Weiskopf dominates Philadelphia Golf Classic title run
Tom Weiskopf captured his third win in four starts at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a final round 71 and a 72 hole total of 274 14 under par four stroke margin. He earned 30000 and boosted season earnings to 151867 as Nicklaus and Crampton trailed. Mary Mills wins LPGA championship with 288 total after closing with six birdies in nine holes.
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Charlies Top Chiefs 3-0 Behind Zachary One-Hitter
Chris Zachary fired a one hit 3-0 shutout in the opener as Charleston’s Charlies beat the Syracuse Chiefs who snapped a five game win streak. O'Brien homered and drove in a run, Bushman added a third-run triple, and Ed Ott and Dave Parker had the other Charlies hits.
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Heck's Has 1-2 Mark in Light Creek Tourney
Heck's softball team from Charles ton West Virginia won one game and lost two at the Light Creek Invitational in Ann Arbor Michigan. They defeated Faultless Rubber of Ashland Ohio 2-0 behind Freddie Doss three for three two RBI. lost to Light Creek 4-1 and to Midland 6-4. S J Easterling had two hits in the Midland game.
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Sunday Results From Charleston and Syracuse
Sports brief reports show Charleston defeating Eitta Gis 3-0 and Syracuse losing 0-3. Slaton’s 2-5 line highlighted the day, with Kaat marked at 63. A lone game at Minnesota is listed with no final score.
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National League Sunday and Monday Baseball Scores
National League results show Montreal beating San Francisco 7 6 Chicago 9 7 Houston 7 7 Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 4 New York 0 Philadelphia 11 San Diego 0 St Louis 42 Atlanta 23. Saturday Cincinnati 8 Chicago 4 New York 4 Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 8 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 4 San Diego 1 Montreal 9 San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 4 Houston 1. Monday games include Los Angeles Sutton 7-4 at Philadelphia Ruthven 1-4 7:35 p.m. Piten mee 33 at Atlanta Mor Hon 5-4 8:05 St Louis Gibson 44 at Cincinnati Grimstey 5-4 8:05 p.m. San Francisco sargent 93 at New York Stone 1-1 8:05 p.m.
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Monday Sinks Reds With Sunday Punch
Monday leads baseball action with strong showings by Rick Monday and Pat Bourque as the Cubs beat the Reds 4-1. Chicago takes early lead on Monday’s 14th homer. Santo adds a homer for a 4-1 edge. Reds rally with three in the seventh but fall short as Kessinger drives in eighth for Chicago. Other NL results include Dodgers over Mets 4-0 and Expos 7-4 in ninth.
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Petty Wins After Duel With Baker
Four time NASCAR champion Richard Petty of North Carolina won the Alamo 500 at Texas World Speedway after breaking clear from Buddy Baker who led early but lost power. Darrell Waltrip finished second, Cale Yarborough third, with Bobby Allison, Benny Parsons and others also in the mix. Petty attributed the win to applying pressure as the laps wound down.
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Sexton Repeats at Heck's Open Golf Championship
Frank Sexton of Huntington held off Bob Johnson of Charleston to win the Heck's Open at Riverview Country Club. Sexton shot 73 for a 142 total at 36 holes, while Johnson finished 143 after a 72. Johnson nearly tied with a 30-foot birdie on 18. Sexton saved par with a two-foot chip. This marks Sexton’s second Heck's victory and first back-to-back win.
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