Weiskopf Leads Kemper with Borrowed Putter
Tom Weiskopf sliced through four-under par 66 to seize a two stroke lead at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He explained borrowing a putter from a friend in Ohio influenced his confidence as he chased the $150,000 prize on Quail Hollow’s long layout.
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Tom Weiskopf
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Miller Barber
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Tom Sisolak
Palmer
Gary Player
Charles Coody
England
Tony Jacklin
Jayott
Ane
All Star Balloting Starts Fast for NL Leaders Bench and Aaron Top Vote
Aaron Bench and Hank Aaron pace early National League All Star voting with Johnny Bench leading the ballot by fans. Willie Mays, Willie Stargell, and Willie McCovey also rank high as 1st week returns show Clemence: Koon. Other leaders include Bud Harrelson and Joe Torre with Garr a late write-in.
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Mays Pace
All Star
New York
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Cincinnati
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Atlanta
Willie Mays
Sana Francisco
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Kuhn
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Roberto Clemente
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Brooks’ Robinson
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Sparky Anderson
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93-Year-Old Golfer Sinks Hole in One
AP reports Charlie Youngman, 93, aced the 100 yard second hole at Tom O'Shanter Golf Club in Toronto on Tuesday. The feat adds to a long list of senior golf milestones.
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Parlay Cards All Over Says Clete Boyer
Clete Boyer, the Braves infielder, was fined 1000 by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for betting on football games. He denied wagering on baseball and criticized Braves official Paul Richards, saying they do not get along.
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Bowie Kuhn
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Atlanta
Ike Richards
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Harris
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Addlet
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Braves
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Richards
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Glg
Bob Aspromonte
Mets
Porter Case Enters Court Over Porter's NBA Move
The Pitts burgh Condors sue Howard Porter in U S district court seeking an injunction to bar him from playing for the Chicago Bulls and seek punitive damages. Porter, Villanova MVP, had a Bulls contract reportedly worth 1.5 million. The Condors claim he signed with them on December 16 while in college.
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Bulls
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Auto Races at Downs Friday at Hawkeye Downs
Stock car racing returns to Hawkeye Downs Friday night with action on the quarter mile track. Features include late model sportsman mini stock and women’s divisions with racing slated to start at 8 o clock in Cézar Rap.
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Cézar Rap
Cards in Virtual Tie Move Toward First in Midwest League
Waterloo’s Cardinals beat Appleton 5-2 to pull into a virtual first-place tie in the North division. Cards improve to 24-18. Foxes drop to 27-18. Hector Cruz, Rob Sievers and Jim Hairston key multi hit effort led by Steve Waterbury five and two thirds innings on the mound. Tecklenburg took the loss as Appleton split a twin bill, with Cedar Rapids awaiting next for both clubs.
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Enton
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New York Opera Star Seeks Fresh Musical Frontiers
A 31-year-old international opera singer celebrated for a bold Delilah debuts at La Scala, blends antiques and engravings into a personal library, and pursues ongoing renewal through diverse, curious influences while calling Dewar's White Label her go-to Scotch.
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International Opers
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la Scala
Dewar
See Hear TELEVISION Saturday 60 3s
Fragmentary OCR notes list Channel 2 and Channel 5 schedules with sports and entertainment mentions. Mentions a May event and a baseball item with names obscured, presenting as a terse TV guide teaser from a newspaper page.
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Sprin Mar
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