Graham Wins Open at Medinah in Playoff Thriller
Lou Graham captured the 75th U.S. Open at Medinah No. 3, edging Mahaffey by two in a Monday playoff after a dramatic final round. Nicklaus finished four back at 289, while Mahaffey squandered several near-misses in a tense final.
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Ak-Sar-Ben Entries Race Program Summary
Ak-Sar-Ben race card lists nine races for June 25 1975. Entries feature horses like Kahuna D W Whited 117 and Night Jones 120 in thoroughbred events with purses from 3800 to 10000 and claim prices up to 3200 for不同 age groups and conditions across a 1 mile to 1 70 yard spread at Omaha.
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Duthie
Tison Quenado
Miss Pober Jones
Windsor Leo Lintner
Tilting Hard Lively
Monte Viso
Dan Whited
Stander Smith
Réal Style Anderson
Jody R Ecottey
Patoia — Calderon
Kunitake
Rita Nutcracker Meier
Kimijanamie Ecottey
Mwedera Rosa
David Whitec
Duchess Seif
No Boy
Model Lintner
Anderson
Assie Eye
Bailey
Iourbon Brownie
D. W. Whited
Duane
Wbanie
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Geund Ring — Baroom
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Rod
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Greer
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Lullabye Lady — Herman
Sweet Nellie
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Valiant Pappa Calderon
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Ingrain
Herrere
Mick Doom
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Mart Windsor
Baseball league leaders and pitching records posted
National League leaders show Cedeno 31 stolen bases, Morgan 30, Brock 25, Lopes 22, Lintz 17. American League leads list Rivers 39, Otis 29, Washington 25, Remy 19, North 19. Pitching leaders include Messersmith 11 3, Sutton 11 4, Seaver 10 4, Gullett 9 3, Jones 9 4. In the American League Palmer 12 3, Kaat 10 4, Busby 10 5, Tiant 10 6, Ryan 10 6.
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Pin crowns decided in Women's Doubles League at Columbus Bowl
Ruth Faulkner and June Reich win Women's Doubles League at Columbus Bowl. Norma Langemeier and Ann Bomberger each had 19 game finals. Bomberger 505 and Langemeier 502. Moser Langemeier and Bomberger Wozny combining scores 367 and 914. Judy Carlson tops season with 214 high game and 537 series.
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Golf League Winners Named At Elks Country Club
The Elks Country Club Ladies League saw 59 golfers compete with winners Barb Zapotacky Arlean Wilhelm Connie Ernst Jean Smith Jane Hopp and Carol Latham. Players are reminded to tee off on the back nine on Tuesday June 24.
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Birthday salute to boxing great Jack Dempsey in Columbus
The Columbus Telegram recalls Jack Dempsey turning 80 with a breakfast interview by Dick Toof. Fans and local businessmen fondly remember the former champ who visited Columbus years ago and enjoyed meeting supporters and sharing stories.
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Yankees hold off Orioles as Medich shines in 6 1 win
Yankees defeat Baltimore 6-1 behind Doc Medich eight-hitter as Munson drives in three with a homer and single. Orioles drop 7 4 games back in the AL East amid other league results including Cleveland 11 Boston 3.
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Denny shines as Cardinals rout Mets in doubleheader win
John Denny returned from Tulsa to blank the Mets 4 0 in the second game as St Louis halted New York 1 0 in the opener. Mets’ 35 scoreless innings and seven game skid keep them seven games back of Pittsburgh while Denny boosts a Cardinals rotation seeking cohesion.
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Cuddefords Capture Sunday Mixed Scotch Doubles Title
Cuddefords posted a 616 handicap series to win the Sunday mixed Scotch doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Ed Zim mer and Carrie Kretz were runners up at 607, with multiple 592 and 585 ties among top teams. High games included 215 by the Cuddefords and 217 by the Howsers. In other bowling news, Rich Preister and Ila Newman earned TV appearance after beating Jokers 207 191.
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Bears no hits Senators for 7-2 win in Pony League
Brian Kearney struck out 15 batters in a no-hit seven to two victory as the Bears defeated the Senators in Pony League action. An 18 hole exhibition at Omaha’s Highland Country Club featured Gov. J. J. Exoney and professional golfer Lee Trevino on July 1.
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