Whitworth Wins Raleigh Classic with Late Burst
Kathy Whitworth fired a final round three under par 69 to win the Raleigh golf classic by five strokes. She led by one entering the final 18 holes and finished with a 212 total, ahead of Pam Barnett at 217 in the 54 hole event.
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Pittsburgh and New York Split Dugout Duel in Doubleheader
In the first game the Pirates fall to the Mets 5 to 2 despite late offense led by Jones and Agee with Gentry earning the win for New York. In the second game New York wins 1 to 0 as Johnson secures the victory while Alley hits his first homer for Pittsburgh.
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Soviet lifter Alexayev sets 508-pound world record
Moscow AP report says Vasily Alexayev, in the super heavy class, achieved a 508 pound jerk to set a world record. He topped his previous mark by about 1.1 pounds, per Tass.
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Carpetland U S A offers best carpet buys now
Carpetland U S A promotes its best carpet deals with wide selection and competitive pricing. Shoppers are invited to compare styles and textures across rooms and homes, highlighting savings and value for residential flooring upgrades.
Bowling Highlights: Bob Brown Fires 702 in Senior Loop
Bob Brown, subbing in the Senior Citizens league, rolled a 702 series on games of 222 265 and 215. The night also featured Ron Abernathy 267 663 and Dick Bennett 244 in other leagues. Multiple bowlers set 600s with notable totals across divisions and Friday leagues.
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Briles Team Takes State Bowling Lead
Brile's Bowling Supply of Cedar Rapids led the regular team standings with 3094 points as the Iowa state bowling tournament advanced. Tim Taylor of Muscatine topped all-events with 1954, while Virg Cerveny of Cedar Rapids led all singles with 710 and shared top all-events honors. Ron Rodemeyer also from Cedar Rapids ranked fourth in all-events with 1899.
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Chiefs star Jerry Mays retires from professional football
Kansas City defensive end Jerry Mays announced his retirement. Coach Hank Stram said Mays, hailed by the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a six time All Pro, informed him by telephone that he would retire to devote full time to helping his father in Dallas in business.
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Naaktgeboren Leads Singles at Eagles State Bowl
C. J. Naaktgeboren moved to second in the singles with a 672 at the Eagles state bowling tournament held at Legion lanes. Dr. M. T. Gordon of Creston tied with Bob Elliott for third place with a 670.
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Orioles Try Saturday Night Start Time Experiment
The Baltimore Orioles scheduled nine Saturday night games this season at 8 p.m. The opener against the New York Yankees was delayed by rain and finally began at 8:16 p.m., sixteen minutes later than the former start time.
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Notable MLB Run Leaders and Pitching Records Reported
Statistics show runs batted in by Stargell of Pittsburgh and Mays of San Francisco tied at 15, Colbert of San Diego 14, Cepeda of Atlanta 11, H. Aaron of Atlanta 10, Morgan of Houston 10. Pitching marks include Renko of Montreal 2-6, Seaver and Carlton and Upshaw and Billingham and Marichal and Perry each 1.000 in win totals.
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Jones Defeats King For Caesars Palace Tennis Title
Ann Haydon Jones of England defeated Billie Jean King 7 5 6 4 in Las Vegas to win 9000 dollars in the Caesars Palace World tennis championship final. It marked Jones's first victory in seven meetings against King. King, from Long Beach California, earned 4800 dollars as runner up in the 30000 dollar tourney, the richest on the current women's circuit.
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Bleachers Collapse Injures 102 At North Carolina Track
At least 102 people were injured when a 20 tier bleacher section collapsed at a car race track near Wilmington North Carolina. Thirteen were admitted to hospitals with broken backs fractures and other injuries. Cause unknown. The accident happened at the Leland track on Highway 74 about 12 miles from Wilmington.
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Windmill White Wins Tight Bout In Los Angeles
California lightweight Ray Windmill White, 173, outpoints Chuck Hamilton, 171, both from Oakland, in a close Los Angeles bout. Felipe Torres, 135, also from Los Angeles, knocked out Lovell Franklin of Oakland, in the sixth round.
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