Bunkers Take Toll Of U.S. In Britain
At Royal St George's England American golf hopes crumble as Alan Thirlwell defeats Kemp Richardson at the 20th hole to reach the British Amateur final. Earlier rounds saw Americans trapped by the bunkers at The Maiden and The Dorsets, with Walker Cup veteran Dick Siderowf falling to Rodney Foster. Thirlwell then beat Michael Bonallack 2 and 1 while Trevor Homer advanced by beating Roger Revell 5 and 3.
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Salute to Casey Stengel at Dodgers Oldtimers Game
The Los Angeles Dodgers host an Oldtimers Game Sunday at Dodger Stadium in honor of Casey Stengel. Inductees and attendees include Hall of Famers Jackie Robinson Roy Campanella Sandy Koufax Joe DiMaggio Stan Musial Joe Cronin Early Wynn Harry Hooper and more. Present also are Wilbur Cooper Charlie Deal Mickey Mantle Whitey Ford and many Dodgers and Yankees legends alongside Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and league presidents Cronin and Feeney.
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Putting Tip From Player Lifts Gilbert At Kemper Open
Lee Trevino teased Cesar Sanudo about a loaned putter while Gary Player’s advice reshaped Gibby Gilbert’s game. The 31 year old shot a five under 67 to reach 9 under 135 at Quail Hollow, securing a one stroke lead as Sanudo Hill and Casper chased.
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Dolph Quits ABA Position
New York AP report says American Basketball Association Commissioner Jack Dolph will resign when his three year contract ends in October. He says a merger with the National Basketball Association is imminent and Walter Kennedy may become sole head of the expanded league. Dolph will assist in finding a successor.
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Hill bursts ahead in Monsanto Open with 66
Hill shot a 66 after winning the Monsanto Open earlier this year. Sanudo led after round one with 471 due to heat fatigue, while Casper slipped late to 70. Trevino and Harris at 138, Palmer 145, and Gilbert dazzled with bogey-free play, finishing strong under bright sun.
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Brewers Rally Past Rangers as Rain Delays Loom Large
Brewers top Texas 7-5 after 2 hours 18 minutes of play and 2 hours 47 minutes of rain delays. Ted Williams wandered the outfield while Umpire Nestor Chylak stayed the course as Milwaukee extended a seven run lead behind Paul Ratliff’s homer and strong bullpen work.
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New Putter Puts Smith Into Lead
In Baltimore AP reports Marilynn Smith shot 68 on Pine Ridge with a new putter to lead by one stroke after the opening round of the Lady Carling tournament. Carol Mann sits runner up at 69 with Beemene trailing.
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Niekro Blanks Mets Except Milner In 6-1 Braves Win
Phil Niekro isolated the Mets with a sharp knuckleball, allowing only Milner to reach twice as Atlanta beat New York 6-1. Milner homered on a fastball in the ninth, while Niekro earned his seventh win. In other NL games, Houston toppled Montreal 7-1, Cincinnati outlasted Philadelphia 6-3 in 17, Dodgers beat Cardinals 8-3, Giants topped Pirates 7-4, and Cubs edged Padres 2-1 in 10.
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