Weiskopf Opens Kemper Open Lead With 66
Tom Weiskopf shot a six under par 66 to lead the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Charlie Sifford Miller Barber Jim Colbert and Tom Sisolak all stood two back at 68 while Lee Trevino Hubert Green Mason Rudolph Ron Reif Bobby Mitchell Larry Hinson Rod Funseth and Bob Lunn were tied at 69. Arnold Palmer led a 70 group after a three-week layoff.
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Miller Barber
Jim Colbert
Tom Sisolak
Lee Trevino
Hubert Green
Quail Hollow Country Club
Mason Rudolph
Ron Reif
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Hinson
Rod Funseth
Bob Lunn
Arnold Palmer
Howie Johnson
Larry Ziegler
Don Blas
Vince Crampton
Herb Hooper
Hert Greene
Kay Floyd
Habe Iliskey
Rob Stone
Howell Fraser
Dale Douglass
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Erry McGee
Grier Jones
Lionel Hebert
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Bob Barbarossa
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Dean Kerram
Bud Allin
George Archer
Bob Goalby
George Johnson
Gary Plaver
Larry Wood
Randy Glover
Bill Garrett
Gordon Jones
Iadley Anderson
Dave Eichelberger
Kermit Zarley
Dun Sikes
Dick Lotz
Dudley Wysong
Cesar Sanudo
Ink Massengale
Randy Wolff
Art Wall
Sherman Finger
Orl Fennell
Bill Brask
John Latz
Ross Randall
al Mengert
Bob Dickson
Whil Rodgers
Charles Coody
Tony Jacklin
John Schroeder
Seve Bogan
Mickey Shaw
Gene Ferrell
John Jacobs
Terry Wilcox
Roy Pace
Hale Irvin
Mike Hill
Jon Cerrudo
Hugh Rover
Les Peterson
Henry Burnbin
Jack Wardin
JC Snead
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Eorge Knudson
Dick Khyan
Khive Loe
Indians Blank Chisox 9-0 in sweep of series
Ray Fosse hit a three-run homer and Ted Uhlaender added a two-run double as the Cleveland Indians routed the Chicago White Sox 9-0. Ray Lamb allowed five hits to win 4-2, while Vada Pinson and Chris Chambliss drove in runs and Graig Nettles made a key defensive stop to end a seventh inning threat.
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Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Ted Uhlaender
Ray Lamb
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Uhlaender
Indians
Fosse
Jack Heidemann
Vada Pinson
Chris Chambliss
Lamb
Tom Egan
Luis Alvarado
Graig Nettles
Lee Maye
Egan
Ed Stroud
Tom Bradley
Orioles Crush Twins Behind Palmer Six-Hitter
Frank Robinson drives in five runs in three innings as the Baltimore Orioles rout Minnesota 12-0. Jim Palmer twirls a six-hitter for his first shutout of the season, boosting Baltimore's lead in the American League East over Boston to three games. Don Buford collects three hits. Boog Powell and Robinson drive in multiple runs in a dominant win.
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Jim Palmer
Robinson
Jim Perry
RBI
Orioles
Boston
Twins
Palmer
Don Buford
Boog Powell
Ray Corbie
Tom Hall
Baseball Standings and Night Games Snapshot
Standings show Cleveland 9 Chicago 0 and Baltimore 12 Minnesota 0 in the N league. Washington at Kansas City and Milwaukee at Detroit are listed as postponed. Night games include New York at Oakland with Bahnsen and Hunter, Washington at California with McLain and Murphy, Boston at Kansas City with Tiant and Canton, Minnesota at Detroit with Blyleven and Chance, Milwaukee at Cleveland with Pattin and Dunning, and Chicago at Baltimore with Horen and McNally.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
Bahnsen
Oakland
Hunter
McLain
California
Murphy
Boston
Tiant
Cal Canton
Blyleven
Chance
Pattin
Dunning
Horen
McNally
Pet GB
Knowles Wins Seniors Title in 18 Hole Playoff
James B. Knowles of Greenwich Conn. captured the U S Seniors Golf Association Championship after a 18 hole playoff at Apawamis. The 56 year old defeated William F. Wright of Clemt on N J and Fla by two strokes to win his first title, continuing a family legacy as his father J Ellis Knowles had won the event multiple times. Wright led after the first nine holes but Knowles eagled the 10th and finished strong with a 77. Wright shot 79.
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N.Y
James B. Knowles
Greenwich
Wright
Knowles
Cavaliers Set 24 Game 1971 72 Schedule In NC TV Tie
University of Virginia releases a 24 game 1971 72 basketball schedule with 10 home games and ACC rivals at home. Regional TV dates include North Carolina on January 15 and Wake Forest on February 12. The Palmetto Classic in Charleston features The Citadel Air Force and Xavier.
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Virginia
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William & Mary
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Roanoke
Richmond
S.C
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Clemson
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W. Va
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N.C
Sandy Bailey Wins Edith Porter Handicap at Bluefield Club
Sandy Bailey captured the women’s Edith Porter Handicap event at Bluefield Country Club with a 203 net for 54 holes. Ruth Ann Meem finished second at 222 and Edith Kahle third at 224, followed by Francis Stephenson and Jane Waltz tied for fourth at 228 and Delia Kersey at 231.
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Edith Porter
Bluefield Country Club
Ruth Ann Meem
Edith Kahle
Francis Stephenson
Jane Waltz
Delia Kersey
Bethany College Names Dave Sauer as Head Coach
Bethany West Virginia Bethany College appoints Dave Sauer former University of Pittsburgh basketball star as new head coach to start in September. Sauer brings NCAA tournament experience and local college coaching pedigree to the Bethany program.
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W. Va
Dave Sauer
University of Pittsburgh
Bethany College
Graham Wins in Pony League as Elks Forfeit
Graham defeated the Legion 6 to 4 in Pony League action on Thursday night. The Elks won by forfeit over Bluewell. Monday games feature the Jaycees vs Elks and Bluewell vs Legion, with Midget games Elks versus Brushfork and Legion against Bluewell.
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Phillies Top Dodgers 4-2 on Wise’s strong night
Rick Wise held Los Angeles to seven hits over seven innings as the Phillies defeated the Dodgers 4-2. Terry Harmon sparked two rallies with key hits and baserunning, including a first inning single and steal, while Willie Davis homered for the Dodgers. Harmon later scored twice as Philadelphia built leads and held on behind Wise and relievers.
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Rick Wise
Terry Harmon
Philadelpha Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wise
Los Angeles
Willie Davis
Harmon
Phillies
Willie Montanez
Braves Edge Astros 2-1 Behind Kelley Strong Start
Hank Aaron delivered the decisive run as Tom Kelley handcuffed Houston into the seventh inning and Cecil Upshaw closed out the win. The Braves built a 2-0 lead, with Dierker suffering his first loss after ten straight decisions, while Joe Morgan Cesar Cedeno and Denis Menke contributed late for Houston before Upshaw protected Kelley’s second victory.
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Tom Kelley
Cecil Upshaw
Atlanta Braves
Larry Dierker
Astros
Kelley
Cesar Cedeno
Norm Miller
Joe Morgan
Cedeno
Denis Menke
Upshaw
John Mayberry
Doug Rader
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