder
FSU
Bob Fuller
Marty Rice
Mike Stanky
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Eddie
St. Louis Cardinal
Dennis Whitehead
Fishing Forecast Across West Virginia States Varied Conditions
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources reports general fishing good statewide this weekend with clear to milky waters. Sutton reservoir and Summersville reservoir yield strong catches though conditions vary by region with muddy streams in Coopers Rock Lake and Pinnacle Creek.
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Fishing Creek
Coopers Rock Lake
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Central
Holly River
Elk River
Webster Springs
Summit Lake
New River
Gauley Bridge
Pinnacle Creek
Horse Creek
Glade Creek
Manns Creek
Guyandotte
Middle Island Creek
Grantsville
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