Crampton Leads Fort Worth Invitational After First Round
Australian Bruce Crampton shot a four under par 66 at Colonial Country Club to grab a two stroke lead in the Fort Worth Invitational. Ken Still trails at 68 with Jerry Heard and others at 69 as Trevino carded 71 despite a shoulder issue and heat.
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Associated Press
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Julius Boros
Tom Weiskopf
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Phil Rodgers
Gibby Gilbert
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Mac McLendon
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Larry Ziegler
Indians Deal Dunning To Senators
Cleveland trades 23 year old pitcher Steve Dunning to Texas for veteran Dick Bosman and minor leaguer Ted Ford. Bosman, 29, was Rangers’ steady pitcher with a 59-64 record and a 3.35 ERA. Dunning, who joined the majors after Stanford, sought a move for more starting chances.
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Cleveland Indians
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Texas Rangers
Dick Bosman
Ted Ford
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Giants Rally Past Cardinals 6-3 Behind Speier Fifth Inning hit
San Francisco beats St Louis 6-3 as Chris Speier drives in two runs with a fifth inning single to break a 3-3 tie. Willie McCovey homered, Jim Howarth added a two run triple, and Sam McDowell earned the win with Randy Moffitt getting the save. Karl Wise took the loss.
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Ashe Reaches World Championship Semis in Five-Set Win
Arthur Ashe defeated Marty Riessen in a five set marathon 7-6 4-6 7-5 3-6 6-1 to reach the semifinals of the World Championship of Tennis in Dallas. Ken Rosewall and Roger Taylor faced off in the quarterfinals later.
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William R. Barnard
Dallas
Arthur Ashe
Andyelley
Marty ‘Riessen
Ken Roseiwall
Roger Taylor
Parsons Needs One Lap In Music City 420 Cup Prize
Bennie Parsons of Ellerbe North Carolina can clinch the $10 000 top prize by completing a single lap in the Music City 420 NASCAR Grand National at Fairgrounds Speedway Nashville The 250 mile race closes the first Winston Cup leg with qualifying Friday night and Saturday afternoon starting fields led by Richard Petty as Parsons trails in points with a purse of 430 00 for the event including Gordon and Hylton among the contenders.
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Music City
Joe Edwards
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
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Ellerbe
N.C
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Richard Petty
Petty
Arace
Nashville Oval
Pearson
Talladega
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Bobby Allison
Bobby Isaac
Cale Yarborough
Buddy Baker
Cecil Gordon
James Hylton
Gordon
Hylton
Parkhill signs with Virginia Squires over Portland
Virginia guard Barry Parkhill, 6-foot-4, chose the ABA Virginia Squires over an NBA offer from Portland. Squires owner Earl Foreman announced the multiyear deal with Parkhill at a Norfolk news conference, noting the team also signed UCLA center Swen Nater. Parkhill cited proximity to Virginia and his love for the state as key reasons for selecting the Squires.
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University of Virginia
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National Basketball Association
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Posey predicts 203.1 mph needed for Indy pole
AP dispatch from Indianapolis notes Sam Posey among 25 entrants predicting a 203.1 mph four lap pace to win pole for the Indianapolis 500. Posey cites ideal weather as key, with a 204 mph possible in perfect conditions, while wind unsettled speeds and sparked two incidents including Peter Revson spinning his McLaren.
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Speedway
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McLaren
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