Yancey Wins American Golf Classic In Sudden Death Playoff
Bert Yancey outlasted Tom Olozas in a sudden death playoff at Firestone Country Club for the American Golf Classic title and a $30,000 first prize. Final round drama saw a three stroke lead slip away in humid conditions before Yancey clinched on the first playoff hole. Hale Irwin took third, Knudson and Wiechers followed, with Palmer and several stars absent from the field.
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West Point
Tom Olozas
Yancey
Alozas
Hale Irwin
George Knudson
Jim Wiechers
Chuck Thorpe
Arnold Palmer
Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Money Wings
Pittsburgh
Pia New
Chicago
Hare Irwin
Montreal
Nudson
Philadelphia
Ewe
Cincinnati
Cesar Eeeeee
Houston
Steve Meinyck
Os Angeles
Atlanta
Jerry Heard
Weesees
San Francisco
San Ego
New York
Wadkins
St Louis
Chica
Fred Marti
Los Angeles
Roy Pace
Dave Eichelberger
Larry Ziegler
Tavis
Gay Brewer
San Diego
Dave Marr
Los Ales
Larry Hinson
Newark
Mike Hill
Graham
Tose
Jonn
Gibby
Samme
George Archer
Julius Boros
David Graham
Don Bies
Charlies Coody
Mike Reasor
Pete Rod Curl
Detroit
Bob Stone
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James Dent
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Barberoossa
Ral Johnston
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Martin Bowen
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Mike Spang
Texas
Babe Hiskey
Birthday cheers honor Red Sox fan in Martha's Vineyard
Miss Ruby Martyn aged 90 of Spring Street Vineyard Haven received birthday wishes from President Nixon and Carl Yastrzemski. Yaz signed a photo for her. she recalls Red Sox lore and lifelong fan devotion as she enjoyed fish chowder. The piece weaves baseball memories with civic moments and personal stories.
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Chilmark
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Ruby Martyn
Spring Street
Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Gazette
Richard M. Nixon
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Miss Martyn
Spiro Agnew
New England Cockles
Dick Nixon
Boo Ferriss
Hobe Ferris
Patsy Donovan
Big Bill Dinneen
Chicago
Yaz
Nixon
Grover Cleveland
Ron Blomberg
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Stan Musial
John Gielgud
Beethoven
Lyeth
Polo Grounds
Musial
Tam
London
United States
Seattle
States
England
Yankee Stadium
Joe Dimaggio
U S Davis Cup Team Eyes Spain Czech Result
The United States Davis Cup team awaited Barcelona results from Spain versus Czechoslovakia to learn their next opponent after clinching the American Zone final with Stan Smith and Erik Van Dillen defeating Patrick Cornejo and Jaime Fillol in Santiago Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Barcelona
Stan Smith
Erik van Dillen
Patrick Cornejo
Jaime Fillol
United States Takes 3-0 Lead In Davis Cup Tie
Smith, Wimbledon champion from Pasadena and Southern Pines, along with Van Dillen of San Mateo, defeated Chilean pair in five sets 6-2 6-4 4-4 3-4 6-3. The U S clinched an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the best-of-five, rendering today’s two singles inconsequential.
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Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Southern Pines
8.C
van Dillen
San Mateo
United States
MOULTON SPEEDWAY RACES AND BASEBALL STAT LINES
The page lists Heat results for Moulton Speedway divisions with drivers Albert Murphy and others, followed by late model modified and amateur entrants. It also provides scattered American and National League batting leaders, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records with many names and teams.
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Albert Murphy
Decatur
Ray Miller
Eva Jewel Anderson
J. B. Burton
Shelbyville
Tenn
Larry Smith
Evin
Jerry Jackson
Florence
Franklin Blaylock
Fayetteville
William Haraway
Rogersville
Joe Overton
Leo Frossian
Enn
Charlie Bates
Cullman
Don Giles
Dan Pinckiey
Lawrenceburg
James Anderson
Dora
Ronny Blasingjim
Dwight Tucker
Athens
Wayman King
Bud Burscheil
Hartseile
Robert Lowery
Jerry Eckel
Bobby Collier
Guy Carr
Charles Riddie
Moreland
Ala
Ronnyle — Decatur
Steve Witchel
Charlies Riggs
Ature John Dotson
Trinity
Greg Quick
Mike Sherrill
Det
Epstein
Oak
R.jackson
D.nelson
Tex
Campeneris
Kent
Min
Odom
Strikeoats
N Ryan
Cal
Loitch
Cedeno
Hin
Williams
Chi
Cin
Stargell
Pon
METS
Bonds
Tolan
Grock
Stl
I Bowe
Phi
Sanguilien
Pgh
Morelos
Bench
Colbert
Brock
Morgen
Nolen
Marshall
Man
Picco Carsten
Seaver
Finish of Dixie Stock Car Race in Hampton GA
Sunday's Dixie 200 stock car race results list Bobby Allison in first, Richard Petty second, and David Pearson third. Other finishers include Parson, LeeRoy Varner, Fred Lorenzen, Donnie Allison, Darrell Waltrip, Cecil Gordon, Walter Ballard, and John Sears with varied speeds and prize money.
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Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Judy
Allison
Atlanta
Georgia
Hampton
Chevrolet
Richard Petty
Dodge
David Pearson
Mercury
Parson
LeeRoy Varwrey
Ford
Fred Lienzen
Olet
Deve Marcis
Ricdy
Darrell Waltrip
Cecil Gordon
Moree
Welter Ballard
Mer . TV
John Sears
Plymouth
Ben Arnold
Buddy Arrington
Charlie Roberts
Johnny Halford
Ron Kestowski
Bill Champion
Merely
Bobby Maeusgrover
Rey Willams
Elmo
Coo Coo Marin
Nell Casties
Frank Warren
Clarence A
Ed Negre
Davids
Richard
Tom
Joe Frasson
Bobby Iseee
Donnie Allison
Dee Feustinie
Jake Thomas
James Hylton
Charles Krenkel Wins At Jasper Invitational
Charles Krenkel won the Musgrove Country Club Men's Invitational at Jasper by five strokes. He finished 209 (68 69 72) with Frank Vines Jr of Birmingham second at 214 and Albert Elmore of Huntsville third at 215. Dr Lioyd Nix of Decatur was second in the first flight.
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Jasper
Charles Krenkel
Musgrove Country Club
Krenkel
Frank Vines, Jr
Birmingham
Albert Elmore
Huntsville
Lioyd Nix
Decatur
Namath to Test Knee at Jets Camp
Jets quarterback Joe Namath reports to Hempstead training camp in New York and says he feels good and wants to get everything under way. The Associated Press notes the latest Namath Frolics at camp begin with his return and first rehearsal.
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Associated Press
Joe Namath
New York Jets
National Football League
Jets
Hempstead
N.Y
Duane Bobick Responds To White Hope Label
Duane Bobick, in Fort Worth, shrugs off the moniker The Great White Hope saying he has been called many names. The exchange comes after questions about the nickname attached to his status in heavyweight boxing.
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Denne H. Freeman
Fort Worth
Tex
Duane Bobick
Baseball and boxing notes from major league games and trials
Carlton beat the Dodgers boosting his record to 14-6 with six strikeouts and a two-run triple sealing a 2-0 win. Bryant won his sixth straight with a four-hitter for the Giants as Seaver faltered. Wynn delivered a key Astros hit off Jenkins for a late win. Aaron drove in three Braves runs, Torrez and Moore split a doubleheader with strong outings. Bobick won through strong Olympic boxing trials in Fort Worth, while Namath prepares for knee tests and Jets practices. Colts trade, Cowboys pursue draft, and contract tensions shape pre-season chatter.
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Phillies
Dodgers
Carlton
Tom Seaver
Giants
Ken Henderson
Chris Arnold
Ron Bryant
Bobby Bonds
Bryant
Mets
Seaver
San Francisco
Jim Wynn
Chicago
Astros
Larry Howard
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Roger Metzger
Cesar Cedeno
Wynn
Don Kessinger
Hank Aaron
Braves
Cardinals
Montreal
Mike Torrez
Balor Moore
Padres
Torrez
Moore
Jim Fairey
Expos
San Diego
Tim McCarver
RBI
Bob Bailey
Bobick
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
George Foreman
Fort Worth
Sam
Munich
Navy
Nick Wells
Bowlus
Minn
Wells
Foreman
Ali
Frazier
West Point
N.Y
United States
Namath
Jets
Joe
Rich Caster
Baltimore Colts
Eldridge Dickey
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Stincic
New Orleans Saints
Cowboys
Colts
Bubba Smith
Colt
Connors Sweeps Buckeye Tennis Titles in Columbus
Jimmy Connors, 19, won the Buckeye singles crown by defeating Rhodesian Andrew Pattison 7 5 6 3 7 5. He teamed with Pancho Gonzales to capture the doubles title over Dick Stockton and Bob McKinley 6 3 7 5. The story notes Connors’ romance chatter with Chris Evert and mentions an upcoming match in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Dick Stockton
Bob McKinley
Connors
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Rome
Cleveland
Miss Evert
United States
Australia
Hartselle Falls To Tri City In State Final
Tri City pitcher Wayne Gillingham threw a six hitter and hit a home run as Tri City defeated Hartselle 5 to 1 to win the Alabama Babe Ruth Senior state championship. Hartselle managed six singles and Glenn Watson took the loss. Tri City added two homers.
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Mobile
TriCity
Wayne Gillingham
Tri-City
Alabama
Hartselle
Glenn Watson
Baseball's classic clash sets lineups for 1933 series
The NL starts with Johnny Bench Joe Morgan Roberto Clemente Willie Stargell Lee May and Don Kessinger as starters while the AL features Reggie Jackson Dick Allen Rod Carew Bert Campaneris Brooks Robinson Bill Freehan Bobby Murcer and Carl Yastrzemski. Earl Weaver and Danny Murtaugh announce lineups and starting pitchers as a 52 744 capacity crowd watches NBC at 8 15 p m EDT.
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Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lee May
Houston
Don Kessinger
Chicago Cubs
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A
Detroit
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Bill Freehan
New York Yankee
Bobby Murcer
Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Earl Weaver
Danny Murtaugh
NBC
A's edge White Sox in tight after late rallies
Killebrew works a walk and runs in scoring sequence with wild pitches and passed balls setting the stage for Mike Hegan to drive in the go ahead run with a sacrifice fly. Bert Campaneris adds a run scoring single as Campaneris scores after Joe Rudi and Reggie Jackson singles. Meanwhile Chicago takes two ninth inning wins over Cleveland and Wilbur Wood edges Gaylord Perry in opener. California defeats New York behind McMullen three-run homer and Kosco solo shot as Horace Clarke collects four hits.
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Bert Campaneris
Campy
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
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White Sox
Cleveland
Jay Johnstone
Carlos May
Dick Allen
Ed Herrmann
Chicago
Alex Johnson
Buddy Bell
Wilbur Wood
Gaylord Perry
Ken McMullen
Andy Kosco
California
New York
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Angels
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