Sikes Opens Cleveland Open Lead With 64
Dan Sikes, 40, shot a 7 under par 64 at Beechmont CC to hold a two stroke lead in the first round of the $150,000 Cleveland Open. Notables in the 66 group included Littler Stockton Rudolph Mitchell Bellino Brewer Goalby Archer, while Trevino struggled to a 70 amid bent grass greens and tough breaks.
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Bob Green
Cleveland
Dan Sikes
Sikes
Umder
Beechmont Country Club
Gene Littler
Dave Stockton
Mason Rudolph
Bobby Mitchell
George Bellino
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Big George Archer
Charles Coody
Bill Casper
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Bruce Devlin
Vee Oer
C. Snead
al Geiberger
Eechmont Country Club
Wynn
Bobay
Itchele
Ray Finyd Ara
George Bellina
John Schroeder
Deve Stockton
Chris Blocker
Steve Opperman
Mason Rudolphesar
Sanugoie
George Archer
Geyrewer Pee Bran Harris
Gene Liter
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Dick Lotz
Dim Colbert
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Jim Picard
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Frank Wharton
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Herb Hooper
Dim Ferrier
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Brad Anderson
Ralph Jonnston
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Sisplak
Phil Ferrenil
Jack Harden
Gene Ferrell
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Bert Greene
Soha Lotz
Pastorini Signs Oilers Contract After Draft Pick Surge
Dan Pastorini, Houston Oilers top pick, becomes first of the Big 3 quarterbacks to sign a contract. The Santa Clara passer joined the Oilers with undisclosed terms as Plunkett and Manning awaited deals with other teams. Oilers owner K S Adams Jr praised Pastorini while noting 3-10-1 last season. coach Ed Hughes stressed Pastorini as quarterback of the future. Pastorini joins Charlie Johnson and Jerry Rhome on the depth chart, with Lynn Dickey also under contract. Pastorini completed 293 of 540 passes for 3,820 yards and 35 touchdowns at Santa Clara.
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Associated Press
Houston
Houston Oilers
Dan Pastorini
Chaices
Santa Clara
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Mississippi
Archie Manning
New England
New Orleans Saints
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Manning
Pastrini
Drake
K.S. Adams Jr
Oiler
Pastorini
Joe Nasmath
Adams
Oilers
Dan
Ed Hughes
Charlie Johnson
Jerry Rhome
Lynn Dickey
Kansas
Reds Face No-Hitters in Losses and Wins Across Era
Cincinnati Reds carry a 12-8 record in no-hit games they have been involved in, despite two recent no-hitters against them. The piece notes historic spikes of no-hitters affecting Reds from Sparks to Riverfront, mentions pitchers like Rick Wise and Ken Holtzman, and recalls Vander Meer’s back-to-back no-hitters in 1938.
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Jonnin W. Chace
Associated Press
Cincinnati AP
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Reds
Spark
Crosley Field
Riverfront Stadium
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bob Season
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Phia
Ltd
Maloney
Innine
Jim Maloney
Houston Astros
Don Wilson
Astros
Brolent
Ken Holtzman
Chicago Cubs
Sparky Anderson
Track stars vie for AAU spots in Eugene opener
AUC track championships begin Friday in Eugene with seven finals on the first session lineup. Key events include the three mile run featuring Shorter Prefontaine and Lindgren, plus sprints jumps and throws. Top two finishers advance to the Pan American team and shape the Berkeley July showdown against Russia and world stars.
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Jack Stevenson
Eugene
Ore
Russia
Amateur Athletic Union
United
Frank Shorter
Florida Track Club
Steve Prefontaine
University of Oregon
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Shorter
Prefontaine
Reynaldo Brown
Cal Poly- San Louis Obispo
Borncy Moore
Oregon
George Frenn
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach
Bill Skinner
New York Athletic Club
AAU
NCAA
Pacific Coast Club i
Carner Caponi Share Lead In Women's Open Tourney
Joanne Carner and Donna Caponi shot a two under 70 at Kahkwa Club to share the first round lead in the U S Women's Open, matching a course record and staying within reach of a third straight title. Lesley Holbert and amateur Jan Bastanchury followed at one under 71 and 72 respectively, with Caponi nervous at the start but steady on the back nine. Caponi led early before Carner closed strong with a 35 on each half.
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Caponi
D. Byron Yake
Associated Press
Erik
Joanne Carner
Donna Caponi
Kahkwa Club
Mary Lena Faulke
Miss Caponi
Lesley Holbert
Wilaleah
Fla
Jan Bastanchury
Whittier
Calif
Kathy Whitworth
Kathy Cornelius
Mickey Wright
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Ohio
Miss Caponti
Mrs. Carner
Marilynn Smith
Shadow Car Aims To Boost McLaren Can Am Title Chase
The Associated Press reports a new black shadow for Jackie Oliver will join McLaren Chevrolets at St Jovite Quebec for the Can Am second event. Designed by Peter Bryant and Don Nichols, the titanium racer showed strong times in Texas tests. Also, Jackie Stewart tests a redesigned Radical Lola Chevrolet as Hulme and Revson led Mosport opener. The weekend includes 75 thousand dollar Can Am purse, Pocono USAC Schaefer 500 qualifying, Grand American races, and a 1000 kilometer Austrian endurance race with Porsche contending for its third straight title.
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Associated Press
Jackie Oliver
McLaren
Denis Hulme
Peter Revson
Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Mosport
Ont
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Revson
Stewart
Lola
Pocono International Raceway
Asheville
Winston-Salem
N.C
Porsche
Germany
Austria
NBA Adopts Hardship Rule For Collegiates
The NBA loosened the four year rule allowing hardship cases among collegians to seek drafting. President Kennedy announced the change after discussions at the league meetings. The rule requires proof of hardship based on finances family academics and employment prospects. Kennedy cited ABA similarity and noted the move aims to curb abuses while reflecting the Spencer Haywood precedent.
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Dave Ohara
Associated Press
Boston
National Basketball Association
NBA
J. Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
American Basketball Association
Icommissioner
NCAA
ABA
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
University of Detroit
Denver Rockets
Seattle SuperSonics
Seattle
U.S
Los Angeles
Harvey Takes State PGA Tourney Lead
Sam Harvey of Fairfax eagled the first and last holes and shot a course record eight under par 64 to take a three stroke lead in the first round of the 4th Virginia PGA Open at Waynesboro Country Club. The 34-year-old teaching pro at International Town & Country Club posted identical 32s on both nines out of 6,688 yards with only one near bogey.
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Marshall Johnson
Associated Press
Waynesboro
Sam Harvey
Fairfax
International Town & Country Club
Waynesboro Country Club
Ralphie The Racer Faces Time Pressure At Pocono
Ralph Liguori known as Ralphie The Racer struggles to finish refresher tests for USAC in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono. He fights to qualify amid limited time, car issues, and a history of missed Indy 500 participation. Top drivers like Mark Donohue Pete Revson and Al Unser push toward Friday practice as Saturday trials loom.
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Mount Pocono
Ralphie
Ralph Liquori
Liguori
Indianapolis
Indy
Pete Revson
DoNahue
Unser Brothers
Bobby
Mario Andretti
Pacono
Joe Leonard
al Unser
Parneilli Jones
Foyt
Art Pollard
Riessen Upsets Ashe to Reach Wimbledon Round of 16
Marty Riessen, 29, from Evanston Illinois, defeated fifth seed Arthur Ashe 6-1 9-8 8-9 6-4 in a Wimbledon men’s singles match to advance to the round of 16. Riessen’s win came amid a spectating disruption as a spectator was removed after shouting at him. Also advancing were Rod Laver John Newcombe Ken Rosewall Stan Smith Jeff Borawisk Tom Gorman and Cliff Richey in the men’s draw, while Margaret Court Billie Jean King Nancy Gunter and others progressed in women’s play.
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Arthur Ashe
Jonn Farrow
Wimbledon
England
Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Ashe
Richmond
Marty
Rie‘sen
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
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Berkeley
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Smith
Andrew Pattison
South Africa
Borowiak
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Ad Gorman
Ion Tiriac
Romania
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
D. Bouteleux
France
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Kazuka Sawamatsu
Japan
Mary Ann Curtis
St. Louis
Christine Sandberg
Den
Laver
Clark Graebner
New York
Gerald Battrick
Britain
Rosewall
Jaime Fillor
Chile
Dennis Ralston
U.S
Bakersfield
Cailiff
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Ralston
Colin Dibley
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