Jacklin Leads U S Open Charge After Two Rounds
England's Tony Jacklin opened a three stroke lead in the U S Open at Hazeltine after a two under par 70 to reach 141. Dave Hill, aiming to win, shot 69 to stand at 144 while criticizing the layout as not testing enough. both prepare for the weekend rounds as the course proved challenging.
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Richard Crawford
Gay Brewer
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Bob Charles
New Zealand
Howie Johnson
Ben Crenshaw
Frank Beard
Bob Nichols
Bunky Henry
Dan Sikes
Braves sweep Astros as Boyer ends slump in opener
Clete Boyer sparked Atlanta with a single and two key hits in the nightcap, lifting the Braves to a 7-6 4-2 doubleheader sweep over Houston while Ron Reed won in his return. Rico Carty homered in the opener and Hank Aaron added a 19th homer in the nightcap as Pat Jarvis earned the second win.
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Colonels Forced to Trade for Bob Croft Signing
ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph ordered the Kentucky Colonels to trade three players to Dallas for signing Bob Croft, a Tennessee alumnus. Bud Olsen and Jim Ligon will move to Dallas, with Kentucky surrendering a second round draft pick next spring.
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University of Tennessee
Undefeated Corry Keystones Host Jamestown Tomorrow
Undefeated Corry Keystones prepare to host Jamestown at Loveland Field in New York Pennsylvania Baseball League. Brent Allen will again pitch after two wins, backed by star catcher Jerry Mick and an infield featuring John and Rick Wascak. Game time is 2 p.m. with warmups at 12:30. lineup includes Sampsell, Burleigh, Jansen and others.
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New York Pennsylvania
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New York
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Dave Gates
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Mick
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Bruce Allen
Gary Swackhamer
Dave Upperman
Dick Staples
Phil Holcomb
Gates
Rick Wascak
John Wascak
Bob Hubert
Mike Jansen
Washington Cures Oriole Ailments in 2-Game Sweep
The Washington Senators defeated the Baltimore Orioles 12-10 and 3-2 in 13 innings to close the gap in the AL East. Baltimore had led earlier, but the Senators rallied with Epstein’s seventh inning grand slam and Rettenmund’s 13th inning RBI for the sweep, while other AL scores shifted standings.
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Roy White
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