Littler Wins After Playoff at Greater Greensboro Open
Irene Littler, golf’s quiet money machine, wins a four man sudden death playoff on the fifth extra hole at the Greater Greensboro Open. He earns 32,000 from a 160,000 event, boosting 1969 season winnings to 86,000. He finished 10 under par 274.
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Ken Alyta
Greensboro
N.C
Irene Littler
Littler
Julius Boros
Tom Weiskopf
Orville Mandy
Weiskopf
Littler Wins Greensboro Open In Sudden Death Finish
Gene Littler sank late birdies including a 12-foot putt on No 15 and clinched the Greensboro Open title in sudden death after a six player stretch. Boros Moody Weiskopf each earned $12,374 for joint runners up while Gary Player and Bobby Cole shared fifth place money.
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Stiller
Pult
Boros
Moody
Weiskopf
Liter
Littler
Gary Player
Bobby Cole
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dean Beman
Teader
Ken Still
Tony Conigliaro comeback fuels Orioles and Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro looks ready for a comeback as the Orioles and Red Sox keep pace in exhibition play. Littler wins five-hole playoff over Boros Moody and Weiskopf as Carty and Hriniak hit DL after injuries. Phillies, Giants prevail in exhibition finales while Cardinals, Tigers, and Mets post mixed results.
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Bruce Crampton
Associated Press
Dave Marr
George
Archer
Berman
Baltimore Orioles
Littler
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Eiberser
Basan
Bone
Seera
Easieul Lane
Boros
Moody
Weiskopf
Carty
Hriniak
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicapo
San Francisco Giants
Cubs
Phillies
Baltimore
Isaac Wins At Hickory in $1700 Stock Race
Bobby Isaac won the $1,000 stock car race at Hickory Speedway on Sunday, earning $1,700. Richard Petty finished second just over a lap back, with David Pearson two laps behind as Petty gained a three-point lead in the season standings. Isaac, 90, said he aims for superspeedway events for bigger money and prestige.
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Bobby Isaac
Hickory Speedway
Catawba
Isaac
Ford
Richard Petty
David Pearson
Petty
Pearson
McCarver
Kansas City
Lou Piniella
St. Louis
Tim McCarver
Piniella
Joe Torre
Schaffer Rejoins Veeck as Suffolk Downs Business Manager
Boston AP Rudivel Schaffer, a long time baseball executive, is named business manager of Suffolk Downs. He reunites with Bill Veeck, the track's new president, after a 24 year career with major and minor league clubs and a recent decade with the Chicago White Sox.
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Rudivel Schaffer
Monday
Suffolk Downs
Bill Veeck
Schaffer
Old Brewers
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
The
Brewers
Major Linescores From Around the Nation
A digest of sports scores and highlights across cities like Baltimore Fort Worth Atlanta and Chicago. The page lists line scores, notable players and bouts, with references to teams such as San Diego and California and mentions events in Seattle and Tokyo.
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Walt Hrinial
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UPI Photo
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Tokyo
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Dell
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Hedges Realtors
Northwestern Bell
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Ayia
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Deluxe Lawn Fertilizer
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