Brewer fires 67 to lead Western Open midway
Pug-nosed Gay Brewer broke out of a slump with a four under par 67 at Midlothian Country Club, posting a 36 hole total of 136 to lead the Western Open by one stroke over Frank Beard and two others. Lunn matched a course record with 65 while Rahyan and Thompson shot 70s to sit at 137.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Midlothian, Ill
Midlothian Country Club
Frank Beard
Dick Rhyan
Rocky Thompson
Thompson
Beard
Rhyan
Ken Stills
Big Bob Lunn
Bobby Locke
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Jack ‘Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
George Archer
Niklaus
Casper
Boros
Archer
Lunn
Midlothing
Gay Brewer
Ken Stil
Curtis Sifford
Dad
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Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Bert Greene
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Mike Hil
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Dale Douglass
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Gal Ray Ford
Randy Petri
Dave Stockton
Bobby Mitchell
Bob Smith
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Ron Chi Chi Rodriguez
Joe
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Ack Ewingoe
Waleron Harris
David Shuster
Peter Townsend
Jack Nicklaus
Homero Blancas
Bob Stanton
Tony Jacklin
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Goaby
Charles Sitford
George Boutel
Eastwood Tee
Roe
Bob Funseth
Miller Barber
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Doug Ore
Steve Spray
Dick Hart
Mac McLendon
Jerry Abbot
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Grier Jones
Rafe Botts Seeeene
Jacky Cupit
Wayne Volmer
Jim King
Pete Brown
Lionel Heber
Jimmy Picard
Bob Erickson
Rolf Dering
Don Finslerwad
Tom Shaw
John Levinson
Jim Colbert
J C Goosie
Rick Rhoads
Jim Hardy
Butch O’hoearn
Graham
Dick Ol
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Richard Martines
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Don Bies
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Ken Venturi
Howet Fraser
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Ed Qodfield
Terry Bill
Roy Pace
Moon Mullins
Larry Hinson
Laurie Hammer
Phil Rodgers
Fotis Livey
Rod Corl Oe
Fred Hawkins
Gary Raaplal
Tony Holdaui
Klugh Inga
Aude Marmion Tavd
Word Hooner
Cesar Sanuda
Richard Gorte
Berry Hrard
Sikes Tri
Dave Altars
Erfurth
Mika Reayer
John Schroider
Germain Wear
Iha
Fairfield
Holfer
Jim Ferrier
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Karl Stewart
George Capouneae Ter
Harry Gunnae
Dave Ler
Jerry Edwards
Ler Elder Aoe
A Donole Amatuer
A's top Tigers 5-3 as Campaneris stars in Detroit win
Bert Campaneris collected three hits and scored three times while Gene Tenace hit his first major league homer to back rookie George Jauzerique who allowed five hits in his first start. Rollie Fingers earned the save as Oakland beat Detroit 5-3 despite Bill Freehan and Mickey Stanley errors.
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Gene Tenace
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George Jauzerique
Norm Cash
Hommer
Rollie Fingers
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Tonace
Matt Wilson
Oakland
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Oon Danny Cater
Bill
Freehan
Devon
Mike Hershbuerger
Reesie Jackson
Hershbereer
Mickey Stanley
Cater
Senators Blank Twins 1-0 in tight Washington win
Barry Moore and Darold Knowles held Minnesota to two hits as Washington edged the Twins 1-0. Howard drove in the deciding run with a sixth inning double play grounder. Moore left with a strained muscle. Knowles pitched four relief innings for the win.
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Barry Moore
Darold Knowles
Kitter
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Senators
Twins
Howard
Washington
Jim Kaal
Brant Allea
Ken McMullen
Dick Billings
Moore
Knowles
Caponi and Mann Tie For First In Lady Car Jine Open
Donna Caponi matched Carol Mann with a five under par 68 to lead the Lady Car Jine Open at Pine Ridge Golf Course in Baltimore. Kathy Whitworth and Susie Maxwell Benning shot 69 to sit one stroke back, with a group of players at 70 and several at 72 in the crowded first round standings.
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Baltimore
Donna Caponi
Carol Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Susie Maxwell Benning
U.S. Golf Association
Wilton O.g
Aerda Whalen Lezing
Hubert Sandra Spuzichy
Ruth Jessen
Mary Mills
Imm
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Nargie Masters
Jan Ferraris
Dovee Cazmierski
Veany Zavichan
Edy Burfeindt
Haron Miler
IA Judy Kimball
Mee Eae
Belmont Stakes Starters for 125000-added race
New York AP reports the Belmont Stakes field for Saturdays race at Belmont Park. Entries include Arts and Letters Razza 4-5 Prime Foot Veasauez 30-1 and Majestic Prince Hartack 6-5, plus Dike Belmonte 2-1 with Rotz 26-1. Owners Rokeby Stables George Walacn Frank McMahon Olmvier S. Deming Claiborne Farm King Ranch. Weights 124 pounds. Purse and prize breakdown listed. Telecast CBS EDT.
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Satturday
Mies
Belmont Park
Arts and Letters Razza
Prime Foot Veasauez
Phaiestic Prince Hartack
Rooney's
Shied Adams
Dike Belmonte
Distray Rotz
Rokeby Stables
George
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Olmvier S. Deming
Claiborne Farm
King Ranch
CBS
Danville Speedway to Host Sunday Races at 2 PM
Danville Speedway announces weekly Sunday racing events at 2 PM. Track located at 58 East Pall. Attendance and race details to be posted by organizers. Fans urged to arrive early for pit access and warmups.
Yanks Triumph 3-2 as Bahnsen Delivers Winning Run
Yankees edge White Sox 3-2 in Chicago behind Stan Bahnsen who despite a rough start lasts five innings and drives in the deciding run. Bahnsen limits Sox to five hits with two walks and four strikeouts, while Gene Michael’s triple and Horace Clarke’s triple spark a two-run rally in the fifth to flip the game.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Stan Bahnsen
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Yankees
Bobby Knoop
Bill Robinson
Gary Peters
Gene Michael
Carlos May
Bahnsen
Michael
Yanks
Horace Clarke
Bobby Cox
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Namath shaped by fame marked man after pro grid pact
Joe Namath, the Jets star, has lived in the spotlight since signing a 387000 dollar contract in 1965. The piece notes his lavish lifestyle, sidemouth fashion, and a recent controversy at a club co-owned with Ray Abruzzese. It references past suspensions, knee injuries, and a carefree attitude toward authority with quotes on acting, mink coats, and the Super Bowl guarantee.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Joe Willie Namath
Beaver Falls
Rhett Butler
Meek
New York Jets
Namath
Sonny Werblin
Jets
Joe Willie
Lexington Avenue
Pete Rozelle
Ray Abruzzese
Joe
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Bear Bryant
Milt Woodard
American Football League
Gator
Far East
Fife
Hank Aaron Sparks Braves Past Pirates 3-1
Hank Aaron hit his 524th career homer in the fourth inning to spark the Atlanta Braves to a 3-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pitcher Phil Niekro improved to 8-4, with Atlanta boosting its home record to 18-7 after a rough road swing. Tommie Aaron scored on Mike Lum’s RBI single in the fifth, yielding the decisive run.
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Hank
Bruce Dal Canton
Niekro
McNally Leads Orioles to 5-1 Win Over Pilots
Un beaten Dave McNally pitched a four hit complete game for his eighth win as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Seattle Pilots 5-1. Frank Robinson and Paul Blair each drove in two runs, helping Baltimore extend its hot stretch to 18 wins in 22 games.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Seattle Press
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
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Seattle
Tommy Harper
Don Buford
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Gary Bell
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Jones Lifts Red Sox Over Royals In 11th
Dalton Jones hit a two run homer in the 11th inning propelling Boston to a 4-2 win over Kansas City. Dick Schofield followed with a ground rule double, while George Scott tied the game in the 10th with a two out homer. Lyle earned the win after relieving in the 10th.
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Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Dick Schofield
Moe Drabowsky
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Ray Culp
George Scott
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Joe Foy
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Jerry Adair
Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Carl Yastrzemski
Regie Smith
Bill Butler
Fiore
Cardinals Triumph 6 3 Over Astros in Houston
Tim McCarver sparked a late rally with a key sixth inning hit as the Cardinals beat the Astros 6-3 Friday night. Lou Brock, Mike Shannon and McCarver drove runs while Vada Pinson homered for St Louis. Don Wilson left with an injury as Houston faded. Briles earned the win with Hoerner sealing the save as St Louisoutscored Houston 6-3.
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Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Curl Flood
Joe Torre
Danny Coombs
McCarver
Fpur
Cardinals
Lou Brock
Riun
Mike Shannon
Nelson
Briles
Joe Hoerner
Vada Pinson
Norm Miller
Don Wilson
Torre
Marty Martinez
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Hoerner
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Hoermner
Mantle Day Proclaimed by Lindsay at City Hall
New York Mayor John V Lindsay declared Sunday Mickey Mantle Day in a brief City Hall ceremony. Mantle, retired, will exit Yankee Stadium Sunday with his uniform number 7 retired, capping his career.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Mickey Mantle
City Hall
Mantle
Yanker Stadium
Spassky-Petrosyan World Chess Title Tilt Postponed
The 20th game in the World chess championship was postponed Friday due to Boris Spassky's slight illness. Spassky leads defending champion Tigran Petrosyan 105 to 85 in the series.
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Moscow
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Tigran Petrosyan
Dick Stefanich Sets Five PBA Records Friday
Dick Stefanich of Joliet Illinois set five Professional Bowlers Association records Friday in the final round of the $70,000 Smallcomb Enterprises Association tournament in Redwood City California. He finished the 40 game series with 9446 pins and earned 600 bonus pins for winning 12 games in match play. The totals were PRA records and he also had the PRA high league game block at 2012 and the high one game total at 3.9 percent with 49 straight games of 200 or more, another record.
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Redwood City
Calif
Dick Stefanich
Joliet
Professional Bowlers Association
Smallcomb Enterprises Association
Stefanich
Royals Trade Spriges for Harris in Farm System Shuffle
The Kansas City Royals sent outfielder George Spriges, batting .167, to their Omaha farm club and promoted Billy Harris from the same team in a Friday exchange.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
George Spriges
Omaha
Billy Harris
Pony League Scoreless Frames At Riverside Meet
Dr Pepper 000 100 0 144 Hardison Brick 001 229 X. Turner and Pritchett. Ball and Pearson. Thompson Readymix on 000 0 54. Dan. Amusement 200 000 0 232 Jones and Shelton. Scearce and Clifton.
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Dr. Pepper
Hardison
Turner and Pritchett
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Dan
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Scearce
Clifton
Rampaging Cubs Top Reds 14-8 in Big Rally
Chicago Cubs, sparked by Ernie Banks and Billy Williams with simultaneous three-run homers, defeated the Cincinnati Reds 14-8. Ken Holtzman earned his ninth win as Phil Regan closed a shaky sixth inning, while Don Young sparked a four-run Cub fourth to widen the gap.
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Glenn Beckett
Chicago Cubs
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Cincinnati Reds
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Tony Cloninger
Jerry Liska
Associated Press
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Billy Williams
Ken Holtzman
Cincinnati
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Don Young
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Horton Harrelson Power Indians To 8 3 Triumph
Tony Horton drove in four runs with two home runs including a first-inning grand rally as the Cleveland Indians beat the California Angels 8-3. Ken Harrelson added a two-run shot, lifting Cleveland to its third straight win. Juan Pizarro pitched the final six innings, silencing the Angels after a fourth-inning triple by Aurelio Rodriguez.
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Tony Horton
Ken Harrelson
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Pizarro
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Laycoe Signs to Coach Kings at Los Angeles
Hal Laycoe, 46, agreed to a two year contract to coach the Los Angeles Kings, backed by owner Jack Kent Cooke who praised him as a top organizer. Laycoe leaves Portland after seven WHL championships in eight years and will join the Kings July 1 after a prior rejected offer.
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Hal Laycoe
Los Angeles Kings
Laycoe
Kings
Jack Kent Cooke
Cooke
NHL
Maurice Richard
Montreal
Boston
Portland Buckaroos
Red Kelly
Portland
Softball Results at Stonewall Jackson and Batlon Park
Stonewall Jackson games show Woodlawn versus Rivermont with scattered scores and forfeit notes. At Batlon Park West End and First Baptist posted tied lines, while Jaycee Bombers and other teams posted scattered scores and player pairings in a clipped league results page.
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Woodlawn
Rivermont
Arnold and Pendry
Thornton and Wells
Third Avenue
Jaycees
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Tdumare
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Hundley
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West End
First Baptist
Havymore
Burton
D. Giles
Carter
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