Pebble Beach Open yields tense opening round leaders
In the 72nd U S Open at Pebble Beach, six players tied at 71 led the field after a cautious first round. Nicklaus, Moody, Rodriguez, Shaw, Rudolph, and Zarley headed a logjam as players battled rough greens and windy seaside conditions. Trevino shot 74 while Palmer posted 77 amid illness and fatigue.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jim Wiechers
Gary Player
Orville Moody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Nickleus
Tom Shaw
Tennessee
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zarley
Bob Hope
Captures Kansas Women's Crown
Mrs. Karen MacGee of Overland Park captured the Kansas Women’s Amateur title at Lawrence with a two round total of 154 after posting a course record 75. Rain halted play Wednesday. Di ane Wilson placed second at 159, with Vicki Foss and Nancy Boozer tied for third at 163.
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Lawrence, Kan
Karen MacGee
Overland Park
Kansas
MacGee
Missouri
Diane Wilson
Kansas City
Vicki Foss
Wichita
Nancy Boozer
Lawrence
Allen and Robinson Lead AL All Star Team Voting
The first results of American League All Star voting show Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox and Brooks Robinson leading with 96 633 and 96 633 votes respectively among 217 029 ballots cast.
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Allen and Robinson
Allen
Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Southern Cal Extends College World Series Drama
Southern California forced a decisive 15th game in Omaha by defeating top-ranked Arizona State 3-1, pushing the NCAA World Series to its limit as the two-time defending Trojans continue their title bid.
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Southern Cal
Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Trojans
Arizona State
Erie Country Club Sets Golf Tournament
A handicap golf tournament at Erie Country Club is scheduled for June 25. Tournament chairman L E Stookey says entrants must have played two rounds in tournaments in 1971 and current handicaps are posted in the clubhouse. Registration runs noon to 12 45 p.m with a 1 p.m tee off.
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Erie Country Club
Erie
L.E. Stookey
Local Jogging Program Returns Next Monday
The Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission sponsors a jogging program open to all residents 14 and older. Meetings start at 10 a.m. Saturdays at the north shelter house in Santa Fe Park, running through August 28.
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Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission
Tom Thorne
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Pirates Rally Behind Robertson to Take NL East Lead
Bob Robertson sparked a rain-delayed doubleheader sweep over the San Francisco Giants, collecting three hits and four RBIs to lift the Pirates into first in the National League East by percentage over the idle Mets. He opened with a sac fly, then added a two run single and an RBI single as Pittsburgh erased a 1-0 deficit in the nightcap.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Robertson
Mets
Nelson Briles
Dave Gusti
Giants
Weekly Kansas fishing report from state forestry group
Pratt Kansas AP reports weekly fishing conditions across reservoirs and lakes. John Redmond at normal level and murky. Fall River normal and turbid slow. Toronto normal and murky for crappie and channels, slow for bass and flatheads. Crawford County Lake 1 slightly low and clear, slow. Woodson and Wilson counties normal and clear, excellent bluegill and good crappie bass channels. Southeast Kansas Strip Pits normal and clear, fair to good bluegill sunfish and bullheads.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
John Redmond
Fall River
Toronto
Crawford County
Woodson
Wilson County
Kansas
Major League Standings and Friday Schedule
Major league games listed for Friday include Los Angeles at Chicago with Osteen and Hoxton pitchers, San Diego at Pittsburgh with Norman and Blass, New York at Cincinnati with Koosman and Nolan, Philadelphia at Houston with Carlton and Wilson, San Francisco at St Louis with Carrithers and Wise, Chicago at Boston with Wood and Culp, Texas at New York with Bosman and Kline, Kansas City at Milwaukee with Drago and Lonborg, Baltimore at Minnesota with Palmer and Kaat, Cleveland at Oakland with Wilcox and Holtzman, Detroit at California with Coleman and Clark.
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Los Angeles
Osteen
Chicago
Hoxton
Monreal
Morton
Renko
Atlanta
Reed
Kelley
San Diego
Norman
Pittburgh
Blass
New York
Koosman
Cincinnat
Nolan
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Carrithers
St. Louis
Wise
Wood
Boston
Culp
Texas
Bosman
Kline
Kansas City
Drago
Milwaukee
Lonborg
Baltimore
Palmer
Minnesota
Kaat
Cleveland
Wilcox
Horgan
Oakland
Holtzman
L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Cincinnati
California
Mayberry Powers Royals Past Red Sox in 13-9 Slugfest
Kansas City routs Boston 13-9 as the clubs combine for a season high 32 hits. John Mayberry drives in six with two doubles and a home run, while Richie Scheinblum and Lou Paciella add key hits. Boston homers by Harper and Petrocelli highlight the loss.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Boston
Red Sox
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Tommy Harper
Rico Petrocelli
Minor League Scores In American Association Night
Wichita defeats Denver 11 to 4 while Tulsa beats Oklahoma City 6 to 1 and Indianapolis tops Omaha 8 to 0 Evansville blanked by Iowa 3 to 0 in a 0 score run.
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American Association
Wichita
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Omaha
Evansville
Iowa
Phillies Braves swap steel city trade ends deadline day
The Philadelphia Phillies traded ace reliever Joe Hoerner and a minor league first baseman to the Atlanta Braves for right handers Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer. The deal was the lone major move as the deadline passed with Atlanta the only team to respond to Philadelphias call. Nash returns with a 1 1 record and 5 50 ERA while Neibauer has allowed eight relief appearances this year without a decision and a 7 37 ERA.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
Phillies
Joe Hoerner
Braves
Jim Nash
Gary Neibauer
Phils
Nash
Neibauer
Thayer Devils Irish With Five to One Softball Victory
Thayer, aided by Ed Simmers crafty pitching, beat St Patrick s 5 1 at Santa Fe Park delaying their winning start. Simmers spun a five hitter with eight strikeouts while Harley Ponce allowed ten Thayer hits. St Pat s lone run came in the sixth on Godinez De La Torre, as Thayer moved to 5 0. In the second game Foodtown topped Iola 8 6 behind a five run fifth inning and Paul Keller s relief.
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St. Patrick’s
Santa Fe Park
Thayer
Ed Simmers
Kustom Electronics
St. Patrick's
Simmers
St. Pat's
Godinez
Ponce
Foodtown
Iola
Metzen Helps Hurl Orleys Past Con Oil
Metzen pitched four innings for Orleys and struck out ten as Oveys Cae beat Consolidated Oil 2 to 1 in a tense game. First National Bank shut out Thayer State Bank 5 to 0 in VFW Major League action after Thayer forfeited in the first inning due to insufficient players.
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Metzen
Orley
Brian Meten
Ovey
Cae
Consolidated Oil
First National Bank
Thayer State Bank
Harper Insurance Romps Over OCAW In Minors
Kubler hit two homers and Damon Williams added two as Harper Insurance built a 15-6 win over OCAW in VFW Minor League play. Williams pitched a two hitter as Harper improved to 4-1. In the nightcap Wells Clothiers beat Busy Bee Cafe 20-19 with three pitchers each.
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Freg Kubler
Harper
OCAW
Kubler
Damon Williams
Doug Vogel
Keith Young
Williams
Wells Clothiers
Busy Bee Cafe
Wells
Mike Stierwalt
Rocky Sharp
Stan Ross
Lester Rhine
Steve Dunlap
Dana Ambler
Busy Bee
Robins Triumph 12-7 Over Cardinals
The Robins improved to 3-1 with a 12-7 victory over the Cardinals. Alice England pitched the complete game for the Robins, while Denise Ratliff homered against her.
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Robins
Cardinals
Alice England
Denise Ratliff
Hulls Dumps Santa Fe in VFW Rookie League clash
Hulls Dumps Santa Fe cruised to a 12 to 3 victory as Kurt Richwine and Ryan Cokburn pitched for Hulls and Scott Manbeck went the distance for Santa Fe. Montgomery Ward topped Burghart Lumber 15 to 13 with Eric Sewart and Logan Knee land combining on the mound.
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Huill
Baker Shop
Santa Fe
VFW
Montgomery Ward
Burghart Lumber
Kurt Richwine
Ryan Cokburn
Hull’s
Scott Manbeck
Eric Sewart
Logan Kneeland
Kevin Myes
Rod Burghart
Marty Yarbrough
Pinks Overcome Early Deficit to Beat Silvers 16 6
The Pinks rallied from a 4-0 start to defeat the Silvers 16 to 6 in a Bantam Division girls softball game on Thursday. Shelly Beech and Debbie Vogel pitched for the winners while Candy Binnon worked for the Silvers. Beth Bechtal homered for the Silvers.
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Pinks
Shelly Beech
Debbie Vogel
Candy Binn
Beth Bechtal
Putter Signs with Wichita State on Track Scholarship
Jim Podrebarae a 6 3 280 pound shot putter from Bishop Ward High School Kansas City signed a national letter of intent to attend Wichita State University next fall on a track scholarship.
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Wichita
Jim Podrebarae
Bishop Ward High School
Kansas Ciy
Kan
Wichita State University
Semi Pro and minor league lineups at Santa Fe Park
Tonight features multiple leagues at Santa Fe Park with games including Chanute Blues vs Pleasonton at 8:00 and Hans Flowers vs J C Penney in the Minor League at 6:00 VFW and church softball schedule with Lutheran against Westview Baptist at 7 there is a full slate of fixtures across venues and times.
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Chanute Blues
Pleasanton
City Park
Ash Grove Cement
Bank of Commerce
Mid- America Refinery
Jones
Santa Fe Park
Hans Flowers
J.C. Penney
ACT
Dairy Queen
Boats & Motors
Naff & Bolze
Lutheran
Westview Baptist
First Baptist
Jaycees
Nazarene
United Brethren
Cougars Rout Fighters in Senior Division Softball
The Cougars defeated the Fighters 18 to 7 on Thursday. Brenda Carter homered for the Cougars while Brenda Klauman pitched a complete game for the winners and Patti Ponce pitched for the Fighters.
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Cougars
Fighters
Brenda Carter
Brenda Klauman
Patti Ponce
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