Nicklaus Wins British Open After One-Stroke Playoff
Jack Nicklaus defeats Doug Sanders by one stroke at St Andrews Old Course in an 18 hole playoff. Nicklaus shoots 72 to Sanders 73, earning £12,600 and his second British Open title as Sanders ends 64th on the U.S. tour money list amid a three-year win drought.
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Lewis and Cochran Win Honors at AAU Swim Meet
Corry swimmers Dale Lewis and Dave Cochran earned multiple awards at the AAU age group meet at Brokenstraw Valley Pool. Lewis, in the 13 to 14 group, won first in the 50-meter freestyle and took medals in the 100-meter breaststroke and 200-meter individual medley. Cochran, in the 15 and older group, won first in the 100-yard backstroke and earned a medal in the 200-meter individual medley. The event was sponsored by the Warren YMCA with local support.
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Conigliaro Brothers Barred in Sox Win After On-Field Incident
Tony and Billy Conigliaro clashed with Cleveland pitcher Fred Lasher during Sunday’s nightcap, Tony kicking Lasher after being hit in the first inning and both brothers contributing to an 8-2 Boston win. Lasher remained in the game after umpire Hank Soar’s ruling. Billy homered in the second as Boston swept, 6-2 in the opener.
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Savings Loan Nips Harborcreek in 2-1 victory
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion baseball team won 2-1 over Harborcreek as Craig Sampsell pitched five and two thirds innings with 10 strikeouts. Jerry Linden earned the win after relieved in the sixth, Mark Chase made a crucial defensive play, and Denny Brumagin was hospitalized after a flyball accident.
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Mets Hope Raymond Chooses Voice Over On Field
Montreal Expos closer Claude Raymond saved three straight games against the Mets with 17th win of the season, while Raymond said he found support from Montreal writers who doubted him in spring training. Pirates beat St. Louis as Blass injury looms. Houston, Cincinnati, San Francisco and Chicago wins also noted. Willie Mays nears 3,000 hits as umpire visit sparks buzz.
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Keystones Crush Randolph In High-Scoring Victory
Corry Keystones overwhelmed Randolph 25 to 15 after a 43-hit contest. Jerry Mick went six for seven, Gary Swackhamer five for seven, and John Wascak scored five runs as Corry built a huge first inning lead and held on. Bob Burch pitched the loss, while Jim Black started for Corry before relievers closed it out. The win lifts Corry to 2 in the New York Western Pennsylvania League. next game is Sunday at Loveland Field against Kennedy with two practice sessions announced.
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