Trevino Draws Crowd as Golf's New Charmer
Dynamic Trevino captivates fans in Southport while Palmer fades in the crowd. The 31 year old Mexican American star, once snubbing Augusta, builds a lean, flashy image with bold talk and high earnings. His appeal shifts giants like Palmer to follow Trevino’s every move and tee shot.
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Willies spark Dodgers win and threaten Giants lead
Dodgers rally behind Willies Davis and Crawford to beat the Giants 7 3, cutting San Francisco’s NL West lead to 3 1/2 games. Mays and McCovey slumped as LA won their 21st of 30, with Davis tying the game with a triple and Crawford adding a homer. Mets split doubleheader with Expos. Strohmayer and Sadecki aided Pirates and Cubs in different wins.
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Baseball roundup of Del Unser power display and Mets shutout
Monday's Stars highlight Del Unser and Sena tors driving in four runs in Washington's 15-6 rout of Cleveland. Ray Sadecki pitched a three hitter for the Mets as New York snapped a five game skid with an 8-0 win over Montreal.
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Baseball Players File Unfair Labor Practice Suit
The Major League Baseball Players Association sues 24 clubs claiming obstruction of its access to details of the NBC television contract worth 71.75 million dollars over four years. Marvin Miller accuses owners of arrogance while club counsel calls the charge meritless, seeking an NLRB order for contract specifics.
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Senators Move Up In AL Pack
The Washington Senators beat Cleveland 15-6 to sweep the Indians in four games, climbing within three games of fifth place as Dick Billings Del Unser and Frank Howard led the offense with a grand slam and three-run homers. Ted Williams praised the club as it head toward Baltimore for a two-night doubleheader. The Red Sox rallied to top the Yankees 12-7, while the Angels edged the A's 4-5 and the Royals closed gaps in the AL West. See SENATORS On Page B-3.
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Fritz Shurmur Returns as Wyoming Football Coach
Fritz Shurmur takes over as Wyoming Cowboys head coach after nine years guiding the team’s defensive line. His long association with Wyoming spans multiple seasons and roles, reinforcing the program’s defensive identity.
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