Heard and Stockton Lead Colonial After Second Round
Jerry Heard fired a 66 to join Dave Stockton at five under 135 for the Colonial National Invitation. Lee Elder shared the lead before bogeying the 18th to 136, with Fred Marti at 136 and Phil Rodgers at 137. several stars including Trevino, Nicklaus, Palmer, Casper, and Player were absent.
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Lee Elder
Elder
Phil Rodgers
Dave Marr
Len Thompson
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Thompson
Bruce Crampton
Lee Trevino
Cotaco Captures Morgan County Tourney Crown In Finale
Cotaco Indians rally from a 5-3 deficit with five runs in the fifth at Dixie Senior Field to upset West Morgan 85 and win the Morgan County Baseball Tournament. Ray McCutcheon earned the win as Donald West allowed eight runs in five innings. Doug Fromhold homered for West Morgan.
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Fromhold
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Lonnie Lemmonds
Henry Chambers
Lynn Hill
Jimmy Thomas
Bears Bradshaw Vie At Bradshaw For Championship
In the Tennessee Valley Conference Tournament final Bradshaw faces Bradshaw at 7 30 tonight. The game moved from Coffee Field to Bradshaw Field at the venue in Austin. Decatur's Kathy Farrer misses AP top 10 list in Suzuki International LPGA first round in Pasadena California.
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Associated Press
Calhoun Faces Must-Sweep Doubleheader After Loss
Calhoun Junior College trails South Georgia Junior College 1-0 in a best of three District 27 series. Coach Fred Frickie will start All-American pitcher Jimmy Archibald in the morning game with relief options Claude McMurtrie and Wayne Evans if a third game is needed. Donald Whitehorn held Calhoun to three hits as South Georgia won 14. Rodney Ethridge and Bob Giddens led late offensively for both sides.
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Hawks
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Bob Giddens
Henry Mays
Faulkner Junior College
Alabama
Mays Practices with Mets Amid Excitement at Shea
Willie Mays took four pitches then lined a ball to center in batting practice with the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. Teammates praised him and he flashed a big smile, saying he was happy to be in New York as veteran outfielders reminisced about his greatness.
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Joe Pignatano
Tommie Agee
St. Louis
Indianapolis 500 qualifying opens with top names leading
Three favorites Bobby Unser Peter Revson and Gary Bettenhausen headline the opening qualifying for the May 27 Indianapolis 500 with speeds above 180 mph noted as 20 drivers already top the effort toward the 33-car field. favorable weather and new aero rules contribute to record pacing as the Indy crowd nears 200000 for the start.
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Johnny Musso to wed Nancy Tanner Ines in Mississippi
Johnny Musso, praised by coach Paul Bryant as the best running back he has coached, will marry Nancy Tanner Ines, 19, daughter of Birney Imes Jr., publisher of a Columbus newspaper. The ceremony takes place at the Imes family farm near Columbus on Saturday afternoon. Musso hails from Birmingham and is noted for a conference career scoring record.
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Birney Imes Jr
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Nancy Tanner Ines
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