Beban Leads West Past East 34–20 in All America Game
In Atlanta Beban the UCLA Heisman winner led the West to a 34-20 victory over the East. He connected on 15 of 20 passes for 222 yards and two touchdowns, including a late 44-yard scoring strike to Dyer. Larry Csonka starred for the East with two rushing touchdowns and 88 yards on 26 carries.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Atlanta
Gary Beban
UCLA
Beban
Ken Dyer
Arizona State
Phil Odle
Brigham Young
Georgia Tech
Kim King
Billy Stevens
Texas el Paso
Larry Csonka
Syracuse
Csonka
Greg Landry
Massachusetts
Rick Eber
Tulsa
Jimmy Keyes
Mississippi
Dyer
Jimmy Smith
Oregon
Landry
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Penn State
Rich Buzin
John Williams
Minnesota
Max Andersson
Bruce Gunstra
Northwestern
Jerry DePoyster
Wyoming
Notre Dame
Kevin Hardy
Second For Local Champ
Decatur golfer Kathy Farrer, trained by Bill Curtis, captured the Alabama Women's Golf Association State Tournament title for the second time, defeating Mobile's Beth Barry 10-8 over 28 holes at Decatur Country Club. Defending champion Joyce Ann Jackson of Birmingham also competed.
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Kathy Farrer
Alabama Women’s Golf Association
Decatur Country Club
Bill Cur
Dick Bell
Daily Sports
Bill Curtis
Decatur
Birmingham
Curtis
Kathy
Mobile
Beth. Barry
Willowbrook
Country
Huntsville
Joyce Ann Jackson
Martha Jones
Martha
Alabama
Montgomery
Miss Barry
Miss Farrer
Farrer
Beth
Katny
Archer charges to win in Cleveland Open amid strong field
The 28-year-old pro from Georgia shoots a sizzling 65 to surge ahead at the Cleveland Open with 86,638 prize money. He sank birdies on holes six nine ten thirteen fourteen and fifteen while Aaron and others chase. Defending champions and veterans including De Vicenzo Stockton and Dickinson trail in a crowded leaderboard.
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New Orleans
Archer
Aaron
Lke Archer
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Dave Stockton
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Dickson
Wayne Yates
Don, January
Rives McBee
Fred Marti
Dave Marr
Bobby Cole
Roy Pace
Dale Douglass
Frank Beard
Dan Sikes
Douglass
Tony Jacklin
England
Arnold Palmer
Lee Tevinol
Tommy Aaron
Robert de Vicenzo
Don January
Wayne Yates Rag
Dave Marrosak
Bobby Colesi
i'Dale Douglass
Cobie Legrange
Mason Rudolphes
Dean R@fram
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Julius Boroseile
Charles Coody
Hideyo Sugimoto
Ted
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Bob Charles
R.H. Sikes
J.C. Sneadee
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Frank Boyntonaty
Hale Irwin
Jerry Steelsmith
Kel Nagle SN
Bob McCallister
Deane Bemaniyi
Viroreha Sete
Dave Hill
AKLAN
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Ere Re
Bijgay Brewer
Donaldsn
Clarke
Lee Trevino
Cmpneris
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Honda
Michael Pr
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Gary Player
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Ae Smith
Bob Smith
Rod Funseth
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Bob Lusnie
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Gite
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Rich Bassett
Hamilton
Verbank
Ogack Montgomery
Mac McLendon
Angels Sweep Two From Nats
In Washington the Angels completed a doubleheader sweep with a 1-0 victory in 11 innings as Rick Reichardt delivered a run-scoring double. Earlier Jim Fregosi hit a three run homer to lift Los Angeles to a 4-3 win in game one.
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Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Jim Fregosi
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Pirates Romp Past Phillies in 10-1 Win
Jim Bunning allowed eight hits and drove in three runs as the Pirates defeated the Phillies 10 to 1 in his first game against former teammates. The Pirates improved with timely hitting and strong pitching to seize the blowout victory in Philadelphia.
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Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Philadelphia
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Gonzalez
Alley
Rojas
Clemente
Rallen
Motalf
White
Malou
Briggs
Cindenon
Callison
Tigers Rally Past White Sox 5-4 in Rain-Delayed opener
Detroit tops Chicago 5-4 as Mickey Stanley hits a two run homer in the seventh off Wilbur Wood after Norm Cash also goes deep. Pete Ward belted a ten run homer for Chicago, Ken Berry and Earl Wilson homered, Lasher picks up the win in relief. The game was halted by rain in the eighth.
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Detroit
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Stanley
Wilbur Wood
Pete Ward
Chicago
Norm Cash
Tigers
Joe Horlen
Ken Berry
Earl Wilson Wild
Fred Lasher
Astros rout Mets 7 to 2 behind Dierker win
Houston pitcher Larry Dierker overcame a rough start to guide the Astros to a 7-2 victory over the New York Mets. The game featured RBIs and scoring details from Wynn and Shamsky among others, with Mets reliever Ryan saddled with the loss.
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Houston
Larry Dierker
Houston Astros
New York Mets
New York
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Simpson Cf
Torres
Ss Aie
Jones
Staub Ib
Wynn
Martin
Menke
Shamsky
Kranpool
Rader
Collins
Watson
Weis
Bateman
Riselia
Dierker
Grote
Juildo Ryan
Charles
Archer Leads Cleveland Open With Six-Under Round
George Archer shot a six under par 65 to take a 36 hole lead at the Cleveland Open, totaling 135. The 6 foot 6 Californian held a one stroke edge over Tommy Aaron at the halfway mark after a six birdie round needing only 27 putts.
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Hal Paris
Associated Press
Cleveland
George
Archer
Tommy Aaron
Lakewood Country Club
Cepeda and Shannon drive Cardinals past Cubs in rout
In Chicago, Orlando Cepeda and Mike Shannon hit two run homers in the fifth as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 9 to 5. The loss marked Chicago's seventh straight defeat and 12th in 13 games.
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Chicago
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Shannon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Twins top Orioles 5 2 as Killebrew homers in win
Harman Killebrew belted his first homer in 16 games to spark the Minnesota Twins to a 5 2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Friday night. The game report notes the win kept Minnesota on a winning streak and highlights Killebrew’s key blast for the score lead.
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Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Baseball scoreline muddled with multiple games and rain
A fragmented recap lists several night matchups including Oakland 3 New York 2 and California 41 Washington 3 6, with multiple second games, rain delays and pitchers Fisher Ellis Merritt Tiant Stottlemyre Bell Culp among others, but most details are unreadable.
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New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
California
Washington
Dameell
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Fisher
Mec Lain
Ellis
Hannan
Merritt
Leonard
Odom
Pierce
Stottlemyre
Peterson
Tiant
Paul
Bell
Culp
O'land Edges Past Yankees
Tom Aker rescued Oakland from a seventh inning jam to preserve a 3-2 Athletics win over the New York Yankees on Friday night.
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NEW York
Tom Aker
Oakland
Athletics
New York Yankees
Brookhaven and Central Fifth Win in Church League
Brookhaven defeated Westside 12 to 3 as Wayne Whitlock hit a grand slam home run. Central beat Austinville 110 to 7 with Don Meek and Jim Stone each hitting triples. Fifth Avenue toppled Covenant 15 to 11 led by Ellis Porton and Wade Slay er with triples.
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Austinville
Fifth Avenue
Covenant
Wayne Whitlock
Steve Tucker
Don Meek
Jim Stone
Charles Martin
Jerry Smith
Jimmy Martin
Pete Holtzclaw
Ellis Porton
Wade Slayer
Fifth Ave
Jim’ Bowden
Dave Robinson
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