Floyd Wins Kemper Open in Charlotte in Dramatic Finish
Ray Floyd captured the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow with a final round 69 for a 278 total and a three stroke victory over Gary Player. Floyd birdied the 9th and clinched top prize of 50,000 dollars, his first tour win since 1969.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ray Floyd
Floyd
Gary Player
John Mahaffey
Player
Eagle
Foyeng
Quail Hollow Country Club
Jonn Manhatten
Jerry Heard
Jim Masserio
P. Oosterhuis
Bob Murphy
Bob Stanton
David Graham
Zany Clowns At Bowen Field Tonight Entertains Crowds
The Indianapolis Clowns face the Bluefield Industrial Team tonight at Bowen Field starting 7 30 p m. Tickets sell at the gate with 65 cent children's and 1 25 adult admission. Known as the Harlem Globetrotters of Baseball the Clowns tour nationwide bringing humor and baseball skills to fans.
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Bowen Field
Indianapolis Clowns
Bluefield
Harlem Globetrotters
Kansas Monarchs
George
Indianapolis
Muscatine Red Sox
Iowa
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Ted the
Bobo
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Petty Wins Riverside 400 Mile Race In Close Finish
Rich ard Petty edged Bobby Allison by ten seconds to win the Riverside 400 mile Grand National road race. Benny Parsons finished third and Ray Elder fourth, with all top four on the same lap as the winner. Petty seeks a sixth NASCAR title after this seventh win of the season for his Dodge.
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Riverside
Calif
Richard Petty
Bobby Allison
Riverside International Raceway
Petty
Randleman N.C
Allison
Benny Parsons
Ray Elder
Caruthers
Bluefield splits twinbill with Excelsior at Bowen Field
Bluefield's Industrial baseball team split a Sunday twinbill with Excelsior at Bowen Field, winning 9-4 in the opener behind Stan St. Clair who fanned six and walked seven, while Rick Bourne and John Faddis each had two hits. In game two Beavers won 8-7 as David Wyrick took the loss. Alex Zachwieja collected three hits and three others had two apiece.
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Bluefield
Excelsior
Bowen Field
Stan St. Clair
Rick Bourne
John Faddis
Beavers
David Wyrick
Alex Zachwieja
Harrison
Garts
Giltbert
Vorals
Excelsior Oo
Excelsior Bluefield Abrh Bt
Aorh Bi Beavers
Zachiwia
Grindstat
Wyrick
Dowell
Sizemore
Toney
Bowness
Francis
Johnson
Faddis
Muliens
Malley
Jim Raesiit
Gilbert
Rasirf
Excelsior Cf
Meem Wins Handicap Tourney at Bluefield CC
Meem secured victory in the BCC women's event at Bluefield Country Club. Eloise Fogs and Phyllis Scales tied for second in the women’s division while Tuesday features a Calloway tournament for women golfers.
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Meem
BCC
Pone Ag
Bluefield CC
Eloise Fogs
Phyllis Scales
Major League Standings and Weekend Results
Baseball standings and weekend results across leagues with scores for Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, St Louis, Chicago, New York, Atlanta, Montreal, San Diego, Houston, Boston, Minnesota, Texas, Cleveland, Detroit, Baltimore, Oakland, and Milwaukee. Contains daily results, postponements, and upcoming games with listed pitchers and records.
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Speier
Stergeli
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Taveras
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Rose
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A.oliver
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Speler Holtzman
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Tenace
Chicago
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Thornton Ib
Meitonda Atomer
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Los Angeles
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Meoliss
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Wynnet
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Collins
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Heiden
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Press National Teague East
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New York Rose
Whitey Gwynne and Morgantown Football Feud and Stadium Debate
A WVU trainer known for blunt two word phrases left football duties after a clash with Jim Carlen over playing an injured player. The piece recounts a Morgantown stadium debate, notes parking issues, and adds anecdotes about Murtaugh, Mantle, and baseball prospects, plus coaching tales from Marshall and Ohio State.
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Whitey Gwynne
WVU
Whitey
Jim Carlen
South Carolina
Carlen
Tey
Gwynee
Parson Jim
Frank Elwood
Marshall
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Woody
Welch
Cornell Wade
Gary
Oklahoma
Joe Alioto
San Francisco
Bay Area
Frisco
New
Superdome
New Orleans
Russell Lee
Milwaukee
Foyt Wins Rex Mays Race Amid Setbacks
A. J. Foyt captured the Rex Mays race in Milwaukee after multiple setbacks including two pit stops under green and a black flag for illegal passing. Bobby Unser finished second with Rutherford third and Dan Mosley fourth behind leader Foyt who led the opening seven laps.
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Milwaukee
Foyt
Rex Mays
Bobby Unser
Rutherford
Dan Mosley
Wally Dallen- Foyt
Gibson Captures Women's Title at Sedgewood
Louise Gibson defeats Patty Jas 6-2 6-0 to win the women’s title at Sedgewood. In the men’s semis Mark Sarver beat Rich Lewis 6-0 6-3 and Steve Sarver defeated Hamilton Jones 6-1 6-3.
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Gibson
Sedgewood
Louise Gibson
Patty Jas
Sarver
Rich Lewis
Steve Sarver
Hamilton Jones
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