Huntsville Aces Secure Decatur Tourney Silver Sweep
Huntsville players dominated the Decatur Country Club Invitational led by Bob Cummings whose 70 Sunday and 144 two day total captured the tournament. Howard Derrick Al Elmore finished two strokes back at 146 with Elmore winning a sudden death playoff for runner up. Ron Glass was medalist at five strokes behind the winner while Bill Sexton faded after seven back.
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Billy Mitchell
Decatur
Huntsvillians
Howard Derrick
al Elmore
Cummings
Elmore
Glass
Sexton
Ron Goode
Seldon Compton
Buck Shear
Cullman
Huntsville
Torrid Mets Sweep Cards Eying Lead
New York pitchers Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman led a doubleheader sweep of the St Louis Cardinals 5-1 and 1-0 at Shea Stadium as Tommie Agee and Rod Gaspar highlighted the attack. The Mets moved to 18 of 23 and within 4 1/2 games of Chicago as six other NL results added to the pennant race.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Shea Stadium
Chicago
New York
Cubs
Montreal
Jim Tickman
Dick Selma
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston
San Diego
Gentry
Cardinalls
Callio
Agee
Mets
Steve Carlton
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Jerry Grote
Koosman
St. Louis
Whiff
Ron Swopoda
St. Louis Cardinals
Swoboda
York
Pittsbur
Atlanta Francisco
Philade
Los Ange
San San Francisco
Moose
Bunning
Holtzman
Giusti
Stoneman
Sutton
Stone
Francisco
Perry
Wilson
Fines
Chicago St
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Douglass Wins Kemper Open as Palmer Fades in Heat
Arnold Palmer surged with a final round 66 but could not overtake Douglass. The Denver native finished at 274, 14 under, earning $30,000 the largest payout of his nine year pro career at Quail Hollow. Charles Coody shot 65 to finish second at 278 while Gary Player and Bruce Crampton tied at 279.
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Charlotte
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles Coody
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Joel Goldstrand
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Julius Boros
Denver
Palmer, Archer and
Coody
Charles Ly
Bruce Cram
E Archer
Lionel Hebert
Dan Sikes
Tom Weiskopf
Don Bies
Bruce = Devlin
Namath Signs Movie Part And Business Venture With Mantle
Retired New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath says he signed for a small role in the film Norwood with Glenn Campbell and plans a large venture with baseball star Mickey Mantle in New York. He may not stay retired from football and expects a major announcement soon. He will be in Los Angeles around June 30 for filming and aims to meet NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle this week.
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Ocean Shores
Wash
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Mickey Mantle
Namath
Mickey
New York
Norwood
Glenn Campbell
Los Angeles
Pete Rozelle
University of Alabama
Rozelle
West Will Win With Or Without Simpson in Coaches All American Game
Atlanta AP report quotes former Kansas quarterback Bobby Douglas predicting the West squad will win the ninth annual Coaches All American game even if O J Simpson plays. Douglas praises Paul Gipson Mercury Morris and Earthquake Enyart as the backfield pillars and notes Simpson would be an outside threat but not essential to victory.
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Atlanta
Bobby Douglas
O. J. Simpson
Douglas
Kansas
West
Simpson
O. J
Paul Gipson
Eugene
Mercury
Morris
Bill
Enyart
Gipson
Houston
Atlanta Falcons
West Texas State
Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
Oregon
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Albert Elmore
Bob Cummings
Ron Glass
Bob Bates
Derrick
Dick Fairbrother
David Stuart
Torrid Mets
Eying
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Harrelson
Mike Shannon
Ly Mitchell
Kemper
Ellsworth
Culp
Washi
Hannan
McNally
Bahnsen
Hiller
Peters
Timberlake
Woodson
Dement
Loewe Eur
Mage
Colo
Frank Campbell
Joe
the Big Boy
Gateway Shopping Center
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