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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1968

Page

9

Ohio Valley regional tennis results show few upsets

Charles Parsons Woodruff Cerutti lead Charleston in the Ohio Valley Boys Regional tennis event at Gorman Field and Carbide Courts. Notable results include Greg Eisenbrand of Columbus upsetting top seed Randy Stager of Springfield in the 12 and under division. Consolation brackets run next with 120 players entered and multiple matches at Gorman Field UW and Carbide Courts.

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Astros and Pirates Push Wins in Doubleheader Sweep

New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates split a twin bill with the Astros and Pirates sweeping, Harry Walker managing Houston to a seven game streak end and Willie Stargell homering twice for Pittsburgh. The Pirates beat the Dodgers earlier while Houston defeated New York in a grueling night doubleheader, with clutch hits by Patek and Stargell aiding late rallies.

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Trevino Triumphs Open at Oak Hill in Bold Style

Lee Trevino wins the Open at Oak Hill after a fearless display, surprising rivals and drawing astonished praise from insiders. Arnold Palmer posts a late surge but finishes well back, while Trevino’s dominance reshapes talk of golf’s elite.

Trevino Receives Warm Homecoming After U S Open Victory

U S Open champion Lee Trevino arrived in El Paso to a crowd of about 60 fans. He thanked supporters, said he plans a brief rest before rejoining the PGA Tour, and noted his daughter and wife Claudia awaiting him. Trevino recalled firing four subpar rounds to set a U S Open record with 275 strokes.

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Heck's Open golf tour closes for entries today

Today is the last day to enter the $2,500 Heck's Open golf tour. Coordinator Bill Brownfield said entries cap at about 100, with a few spots still available to fill flights. The 36 hole medal play event is set for Saturday and Sunday at Riverview Country Club near Madison.

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Alou Delivers In 10thto Lift Pirates Over Mets

In Pittsburgh Matty Alou lined a clutch single up the middle in the 10th inning driving Maury Wills home from second to give the Pirates a dramatic victory over the Mets.

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