Trevino Fails Grand Slam Bid at British Open
Trevino wins the British Open at Muirfield with a total of 278 six under par, denying Nicklaus a modern Grand Slam. Nicklaus finishes one stroke back at 279 after a strong final round, while Trevino honors Nicklaus as the best and hopes he wins the PGA Championship next month.
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Mich
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Hard Work Brings Olympic Berth for WSU Standout
Preston Carrington former Shocker track and basketball star from Topeka placed third in the Olympic Trials in Eugene Oregon earning a spot on the 1972 Olympic Team headed for Munich. He led after day one with 26 15 and posted 26 4 on day two before a slight ankle sprain. Carrington credited his coach Hem Wilson for encouragement and expressed pride in making the Olympic squad.
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Shocker
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el Dorado
VFW Major and Minor League Tonight Schedule at Santa Fe Park
Tonight at Santa Fe Park the VFW Major League features Thayer State Bank against Mid America Refinery at 6 00 and Bank of Commerce versus Home Savings at 8 00. In the Minor League tournament the Cougars meet Fighters at 6 00. Junior division sees Woodpeckers versus Road Runners at 6 00 followed by Bantam Division games Silver against Pink at Sunny Side park.
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Pink
Softball Scores From Local Church League
In slow pitch action Nazarene beat Westview Baptist United Brethren 15 to 14. Nu-Wa Campers defeated Jaycees 4 to 1. Humboldt edged First Baptist 12 to 11. Presbyterian defeated Nu-Wa Campers 6 to 4. United Brethren topped Jaycees 14 to 4. Presbyterian beat Nu-Wa Campers 16 to 6.
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Major League Standings From Sunday Results
Oakland defeated New York 5 to 2 while California stood 1 1 after rain halted the second game. Detroit beat Kansas City 2 to 0 and Boston won 6 to 1 against Minnesota. Baltimore led Chicago 6 to 1 as Texas edged Cleveland 3 to 2.
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Cards Royals Suffer Defeats In Sunday MLB Action
The St. Louis Cardinals lost 4 1 to the Cincinnati Reds while the Kansas City Royals were shut out 2 0 by Detroit ace Bill Slayback. Bobby Tolan did heavy damage against his former club.
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Rupp Takes President Post With Memphis Tams
Former Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp, 70, is named president of the Memphis Tams of the ABA by Charles C. Finley after the franchise was acquired July 6. Rupp said the team needs development by imaginative people to succeed.
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Chanute Cubs trip Eureka 11-4 to push season win total
Chanute American Legion baseball team improved to 15-7 with an 11-4 victory over Eureka. Dave Morrison earned the win, Craig Harris threw three shutout innings, and Jim Wilkins led the offense with a double, triple, and three runs as Chanute built a 8-4 lead by the fifth and added three more in the seventh.
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Area Dams John Redmond Toronto 916.69 John Re Water Discharge
A water discharge figure reports 916.69 cubic feet per second for area dam John Redmond in Toronto with a related figure of 6,360 for the discharge metric.
Chiefs Emphasize Attack in 1972 Season
Kansas City aims to boost its offense under Hank Stram with Len Dawson directing and Otis Taylor returning as a top target. The team adds depth at running back, drafts Jeff Kinney, and relies on a solid line and a strong defense led by veterans plus Jan Stenerud’s reliable kicking. Arrowhead Stadium opens August 12 against the St. Louis Cardinals as home attendance record prospects loom.
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Topeka 7-Up dominates Blues in Kansas Tourney win
In Wichita the Kansas Baseball Tournament saw Topeka 7-Up defeat Pleasanton 7-0. Tom Bishard allowed three singles for a complete game as 7-Up built a 3-0 lead in the first, adding two in the third and solo runs later. Steve McKinney tossed a one-hitter for Wichita as the Nationals beat Chanute 7-0. both games ended early due to the six-run rule.
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Fischer Forces Third World Chess Match into Private Room
American challenger Bobby Fischer moved the world chess championship into a private room after winning the second game to seize the initiative from Boris Spassky. With play set to resume, Spassky aides warned he may refuse further games in the private setup, while a sealed envelope revealing Fischer’s 41st move was opened at 1 p.m. EDT.
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Fischer
Isaac Kashdan
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Chanute Athletes Dominate Wichita Cinder Meet Highlights
Six Chanute athletes led by Tom Borjas earn three first place medals in Wichita. Borjas wins high jump 5 5 long jump 18 7 and javelin 134 e in 13 14 division. Crownover and Williams also win, with others placing in 15 16 division.
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Borjas
Kent Crownover
Jeff Williams
Crownover
Williams
Brad Bright
David Rideau
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