Trevino and Jacklin Lead Nicklaus by One at British Open
Lee Trevino and Tony Jacklin shared the lead with Nicklaus in the final round at Muirfield as Nicklaus rallied with six birdies in 11 holes to reach six under par. Trevino eagled the ninth and Jacklin birdied the 12th to stay within a stroke of the pace in near perfect conditions before the crowd.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Lee Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Trevino
Jacklin
U.S
Firth of Forth
Nicklaus trails by six as Trevino predicts final round surge
Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus forecast a dramatic finish at Muirfield as Nicklaus sits six strokes behind the leader in pursuit of his third leg of the pro Grand Slam. Trevino urged not to count Nicklaus out until the last putt drops and Nicklaus vowed he can win from behind.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Trevino
Jack
Tony Jacklin
Tigers Fall Short as Perry, Indians Triumph in Long Night
Bruce Lowitt reports a 13 inning Detroit loss to Kansas City while Cleveland edges Texas 2-0 in extras. Harmon Killebrew belted his 13th homer for Minnesota in a 7-6 win over Boston, and Mike Otis, Bruce Dal Canton, Tom Burgmeier, and Ken Wright held off late rallies in a day of extended MLB action.
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Little Brother
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Bill Haller
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Brotherhood
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Bruce Dal Canton
Tom Burgmeier
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Ed Farmer
Rangers
Harmon Killebrew
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Red Sox
Nolan Ryan
Angels
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Mickey Lolich
Briggs
Ryan
Brewers
Johnny Briggs
Steve Kline
Yanks
Colbert and Johnson Share Milwaukee Open Lead
Jim Colbert and George Johnson moved into a one stroke lead after two rounds of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Tripoli Golf Club. Johnson shot 68 to finish nine under 133, Colbert carded 67 for six under 134 with several rivals like Billy Ziobro Rod Funseth Chuck Courtney and Tom Ulozas close behind. Wind gusts up to 20 mph and a late thunderstorm colored play as Ulozas missed a key four foot putt and the cut fell at par 142.
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Milwaukee
Jim Colbert
George Johnson
Johnson
Tripoli Golf Club
Colbert
Billy Ziobro
Rod Funseth
Chuck Courtney
Tom Ulozas
Ulozas
National League standings and late season results
The National League table shows Pittsburgh leading with 9 30, New York 46 33, St Louis 42 37, Chicago 4 5, Montreal 35 44, Philadelphia 53 34, Cincinnati 9g 3, and others. Friday games featured Chicago 9 Atlanta 8, San Francisco 8, and other matches noted with results and upcoming schedule across venues including Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles San Diego and Houston with multiple 8 p.m. and 4 p.m. starts.
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Montreal
Philadelphia West
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Thea
Ker
Resul Chicago
Atanta
Coal
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Vane Iohia
Ares
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Ston Forint Ofrti
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Gentry
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Kirby Werk
Jay’s
Gam Houston
Atlanta
Chica i Sen
Philadelphia
San bAcer
San'Francisco
Natls Asis
Frontreal
Angelles
Knicks Sign Phil Jackson to 1972 73 NBA Contract
New York Knicks announce reserve forward Phil Jackson has signed his 1972 73 NBA contract. The agreement formalizes his status with the franchise for the upcoming season.
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NEW York
Phil Jackson
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Wash Tips Regis 3-2 in pitching battle at high school
Washington high edged Regis 3-2 as two hits produced three runs. Wilson scored on a fielder's choice in the fifth after a stolen base and Regis error. Jon Day doubled in Sedlacek for Washington's second run. Sedlacek scored earlier on a squeeze. Regis answers came on Len Kolar and Dick Machacek hits. The teams meet again Monday at Springville in sectional action.
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Regis
Warriors
Wilson
Jon Day
Doug Sedlacek
Wash
Sedlacek
Len Kolar
Dick Machacek
Springville
Patterson Stops Agosto in Puerto Rico Titles Bout
In New York Floyd Patterson 193 pounds stopped Pedro Agosto 196 in San Juan Puerto Rico while Benny Huertas 140 fought and Saoul Mamby 140 featured in San Diego with Jack O Halloran 245 stopping Vic Scott 211 in Los Angeles.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Floyd Patterson
Pedro Agosto
Puerto Rico
Benny Huertas
New Yorke
Saoul Mamby
New San Diego
Jack O'Halloran
San Piesg
Vic Scott
Los Ange
Illinois appoints Wichita State’s Coleman as A D
Cecil N. Coleman, Wichita State athletic director, is named director of intercollegiate athletics at the University of Illinois. Chancellor J W Peltason will present the appointment to the Board of Trustees on July 19 for approval. Coleman, 48, leads the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and sits on the NCAA federation council.
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Ill
Cecil N. Coleman
Wichita State University
University of Illinois
J.W. Peltason
U of I
Peltason
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Coleman
Wichita State
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John E. Corbally Jr
Big Ten
Athletic Association
National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Federation
Stocks Rained Out at Hawkeye Downs Race Night
Heavy rains canceled the stock car racing program at Hawkeye Downs on Friday. Rain checks will be valid for any Friday night this season. Next racing action at The Downs is Tuesday night for the ADS Midwest Open featuring late model cars at 8 o'clock.
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Hawkeye Downs
the Downs
Kohl Earns Title Share At Waterloo
Two teams tied for first in the celebrity pro am at the Greater Waterloo Open Golf Classic. After 18 holes of the 36 hole event at Porky’s Red Carpet, Steve Coughlin with Otto Kohl and Mike Foss with Steve Spray shared the lead at 132. Keith Kephart and Bobby Loy were third at 133, with John Frillman posting the low pro score of 65.
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Red Carpet Golf Club
Steve Coughlin
Otto Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Mike Foss
Steve Spray
Indianola
Keith Kephart
Iowa State University
Bobby Loy
Greensboro
N.C
John Frillman
Omaha
Coughlin
Kohl
Foss
Spray
Star Tilts Tonight Sunday at Ellis Park Softball Card
Rain halted a Welty Way vs USA Stars game Friday before a 7 p.m. twin bill at Ellis Park. Welty rookie Dave Wegmann fanned four of nine, Ty Stofflett struck out five of six before rain. Sunday's doubleheader starts at 4 p.m. due to flight delays. Friday tickets valid.
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Welty Way
Ron Findley
Dick Zuccato
Ty Stofflett
Cedar Rapids
John Millis
Zuccato
Welty
American Softball Assn
All-Stars
Cliff Rice
Dave Wegmann
Wegmann
John Anguillare
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Conn
Dave
Village Inn
Cards Can't Top Weather Either
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals struggled against the weather and Clinton Pi lots, scoring three early runs before a torrential downpour washed out Memorial Stadium. Hector Cruz hit an RBI triple and Leon Lee blasted a two run homer before the rain halted play. A twin bill with Clinton was set for 6:30 p.m. tonight, marking the fourteenth rainout of the season in Cedar Rapids.
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C.R
C R Pros hire Happel And Pundt
Cedar Rapids Raiders coach Frank Bates names two assistants. Bill Happel 36 from Cedar Rapids, former Hawkeye back and 1957 Rose Bowl participant, becomes offensive coordinator. Ed Pundt 26 from Homestead directs the defense, ex Iowa State athlete and Des Moines Vikings player. Call Rapid Raiders office at 365-2966.
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Cedar Rapids Raiders
Bill Happel
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye
Bill
Hawks
Oregon State
Happel
Ed Pundt
Homestead
Iowa State
Des Moines
Des Moines Vikings
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Rapid Raiders
Crenshaw and Koch Reach Semis in Trans Mississippi Golf
Ben Crenshaw and Gary Koch, two amateur golf stars, surged into the semifinals of the 69th Trans-Mississippi Golf Tournament Friday with steady play amid windy conditions in Dallas.
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Koch
Dallas
Ben Crenshaw
Gary Koch
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