Devlin Wins USI Classic In 13 Under Par Victory
Bruce Devlin captured the $200,000 USI Classic title at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a final 275 13 under. He led wire to wire finishing three strokes ahead of Lee Elder and John Mahaffey as he neared a year that included his eighth tour win and a shift toward golf course architecture in Florida.
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American Pro Golf Tour, Had A Final-Round 69 Over the Hills and Dales
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Florida
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John Mahaffey
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Tommy Aaron
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
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Joe Lazarro
Waltham
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Pat Browne
New Orleans
Chuck Mayo
San Jose
Calif
Frank D'Ottayi
Philadelphia
Charley Boswell
Birmingham
Ala
Phil Lederhouse
Prince Albert, Sask
Mets mental lapses help Reds roll to 8 1 victory
The New York Mets stumble in a seventh inning error-filled stretch allowing Cincinnati Reds to win 8 to 1. McAndrew's bunt throw ignites six Reds runs as Mets fall 12 games back of Pittsburgh. Astros beat Phillies 3 1. Pirates sweep Padres in a doubleheader, Stargell drives three, Robertson and Hebner contribute in the twin bill.
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Jim McAndrew
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Indians
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Frank Howard
Roy White
Detroit
Twenty Three Freshmen Invited To Panther Camp
PITTSBURGH AP Freshmen invited to Pitt camp under new NCAA rule allow first-year players to play varsity. Coach Carl DePasqua optimistic due to 30 returning lettermen and depth at backfield while acknowledging past struggles. New offense under QB Bob Medwich highlighted as key to improvement.
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Smote
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Panthers
Bob Medwich
Detroit Dumps Angels Stretch Lead In AL East Race
Detroit topped Los Angeles 11 9 to pull within one game of Baltimore in the AL East as eight runs in the sixth turned the tide. Chicago split a doubleheader with Boston to sit tied for first in the AL West with Oakland.
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Bruce
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Brundage Steps Down as Olympic Chief in Munich
Avery Brundage announces retirement after twenty years as president of the International Olympic Committee. He says the world moves on and prepares to hand over leadership to a French nobleman Count Jean de Beaumont or Irishman Lord Killanin. Brundage rests in a Munich hotel suite as officials weigh successors.
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Spain
Elizabeth
Greece
U.S
Fort Ina
Avery
Denver
Rookie Sparks St Louis Win Over Denver
Tim Van Galder, a 28 year old rookie quarterback, came off the bench to rally the St. Louis Cardinals to a 17 13 comeback win over the Denver Broncos in an NFL pre season game. The report notes additional league results and includes a feature on Avery Brundage discussing Olympic history and his stance on amateurism.
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