Harper And King Lead Virginia PGA Open At 145
Chandler Harper and Claude King share the halfway lead in the 42nd Virginia PGA Open at Keswick after two rounds. Both shot 71 Friday to join atop the standings with 36-hole total of 145, as Mac Main closed within a stroke at 146 with a 69. Amateur John Minor III sits at 147, while Leo Steinbrecher Wade Briggs and Tim McCoy are at 149.
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Mac Main
Richmond
John Minor III
Roanoke
Leo Steinbrecher
Wade Briggs
Ashland
Tim McCoy
Melfa
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Main
Staunton
John Minor
Cheta
Allen Holmes
Nelson Broach
Ronnie Wilkins
Steve Boller
Murray Rudisill
Dick Canney
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Im Kite
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Glynn Perkins
Frank Fletcher
Ricky Smith
John Osborne
Billy Phillips
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Bowling Results Riverside Lanes Blue Gray Couples
Riverside Lanes hosts a bowling event with several teams and scores listed. Notable entries include Tar Heels and The Cascades with scores ranging from 162 to 214, plus exhibition matches and team pairings featuring players such as J Cozart B Hamict and M Garcia.
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Riverside Lanes
Pony League At Riverside Field Summary
Amusement teams faced off at Riverside Field in a Pony League event. The readable fragments list players such as Munsford, Clifton, Harris, Walker, Weatherford, Gunton, Gunton, Hall, Conner, Scearce, Yoals and Pritchett along with partial scores and team names including Dr Pepper ADL and C & Grill.
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Unclear Source Fragment Adds Local Names and Codes
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Adkins Saunders and Saunders Saddler Gaker Herndon White Thompton Arthur V4 and Laramore Coast with numbers 612 a3- 1044 Gregory Lewis Hadains Guotan Yarbrough Powell Yealls Reynolds Reynolds Hurke, offering little context or complete facts for a cohesive news item.
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Laramore Coast
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Kennedy OKs Hawkins Suns Contract After Lawsuit Drop
NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy announced by phone from Los Angeles that Connie Hawkins will play for the Phoenix Suns next season. He said Hawkins’ $6 million lawsuit has been dropped and that Hawkins’ employment does not breach NBA policy against gambling or fixing.
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Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
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Connie Hawkins
Phoenix Suns
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Kennedy
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Arizona State Beats Tulsa 10 1 For NCAA Title
Arizona State overwhelms Tulsa 10 to 1 in the final, led by Billy Cotton and John Dolinsek homers. Larry Gura dominates on mound as Sun Devils capture third NCAA baseball championship in five years. Tulsa fielded ineligible player concerns cast a cloud over Pulsa’s title run.
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Associated Press
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John Dolinsek
Arizona State
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Pulsa
Larry Gura
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Ralph Brek
Paul Ray Powell
Tulsa
Steve Rogers
Chiff Balcher
Little League Recap From Woodberry Field Match
Weathered OCR fragment lists players Rudder Motors Sa Va and Gypsum with scores 010 044 824. Named entities include Curry Cole Kiarvey Jones Martin Lewis Barker Chantin Savaar Virginie and location Woodberry Field, suggesting a local youth baseball box or standings snippet with partial team and player references.
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Orioles top Indians as nightcap homer powers win
In Cleveland, Brooks Robinson hit a two run homer and Paul Blair added a solo shot in the eighth to lift Baltimore to a 5-1 win and split the doubleheader. Earlier, Duke Sims and Luis Tiant belted two run homers as the Indians won the opener 7-2. Tiant allowed eight hits to earn his fourth win.
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Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Duke Sims
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Indians
Lefebvre Sparks Dodgers Past Reds 4 2
Jim Lefebvre drove in two runs and scored once as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4 2 in a Friday night game. Don Drysdale allowed three hits in six innings before leaving with a 3 0 lead. Cincinnati then rallied for two runs off reliever Al McBean.
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Reds
al McBean
Phillies Rally Past Pirates 8 7 In Nine Inning Thriller
The Philadelphia Phillies erased a seven run Pirates third inning surge to win 8 7. Gene Stone delivered a game turning triple in the seventh as Billy Wilson shut down Pittsburgh from the fifth through the eighth. John Boozer closed out the win after Manny Sanguillen and Al Oliver singled in the ninth.
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Brant Alyea Helps Senators Rally To 7-2 Win
Washington defeated Detroit 7-2 after a five run 10th inning buildup. Brant Alyea hit a pinch three run homer off John Hiller to seal the victory, following Hank Allen's bases loaded grounder that tied the game. Dick McAuliffe's error on Mickey Stanley throw enabled two more runs as Lee Maye scored on the misplay.
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Ralston Sidelined At London Tourney Semifinal Exit
Dennis Ralston, United States hopeful, faltered with a string of double faults and fell 6-2 3-6 6-1 to Stolle in the London Wimbledon tuneup at Queen’s Club. Rod Laver was upset by John Newcombe 6-4 6-4, setting up a final between Stolle and Newcombe for $1,200. British players reached the women’s final as Winnie Shay and Ann Jones won their matches.
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St. Louis
Ann Jones
Francoise Durr
France
Estep defeats top amateur in NCAA tennis final
Mike Estep of Rice University defeated Marcello Lara of USC 6-1 6-2 6-2 to reach the finals, ending USC’s dominance as the sole non Trojan in the singles final. He also previously toppled seed Bol Lutz, ranking him among the top amateurs. The Trojans clinched the team title and enjoyed undefeated doubles as Joquin Loyo-Maya and Lara teamed to beat UCLA in four sets.
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Redskins Trade Ninowski to New Orleans for Long and pick
Washington transfers veteran quarterback Jim Ninowski to the New Orleans Saints for defensive end Dave Long and an undisclosed draft choice. Ninowski, 34, arrived from Cleveland in August 1967 and served as backup to Sonny Jurgensen, completing 45 of 108 passes for 633 yards with 6 interceptions last season. Long, 24, stands 6 4 and 245 pounds, was a third round pick by the Cardinals three years ago.
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New Orleans Saints
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Sonny Jorgensen
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Dick Kasperek
Brady Keys
John Gilliam
Cleon Jones Sparks Mets To 4-3 Win Over Cards
Mets top Cardinals 4-3 as Cleon Jones drives in two runs with a two run single off Bob Gibson. Tommie Agee and Ken Boswell set up early offense, Nolan Ryan starts for New York before Tug McGraw, while Gibson homers for St Louis. Final line shows Mets scoring four in the first inning and holding on for the win in New York.
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Braves Top Giants 4-3 In 12 Frames
Atlanta rally ties game with two homers in the ninth as Rico Dirty and Bob Aspromonte go deep to force extras. Bob Tillman delivers a one out homer in the 12th to lift the Braves past the Giants 4-3. Bobby Bonds started the scoring for San Francisco with a first inning triple and score. Willie McCovey added an RBI double in the third.
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Astros Sweep Doubleheader Over Padres in Houston
Curt Blefary powered a three run seventh inning rally to lift the Astros 3-1 and complete a doubleheader sweep after a 6-1 opener win by Larry Dierker, as San Diego stumbled on two hits through six innings of the nightcap.
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Softball Results At Ballou Park Show Varied Scores
At Ballou Park softballs results list Wimpy's 129 and 400 473, West End 370, 29 XK Alas R Moore Railevi Harmore Brotherton. Jaycee Bormpers 350 264 2 9 25 3 Davis Linen OM OM 4 4:5 3 Wyatt Bowyer Godfrey Lee. AE Stonewall Jackson Act's BS vs Crawford Ins double Horteit.
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Pilots Rally Past Royals in Opening Game Victory
In Seattle, Ray Oyler hit a two run homer in the sixth as the Pilots defeated the Kansas City Royals 5-3 in the first game of a Friday night doubleheader.
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Ray Oyler
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Psychologist Tests Inmate Life At Philadelphia State Hospital
A psychologist spent a week disguised as a patient at Philadelphia State Hospital to study conditions inside a large mental institution. Dr. Ronald H. Bohr details loneliness, indifferent care by some staff, and the tranquilized, ignored existence of patients. The piece argues for a new approach to mental health to avoid turning hospitals into warehouses for people.
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