U S Open Stars Duel Headlines Palmer Nicklaus Feud
Gaffer Bob Erickson and Jim Colbert share the lead after the third round of the 71st U S Open at Merion. Palmer and Nicklaus trade barbs and challenge, while the field is cut to 65 survivors. Erickson and Colbert pursue a breakthrough as controversy swirls around course difficulty and slow play.
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Morrison Drops Chadwick but Mt Morris Gains Ground
Morrison defeats Chadwick 6 1 to keep at least a share of first in the Southern Division standings while Mt Morris rallies to beat Morrison 8 7. Bush fans three for Morrison as Rod Bush hits for the cycle, lifting Morrison to a 20 season total in pitching duels. Morrison hosts Betendorf Sunday at 4 p.m. and Rock Falls next at 2 p.m.
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Sterling Falls 6-4 to Mt Morris in seventh inning
Sterling led 3-1, then the Mt Morris nine rallied to win 6-4 as Sterling made four errors and mental miscues while Mt Morris strained ahead. Leseman and Stockwell sparkled at bat for Sterling but pitcher Fisher took the loss.
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YMCA Softball Action at New Sheid Park Diamonds Shaped Season Debut
Four Thursday games opened the YMCA Slow Pitch League at the new Sheid Park diamonds. Harvey Farms surged to a 6th inning win over National Mfg after a late rally, BB&W crushed Pepper Conoco 16 4, Sterling Firemen overwhelmed Rock Falls Eagles 15 3, and Wahl Clipper dominated Assembly of God 35 2 in five innings. Standings show RB&W 40 Polo 2.0 and Harvey Farms leading with 22 wins.
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Ohio Races Feature Asphalt And Dirt
Rossburg Ohio hosts USAC late model stock car racing on Eldora dirt and New Bremen asphalt half mile tracks. Twenty drivers race 100 laps for 7500 each over two 50 mile events with a 1000 dollar bonus for overall leader and 2000 dollars for winning both days. Dave Whitcomb leads with 541.5 points driving a 1969 Dodge Charger. Norm Nelson is second with 505 points in a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner. Nelson also owns a 1970 Roadrunner. Roger McCluskey drives it in seventh with 328.5 points.
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Valuable export: Micronesia ships scrap metal ahead of copra
In Micronesia the region bears heavy World War II debris, making scrap metal the territory’s most valuable export after copra as locals salvage relics and industrial debris.
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Five Ejected In Cleveland Tigers Brawl During 7-0 loss
baseball fight erupts in eighth as Cleveland Indians beat Detroit Tigers 7-0 after Ray Fosse is hit by a pitch. Fosse Hodge and Denehy, plus Horton and Ike Brown, are ejected. Fosse required stitches. Oakland tops Milwaukee 6-2 as 10 cent beer night ends in A's win.
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Hurdler And Miler Vie For Third Straight NCAA Titles
Ralph Mann of BYU and Marty Liquori of Villanova chase their third consecutive NCAA titles as an elite field competes for team honors in Seattle. Mann easily qualified in the 440 hurdles, Salb of Kansas set a shot put mark, and UCLA suffered a baton pass setback while still contending for the team crown alongside Oregon and USC.
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European title retained as Hernandez defeats Tiberia
In Barcelona Jose Hernandez of Spain wins a decision over Domonico Tiberia to retain the European title. In Texas Masao Ohba stops Con stancio Garcia in Santonio. Jerry Quarry of Los Angeles outpoints Dick Gosha of San Francisco. Larry Buc of Seattle outpoints Gorilla Lopez of San Diego. Johnny Featherman of Mesa defeats Larry Duncan of Carson City in Reno.
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Sailboats total 93 enter Annapolis to Newport race
A field of 93 sailboats has signed up for the biannual Annapolis to Newport race starting today, with the 1969 winner American Eagle among entrants.
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Cubs explode for 19 hits to rout Cardinals
Chicago Cubs crush St. Louis 15 to 5 in frenzied game as Pappas returns to action amid an inside pitch dispute. Jim Hickman and Ron Santo homer, Joe Hague and Bob Burda chipped in for the Cardinals. Durocher dismisses the so-called beaning as a laugher while Schoendienst laments the slump and lack of clutch hits for St. Louis. Pepitone extends hitting streak to 17 games with three singles.
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Rocket Lanes Summer Scratch League Sparks High Scores At Rocket Lanes
In the Rocket Lanes Summer Scratch League Tom Hay led with 239 616 while Steve Scammahorn hit 247 608. Cruz Rivera 220 606 Ralph Baughman 213 602 and Ken Hay 659 in combined games marked a strong showing. Several leagues across the Twin Cities reported high team games and series, including Road Runners 881 and Team 14 2443, with standout women and men adding many notable scratch totals.
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Nazarene Triumph in Church League and Nets Rookie Camp
The Sterling Nazarene beat Immanuel Lutheran 13 to 4, building a big early lead with six runs and adding seven more for insurance. Sacred Heart lost 6 to 5 after a late rally by Free Methodist, while Lutheran squads dominated in the even section with Rock Falls Christians crushed 18 to 7 and Jordan Lutheran routing Jordan Trinity Methodist 16 to 0. In New York, Johnny Roche leads 17 first-year players at the Nets rookie camp as teams report results across Major League action with several games decided in extra innings.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule for American League East
American League East standings show Baltimore 39 21 leading, with Detroit and Boston close. Schedule notes Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Baltimore among Sunday games. night games include Boston at Washington and New York at Baltimore.
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