Scotch-Foursome Tourney Won By Pt Lavaca Couple
The Cuero Municipal Park course hosted a Scotch-Foursome Sunday with sixteen couples. Joy Spears of Port Lavaca and Jarrell Spears won with an 18 hole score of 82 and a 14 stroke handicap for a 68. Minnie Luddeke and Peck Luddeke were second with 69 after a 23 handicap.
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Pt. Lavaca
Cuero Municipal Park
Joy
Jarrell Spears
Port Lavaca
Minnie
Peck Luddeke
Cuero
Lil
Fritz Alexander
Cuero Park
Mike Weber
Helen Fetters
Joyce Spears
George Caskey
Charles Tubbs
Audrey Caskey
Robert
Sarah Post
Carroll sets major league save mark in 1 0 win over Dodgers
Pitcher Clay Carroll earned his 36th save, breaking the single season record as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0. Don Gullett started the ninth but Carroll closed, while Bill Russell had broken up Gullett's no hit bid with a single in the eighth. Dodgers eliminated from second place in NL West.
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Don Gullett
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Gullett
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodger
Carroll Carroll
Hepititas
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Wayne Granger
Sparky Lyle
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
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San Diego
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Boston
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Milwaukee
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Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
California
Chesswoord by Thomas Joseph
Chessword puzzle clues listed with across and down entries including answers for various word lengths and intersecting letters. The page features a mixed grid of definitions such as rounded projection, Moorish drum, celestial sphere, and other common crossword items.
Beaman Wins Quad Cities Open In Beaman Iowa
Deane Beaman shot a final round 68 to finish with 279 total and win the Quad Cities Open by one stroke over Tom Watson. Don Iverson was third, Lanny Wadkins tied for fourth. Beaman’s third major title boosts 1970 Milwaukee Open winner’s earnings to $87,428. He said he felt elated yet tired after finally breaking through.
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Iowa
UPI
Deane Beaman
Beaman
Tom Waton
Don Iverson
Lanny Wadkins
Dreaman
Baseball Strike Could Decide AL East Title Race
The pennant hinges on two of three with Boston and Detroit meeting at Tiger Stadium. A swept series or uneven schedule could hand Detroit a playoff spot against Oakland while Baltimore falters. Other AL and NL results highlight late-season shifts, including Grich, Cuellar, and Robinson key plays for Baltimore and Detroit's three straight wins.
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United Press International
Bowie Kuhn
Marvin Miller
Boston
Detroit
Tiger Stadium
Kuhn
Miller
Red Sox
Tigers
Oakland
Baltimore
Orioles
Bobby Grich
Mike Cuellar
Brooks Robinson
Dwight Evans
Robinson
Evans
Milwaukee Brewers
Billy Martin
Milwaukee
John Hiller
Cleveland
New York
Texas
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Montreal
Philadelphia
Freshman stars power top college football showdowns
Ohio State freshman Archie Griffin set a 239 rushing yards record in a 29-14 win over North Carolina. Duke routed Virginia 37-13 behind Hal Spears' two touchdown passes. Northwestern beat Pittsburgh 27-22 as Craig Boykin scored in the fourth. Oklahoma State crushed Colorado 31-6 led by Alton Gerard and Terry Hanley. Southern California toppled Michigan State 51-6 with Lynn Swann big plays. Oklahoma routed Clemson 52-3 as Greg Pruitt scored thrice. Alabama beat Vanderbilt 48-21 with Ellis Beck. Nebraska routed Minnesota 49-0 as Johnny Rodgers scored twice. LSU surpassed Wisconsin 27-7, Notre Dame crushed Purdue 35-14. Florida State beat Kansas 44-22, Penn State edged Iowa 14-10, Missouri defeated California 35-27. Army beat Texas A&M 24-14, Air Force over Davidson 68-6, Washington beat Illinois 31-11, Arkansas edged Tulsa 21-20, Delaware routed Boston University 49-12, Georgia defeated North Carolina State 28-22, Iowa State blanked New Mexico 31-0.
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Tennessee
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Oklahoma
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Alabama
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Minnesota
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Michigan
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Ed Shuttlesworth
Louisiana State
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Iowa
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Dan Natale
Missouri
California
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Air Force
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Washington
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Arkansas
Tulsa
Delaware
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Georgia
North Carolina State
Iowa State
New Mexico
National Football League
Miami Dolphins
NFL
Bob Griese
Jim Mandich
Minnesota Vikings
Dolphins
Garo Yepremian
Griese
Bob Lurtsema
Vikings
Miami
Paul Warfield
Bobby Bryant
Lurtsema
Mercury Morris
Howard Twilley
Mandich
Lloyd Mumphord
Fran Tarkenton
Tarkenton
John Gilliam
Bill Brown
Viking
New Orleans
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Buffalo
St. Louis
Oakland
San Diego
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Dan Pastorini
Houston
Oilers
Skip Butler
New York
Dolphins Stun Vikings Keep NFL Unbeaten Streak Alive
Miami defeats Minnesota 16-14 to stay the NFL’s last unbeaten team as Bob Griese connects with Jim Mandich for the late winner. Lurtsema roughing penalty preserves the drive, with Yepremian adding a 51-yard field goal and strong defense sealing the win.
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