Palmer Sets Titleholders Stroke Record at Pine Needles
Sandra Palmer posted a 72 to win the Titleholders over Pine Needles Country Club in Southern Pines North Carolina. She earned 3000 dollars a green jacket and a foreign sports coupe along with a year’s use of the car. Judy Rankin and Mickey Wright tied for second at 293, each earning 2032 dollars, while Kathy Whitworth and Marlene Wagge tied for fourth at 295, each earning 1397 dollars.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Sandra Palmer
Pleasant
Sandra
Pine Needles Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Auguste
Mickey ‘Wright
Soith
Judy Rankin
Marlene Wagge
Indianapolis 500 weekend trip and local sports roundup
Report details a Columbus attendee at the Indianapolis 500, with travel and seating notes, plus Pony League results and a series of minor league scores including Bears, Athletics, Pirates, Senators and Expos games. Weather comments mention chill and clear skies with substantial late-month moisture.
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Pony League
Ubears
Fisher
Chiefs
Martin
Athletics
Larry Cordsen
Ouls
Redlegs
Jim Kobus
Pirates
Anthony
Ryba
Senators
Adamy
Aml Expos
Behle
National Golf Day features Nicklaus Trevino Whitworth Camber
In Cleveland at Canterbury Golf Club top names Nicklaus Trevino Whitworth and Camer to lead National Golf Day events. Amateurs with handicaps chase target scores set by pros in a charity drive dating from 1942 now surpassing 1.7 million dollars. Amateurs begin May 33 with unknown targets and may contribute a dollar per entry as they attempt to beat the pros by June 16.
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Cleveland, Gaia
National Golf Bay
Canterbury Golf Club
Shaker
Ibis
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Kathy Whitworth
JoAnne Camer
Nicklaus
Steving
U.S
Miss Whitworth
Professional Golf
Golfer fatally shot over play permit dispute in Buffalo
Buffalo police say Special Officer Solomon Fletcher, 37, shot golfer John R. Mosely, 41, at Delaware Park Golf Course after a quarrel over a permit. Fletcher attempted to arrest Mosely for disorderly conduct as witnesses watched. a shot fired as Mosely fell or was knocked down.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bulala Parks Department
Solomon Fletcher
Tanslaughter
John R. Mosely
Leo J. Donovan
Eha
Delaware Park
Fletcher
Mosely
Donovan
Deano's and Oasis Flash 9-2 Softball Wins in Columbus
Deano's Diner routed Mel's TV 9-2 in Columbus Softball League with Larry Van Ackeren homering. Doug Bullington and Bill Mimnick hit triples while Mimnick earned the win and Mel Seimann took the loss. Oasis Bar also won 9-2 over Porson's Sport Shop.
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Deano
Mel
Columbus
Larry van Ackeren
Doug Bullington
Bill Mimnick
Bob Hopp
Mimnick
Mel Seimann
Oasis Bar
Porson
Sport Shop
Korth Blanks Columbus 2-0 In No-Hitter
In Central Nebraska Baseball League action Korth silences Columbus 2-0 as Saalfeld and Korth carve through hitters before the defense falters. Sliver Creek beat Fullerton 7-5 while rain cancels David City Genna and Osceola St Edward games. Genoa at Fullerton and David City with remaining matchups set for Sunday June 4.
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Columbus
Humphrey
Kelly Korth
Larry Snalfels
Korth
Saalfeld
Sliver Creek
Winni
Gene “Kula
Don Potter
David City
Genna
Osceola
St. Edward
Wumphrey
Genoa
Fullerton
Studnickas win Scotch Doubles on 278 game
Macy and Pat Studnicka s bowled handicap scores of 223 114 and walloping 278 to capture first place in the Sunday Night Mixed Scotch Doubles at Boulevard Lanes. Runners up were Dennis and Sandi Kudron 652 Keith and Louise Gottschall 636 Harold Kramland and Rita Fuhr 618 John and Dee Rains 620 Bill and Emily Fuhr 628.
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Macy
Pat Studnickas
Walloping
Boulevard Lanes
Dennis
Sandi Kudron
Keith
Louise Gottschall
Harold Kramland
Rita Fuhr
John
Dee Rains
Bill
Emily Fuhr
Studnicka
Gottschall
Ray
Marilyn Labens
Studnickas
Stodnickas
Omaha
Craig Brestel
Thellen
Kootes Klabbers
Allstar cage contest slated in Richmond
The Allstar basketball game in Richmond features stars from both the NBA and ABA, with Ray Scott to coach one side and Pete Vescey to coach the other. Players will be selected by matching skills rather than league, creating a murky lineup ahead of game time.
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Fenighi
Rubbat
Tte
Ray Scott
ABA
Virginia Squires
Scott
Pete Vescey
The
New York Daily News
Columbus
Pius X
Frank Brower
Lincoln
Lincoln Arcs
Gene Torczon
Lincoln Prep
Roberto Clemente Bats .327 On Road In 1963 Season Notes
Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit .356 at home and .327 on the road last year, highlighted by strong overall batting in 1963.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Alley Oop's RC Owens Quietly Faces a Somber Past
R C Owens, once a high flyer for the 49ers and Colts, carries a darker chapter from 1963. After a tornado killed his daughter and injured family, he rebuilt with J C Penney, then founded Alley Oop Enterprises. Now with HEW, he investigates discrimination nationwide from Belmont Hills in California.
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Baltimore Colts
Decors
En Tire Brason
Tloa
New York Giants
J. C. Penney
Tina
He Beyst Asy
Alley Oop Enterprises
Richmond
Calif
Goleta
Neanderthal
San Francisco 49Ers
A. Tittle
Y.A
49Ers
Baltimore
National Football League
Rovelle
Fishing Report Highlights From Lake North And Nearby Waters
Gene Kneifel reports variable early week fishing with a slow Friday and good Sunday. Lake North dominated catches with crappies, catfish, and bullheads. Walleyes were tagged but not among the catches. Master Angler awards went to Bruce W. Piller for crappie and drum at Lake North, Troy Gaver for drum at Platte River, and several others for bass, walleye, and catfish across local spots.
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Gene Kneifel
Gene
Minnow Mart
Lake North
Game Commission
Vaile River
Bruce W. Piller
Crawdad
Troy Gaver
Platte River
Rick Burrows
Bob Shively Jr
C.F. Wasler
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyo Stringer
Kanawa
Ernie Evans
Mark Weidner
Northern Pike
Lawrence
Jay Torezon
Lone Star Pit
Bill Kurmmeta
Tan Kneifel
Gary Braniff
Foli's fiery temper tests Mets Expos star's promise
Tim Foli, 21, is profiled as a volatile, gifted shortstop whose sharp temper has sparked suspensions, clubhouse dustups, and high expectations. Once with the Mets, he was traded to Montreal, where managers seek to channel his energy while balancing pressure from fans, teammates, and a baseball family background.
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NEW York
NEA
Tim Foil
Montreal Expos
Aml
New York Mets
Joes Pignatano
Montreal
Mets
Foll
Stillman
Foli
Ed Kranepool
Iie
Oli
Crazy Horse
Litlle
Slig
Gene Mauch
Columbia
Mauch
Voli
Lim
Voll
Mmajors
California Angels
Wiliams
Ty Cobb
Jimmy Piersall
Tony Horton
Duncan Grain triumphs over My Place in softball clash
Duncan Grain beat My Place 13-11 then 18-1 in a softball league. Kevin Egger, Don Karges, and Ed Hrezenski homered for Duncan Grain. Egger and Karges each had three hits. Bob Hegi hit two homers for My Place. Dan Adkisson was the winning pitcher. Larry Micek took the loss.
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Duncan Grain
Duncon
Kevin Egger
Don Karges
Ed Hrezenski
Egger
Kerges
Bob Hegi
Dan Adkisson
Larry Micek
Rookies Dodging Losses as Orioles Rally Sweep Indians
Orioles beat Indians 6-1 to sweep series as Baylor Grich and Dobson pace attack. Yankees take two from Detroit, Oakland sweeps Texas, White Sox top California then Angels win late. Milwaukee shellacs Boston. Kansas City wins at Minnesota.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Crowley
Bobby Anch
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Fice
Orioles
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Oakland
Texas
Chica White Sox
California
Angels
Milwaukee
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Dobson
Indians
Baylor
Grich
Boog Powell
Grich Doubl
Lunn wins Atlanta golf tournament to end drought
Bob Lunn captured the Atlanta Open after a 16 month winless stretch, taking home 26000 dollars first prize from a field led by Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus. Lunn started the final round locked in a share of the lead and sealed victory with a clutch putt on the 18th hole.
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Atlanta
Lunn
Dack Nicklaus
Sheae
Los Angeles
Linn
Denlock
Gary Player
Nicklaus
NBA tryout for officials to be held in Buffalo
BUFFALO AP The National Basketball Association will hold its tryout camp for officials June 12 16 in conjunction with the Buffalo Braves rookie camp. Sixteen applicants were invited and six will be chosen to officiate at NBA exhibition games in the 1972 73 season. Last season the league chose three for the regular staff.
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Buffalo
National Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Carnp
NBA
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