Murphy Laments Photographers Causing US Open Setbacks
Bob Murphy, the first round leader at the U S Open, accused photographers of costing him two shots in round two. He said cameras clicked before his putts on holes six and eighteen, breaking his concentration. Murphy, a 66 opening round scorer, complained to USGA officials about media photographers following him throughout the round.
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Bartow
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Houston
Tex
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USGA
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Greenbrier
Trevino keeps head up despite poor showing
Lee Trevino, struggling with a knee problem and a poor round, posts a 75 in the second round of the United States Open to finish 36 holes at 149. He blames driving woes for erratic placement but insists he’s still upbeat and smiling despite the slide.
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Lee Treviso
Nicklaus Ends Slump With 67 In Open Fight
At the U S Open in Houston Deane Beman led after 36 holes with 137 three under par while Bob Murphy and Miller Barber trailed at 138. Jack Nicklaus shot 67 to surge from slump status as Lee Trevino struggled with a knee injury and missed the cut amid brutal heat and a long Cypress Creek course.
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Caldron
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South Africa
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Hyndman to Meet Bonallack in British Amateur Final
Hyndman III defeated Dale Hayes 3 and 2 in the semifinals at Hoylake and will face defending champion Mike Bonallack in a 36 hole final at Royal Liverpool. Bonallack beat Bill Davidson 4 and 3 after a 2 and 1 win over Dale Morey.
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Dale Hayes
South Africa
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Royal Liverpool Golf Club
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Dale Morey
High Point
N.C
Keyser Tops East Bank For State Baseball Title
Darrell Allen drilled a two run homer in the first as Keyser High built a 2-0 lead and cruised to a 6-1 victory over East Bank for the state title. Dave Liebey pitched a five hit gem for Keyser with Carl Liebey the previous title winner. East Bank committed five errors and scored on a fifth inning sacrifice fly by Jim Tackett after an error.
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Platooning in football sparks debate among coaches
Virginia coach Blackburn discusses the rise of two way platooning, its impact on offense and costs, and compares college and pro football strategies. He recalls Miami of Ohio's 1945 start and notes platooning evolved to eleven players by season end.
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Virginia
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Ohio
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Michigan
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Army
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Hylton Qualifies Fast For Michigan Motor State 500
James Hylton a 33 year old campaigner from In man Michigan qualified a new Dodge Charger at 153.505 mph for the Motor State 500 at Michigan International Speedway. His lap was the 10th fastest of the week as post time neared for the inaugural NASCAR Grand National race. six more drivers joined the field bringing to 29 starters in the 38 car lineup. Remaining eight starters will be chosen in time trials Saturday.
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Tolan Receives $3,000 Raise From Reds
Cincinnati Reds increase outfielder Bobby Tolan's salary by 3000 dollars after he posted a .331 batting average and a 15 game hitting streak since being acquired from St. Louis in a post 1968 trade.
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Elks golfer Fletcher tied for lead at WV tournament
Arman A. Fletcher of Roanoke Va and Earl Hays of Hinton W Va share the first day lead at the 25th West Virginia Elks Golf Tournament at Willow Wood Country Club Fletcher by 69 and Hays by 69 total 138 after 18 holes The field includes Gene Watkins Charles Hicks Kenny Bowen Darrell Mann Charles Atkins and Bob Thaxton Charleston with 72 Fletcher has multiple state titles and Elks crowns across years through 1960s and 1968 69.
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W. Va
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Roanoke
Earl Hays
West Virginia
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Willow Wood Country Club
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Hays
Gene Watkins
Bluefield
Charles Hicks
Kenny Bowen
S. Charleston
Darrell Mann
Snead Keeps Open Bid With 77 In Final Rounds
Sam Snead, 57, barely makes the cut at the U S Open with a 77 in round two to reach 148 for 36 holes. Jack Nicklaus posts 67 to move into strong position as Snead plays amid the crowd’s cheers and a long Open history. Jesse Snead, Sam’s nephew, adds a 77 to finish 152 while Snead’s record 84 titles and three Masters stand as all time PGA benchmarks.
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Tex
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Cypress Creek
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Nicklaus
Ed Tutwiler
Charleston
Indianapolis
Ind
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Jesse Snead
Hot Springs
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PGA
Short Of Phillies Undergoes Surgery
Philadelphia left hander Chris Short underwent surgery Friday at Temple University for removal of a herniated disc. Doctor Frederick Murtagh said the operation was a success. Short, 31, had no NL appearances this season before the injury sidelined him. He was 19-13 last season to lead the Phillies mound staff. He is expected to be in the hospital about a week.
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Indiana Linebacker Signs With Frisco
The San Francisco 49ers announced the signing of linebacker Jim Niadecki of Indiana, a fourth round draft choice.
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