Barnett Wins Southgate Open On Fine Putting
Pam Barnett from Charlotte came from five strokes behind to win the $20,000 Southgate Open LPGA title at Leawood Kansas. She fired 68 to finish 210 six under par with her first LPGA victory in six years on tour. JoAnne Gunderson Carner finished tied for second with Jane Blalock at 213 after a string of bogeys.
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Women's softball tournament hosts on Friday slate
The Orlando Rebels meet Telford at the four day National Tournament as Stratford faces Birmingham and Salt Lake City battles Orange. Pekin opens against Wooster while Bloomington plays Plainfield and Anaheim tanks Sun City. Other results include Santa Clara over Sun City and Seattle beating Topeka 2-0. Atlanta edges Oklahoma City 2-0 and Plainfield 4 Houston 2.
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Water levels and discharge at John Redmond noted
Area dam readings report normal level of John Redmond at 1037.96 with daily change near zero and water discharge around 694 cubic feet per second. No further context or locations provided in the fragment.
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Weiskopf Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic by One Stroke
Tom Weiskopf enters the final round tied with Dave Hill and Jack Nicklaus and edges them to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Weiskopf shot 67 71 66 70 to finish 14 under par 274 securing the $30,000 first prize, with Hill and Nicklaus finishing one and two behind.
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Patek Sparks Royals Pull Past Nationals in 11 Run Win
Fred Patek, Kansas City shortstop, stole second and third for two runs and scored, helping the Royals beat the Washington Senators 11-1 to split the four game series at two. Pitcher Paul Splittorff allowed seven hits in a five inning win while Jeff Burroughs homered for Washington.
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Trades Give Houston Oilers New Look
The Houston Oilers overhaul under new head coach Ed Hughes includes major trades to improve both lines. Notable moves include shipping Jerry Levins to the San Diego Chargers for defensive tackles Ron Billingsley and Gene Ferguson. The club also added Bob Young and Jerry Sturm to the offensive line, plus defensive upgrades at tackles and ends. New quarterbacks Dan Pastorini and Lynn Dickey join Charley Johnson as prospects, while veterans remain at wide receiver and backfield.
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NL Leaders Hold Ground as Pirates and Giants Falter
The Pirates and Giants both lost 6-3 while the Cubs and Dodgers slipped, keeping the top two NL leaders in place. Pittsburgh led Cincinnati early before a Reds surge and Pete Rose’s two-run homer, while Montreal edged the Pirates 6-3. Rusty Staub drove in four for the Expos in a seven-run win over the Giants.
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Manning Returns to Form as Chiefs Top Saints
Archie Manning avoided a broken foot after slipping into the Chiefs bench and was listed ready to face the Chargers. Bobby Scott relieved for New Orleans, delivering drive success while Kansas City built a 27-7 lead with Stenerud field goals and Livingston’s 78 yard fumble return TD sealing the win.
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Brock Scores Five Times in Cardinal Bout
Lou Brock led St. Louis to a 13-4 win over Atlanta, stealing two bases and scoring five runs while collecting two hits and two RBIs. Brock boosted his NL-leading 1971 total steals to 42 as the Cardinals halted a five-game skid and closed to 5-2 behind Pittsburgh. Joe Torre homered and doubled early, fueling a five-run fourth inning that sealed the game.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Monday and Sunday results
Scores show Cincinnati beating St Louis 13 6 and Chicago 5 Cleveland 3 among others while Pittsburgh and Atlanta split doubleheader. Upcoming Monday games list Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Atlanta with noted pitchers and records. Sunday results include Kansas City 4 Washington 1 and Oakland 9 2 Boston 3 1. Night games scheduled for Minnesota at New York at Oakland and other matchups.
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Foodtown and KMH Win Openers at Galesburg Tourney
Foodtown defeated Rusty's Drive-in 9 5 and KMH beat Kustom Electronics 5 1 in the opening night at the Galesburg Invitational Softball Tournament. Pelo Perez Homered and Wayne Ryhard had two doubles and a single to pace Foodtown. Roy Marts pitched for Foodtown as eight hits were allowed. Ralph Heady and Al Baldwin powered KMH with a three hit performance. First round play ends tonight with Thayer facing Erie at 7 30 and Galesburg meeting Walmut at 9.
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NCAA Takes Action Hits Cal and UCLA in Bowl Eligibility
SAN FRANCISCO AP The NCAA ruled Cal will miss the Rose Bowl for three years and UCLA loses two way star James McAlister to ineligibility after the council denial of appeals. Cal coach Ray Willsey called the decision shocking as practice opened. UCLA AD J D Morgan said he was extremely disappointed with the ruling effects on the Bruins for the coming year.
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Boulder Rips Air Force in NBC Tourney
Boulder Colorado pins eight Air Force hits and four errors on the Air Force club to win 13 to 5 in five innings in Wichita. Natchez Mississippi falls 8-6 to Midlothian Alabama and Garland Nebraska loses 8-2 to Anchorage Alaska in the same NBC event. Tonight matches set Fairbanks Alaska vs Fargo North Dakota Wichita Kansas vs Valdosta Georgia and Trenton New Jersey vs Slater Iowa.
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Mes sersmith Stars As Angels Blank Yankees 3-0
Andy Mes sersmith scattered six hits to lead the California Angels to a 3-0 victory over the New York Yankees. The pitcher dominated early and kept the Yankees off balance through the game. The win improves California's standing as they support a strong pitching performance.
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