Conqueror Jacklin Wins 1967 U S Open at Hazeltine
Tony Jacklin ruled the 70th U S Open at Hazeltine Golf Club in Minnesota with a two under 70 final round for a 281 total. The Englishman, already financially secure, claimed the $30,000 Open prize as his career earnings and management value soared, despite concerns of money from 1967 Canadian Open past rivalries.
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Aaron Closing Gap On Leading Hitters
Hank Aaron homered twice as the Braves beat the Astros 6 to 4, passing Lou Gehrig for fourth on the all time extra base hit list with 1,191. Aaron’s 21st and 22nd blasts of the season came as St Louis swept Chicago and other NL results followed, while Jim Nash beat Houston with Rico Carty providing support.
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Gutierrez Sets Modern Major League Seven-Hit Game Record
Cesar Gutierrez nicknamed Cocoa, a Venezuelan shortstop for the Detroit Tigers, hits seven consecutive safeties in a 12 inning win over Cleveland to set a modern MLB record. He goes 7 for 12 across doubleheader, lifting his average to .255 as Detroit rallies from 6-1 down. Other AL results: Baltimore over Washington, Yankees over Boston in 11, Minnesota over Kansas City, California over Milwaukee in extras, and Oakland sweeping Chicago.
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Jacklin Captures Open Title With Steady Putting
Hazeltine Jacklin, first English winner since Ted Ray in 1920, powered by a precise putter to secure the U S Open at Hazeltine. He finished seven strokes ahead of rivals Hill and Charles, with a five under 67 by Bob Charles tying the course record. Hill faced a $150 fine for his criticism but earned $15,000 as he faltered late. Jacklin joined Trevino as Open players to beat par each round, marking a dominant victory in wind disturbed fields.
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Beavers in Labor Day Save-An-Eye Classic rosters
Corry players Norm Hasbrouck Dan Weaver Steve Grice and Dan Taylor headline the County team joining McDowell Iroquois Ft LeBoeuf Harborcreek North East Northwestern Fairview Wattsburg General McLane to face Erie City. Lou Hanna Ed Poly Don Zonno and Joe Kleiner guide both sides in the 1970 contest at Erie Stadium.
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Crotty Delivers Heroic Single In 11th For Loaners
Corry Savings and Loan outlast Fairview-Girard 11 innings 20 to 11 in a marathon, with John Crotty delivering the game winner after Mark Chase and Gary Rausch dueled. Chase allowed five hits, Rausch 16 strikeouts before giving way in the 11th. Belleau Fitch and Anthony set the stage for Crotty’s bases loaded hit that sealed victory. The win boosted Corry to 12-10-2 and sets up a midweek clash with Post 11 at Ainsworth Field.
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Evangelical United Methodists Halt Corry Alliance 13 9
In rainy church softball action the Evangelical United Methodists posted their first win of the season, beating the previously unbeaten Corry Alliance 13 to 9. Ray Cooklis led with a 3 for 4, Ken Spear, Gary Swackhamer and Larry Marsh added two hits each, and Swackhamer homered. Bob Carlson also homered as EUMC collected 11 hits while four different players drove in runs in a fast-paced, inning-rich contest. Greg Dolby took the loss for the Alliance.
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Baseball score updates and schedule from recent games
Yesterday's results include Detroit 7.9 over Cleveland 24 and New York V4 Boston 19 in 11 innings. Baltimore 4 Washington 2. Oakland 5 Chicago 24 Minnesota 11. Kansas City 2 California Milwaukee 5 in 10 innings. Today Minnesota at Milwaukee and Baltimore at Houston with other matchups noted.
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Pirates Schedule Area Tryout Camp in Warren
The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold a Thursday tryout camp at War Memorial Stadium in Warren. Led by Scouting Supervisor Joe Consoli with Nick Creola and Joe Frisina assisting, players aged 16 to 23 may attend at 10 a.m. Legion players require approval and participants still in school need principal permission. Players provide their own gear while the Pirates supply rest of the equipment.
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