Trevino Captures Open Title with Record Subpars
Lee Trevino becomes the U S Open champion at Oak Hill after four sub par rounds totaling 275, a record-tying score. He led early, overcame Nicklaus challenges, and avenged his rivals with birdie bursts on 11 and 12. Trevino vows to play long into the future as Nicklaus and Yancey falter.
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Trojans Win Track Title at NCAA Meet in Berkeley
Dave Patrick of Villanova won the 1500 meters in a meet record 3 39.9 at the NCAA championships as Southern California clung to a one point team lead over Washington State 58 57. Gerry Lindgren led a Washington State double win with a 5000 meters in 13 57 2 after taking the 10 000 earlier.
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Weekend Fly Fishing Yields Big Bluegill Blues
Three men and two boys fished a rural Stafford County pond in warm sun. The author, Kelly, Scott, and friends used ultra light gear and a Betts six foot fly rod with Cortland reel to land large bluegill beyond the moss banks. The party enjoyed a memorable day of action, fillets, and a picturesque spot near shaded cottonwoods.
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Edwards Delivers For Cardinals In Reds Clash
Johnny Edwards lined a two run single in the fifth to turn a 2 2 tie into a 4 2 Cardinals win over the Cincinnati Reds. Edwards spoke of staying ready while backing Tim McCarver and credited hitting coach Dick Sisler for adjustments. Cardinals sweep Reds and prepare for a three game series with the Cubs after an off day.
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Fathers Day Two Man Low Ball at Chanute Country Club
The Chanute Country Club hosted a Fathers Day two man low ball tournament. Winners were Bob Johnson and Garry Church with 57. Fred Bloomer and Ralph Taylor were runners up with 60. Of 29 teams nine reached the top five. a playoff decided fifth place among four pairs, with Ashley and Jeep Johnson prevailing.
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Southern California Wins Dramatic College World Series
USC claimed its fifth College World Series title with a 4 3 victory over Southern Illinois in Omaha. Pat Kuehner delivered a two run pinch triple with two outs in the ninth, after Brent Strom preserved the win with critical relief. Coach Rod Dedeaux praised his team for never quitting.
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Orley's Cafe, B of C Win In Eight Inning Clash
Bank of Commerce defeated First National 6 to 4 after eight innings as First National tied the game in the sixth. Orley's Cafe beat Ash Grove 13 to 2 with a five run first inning and held the advantage throughout. Reeves started for Bank of Commerce, Boaz won in relief, while Savedra took the loss. Rausch pitched for Orley, Allen catching. Hutcheon and Nooteboom worked for Ash Grove.
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Chanute Junior Golfers Win Medals at Independence Meet
Chanute Country Club juniors opened the season at Independence with Chanute taking three of four flights. Bobby Malson was 18 hole medalist at 78, Dan Kelly captured 9 hole medalist with 44, Jim Naff led medals with 41. Other players included Leverenz Harris Cook Heston Hubble Hubble McCoy. Next league meet at Chanute on June 26.
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Baseball League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The list shows batting leaders with 150 at bats led by Yastrzemski and M Alou, plus home run and RBI leaders like F Howard and Perez. Pitching leaders include John and McLain with five decisions and strikeout chiefs Marichal and Singer, detailing teams Boston New York Cleveland San Francisco and Chicago.
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Legion Drops Tight 10th Inning to Ottawa
The Chanute American Legion Varsity fell to Ottawa in ten innings 24 at Ottawa yesterday. Ottawa led 1-0 in the third, Chanute then took a 2-1 edge in the bottom half. Ottawa tied in the fifth and won with two in the tenth. Tim McDonald started, David Holloway held the next four, Jack Wilfans took the loss. Chanute stands 5-4 and meets Coffeyville here tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Burgher Sets NCAA Triple Jump Mark for Huskers
Nebraska's Lennox Burgher triple jumped 53 feet 1% inches to set an NCAA meet record and Big Eight best at Berkeley. The meet was weak for the conference with Kansas missing star Jim Ryun recovering from mononucleosis. Oklahoma's James Hardwick ran 400 hurdles in 50.9 while Missouri's Glen Ogden placed ninth in the 5 000 meters and advanced to the US Olympic trials. Kansas' Doug Knop was seventh in discus and Stan Whitley was fifth in long jump to qualify for trials.
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