CSCs Jacobsmeyer bid stalls in NCAA triple jump finals
Ashland Ohio report details CSC athlete Hu-8d and Jacobsmeyer failing to reach NCAA finals as Seattle Pacific and Eastern Illinois lead qualifiers. Strong wind aided some jumps while rain and heat affected events. Other qualifiers included Randy Smith Lincoln University Harley Saunders Morgan State Steve Lombard Occidental. Charles Crew Colorado Mines reached high hurdles finals.
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John Craft Cracks Mark In NCAA Track Tourney
Ashland Ohio AP John Craft from Eastern Hill set a national best by leaping in the NCAA College Division finals as he aims for victory. He skipped further triple events to protect his record, praising the day’s success and planning to compete Friday in the first day’s events.
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North Dakota
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Douglass Leads Colorado Trio Still in Open
In the second round of the US Open Golf Championship three Colorado pro veterans survive the cutoff while the rest falter. Dale Douglass of Denver shot one under 69 to join an opening 76 for 145, tied with Dave Hill of Evergreen 73-74 at 147 and Don Finsterwald of Colorado Springs one shot back at 148, while Pueblo’s Pat Read and Denver amateur William Carey were eliminated after finishing 164 and 177 respectively.
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Rock “Mount
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U.S
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Hialeah
Fla
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Canada
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Charles Coody
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Legion District 3 schedule from Greeley region
District 3 games list featuring Greeley Legion Elks at Fort Collins 8 p m Wednesday non district Alameda at Legion Elks and other matches across Windsor Longmont Eaton La Salle Fort Collins East Jalinatown and Boulder with times ranging from early afternoon to evening under Eastern Western divisions.
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Colorado Open Golf Tourney Deadline Nears
AP reports entering for the Colorado Open Golf Tournament nears with the largest field in history. Over 320 players from Colorado and nine Western states registered, plus 50 professionals and 274 amateurs, competing for a top prize of 1250 dollars at Highway Country Club in Evergreen. Will Johnston of Flagstaff leads pros, with Vic Rhine and Bob Duden among notable entrants.
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Cowboys Gent Sent To Giants In Draft Trade
New York Giants acquire banker Pete Gent from the Dallas Cowboys in exchange for an unidentified draft pick in a national football transaction.
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L E Game Is Rained Out
The Greeley American Legion-Hikx A-team saw its season opener postponed twice due to weather. Earlier in the week Ue at Cheyenne was washed out, and the Legion home opener versus Aurora was moved to July 6 with Lefty Bob Kelly to start Sunday at Fort Collins.
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La Salle Wins 1-0 in Hitless District Baseball Game
La Salle defeated the Green Elks 1-0 in District 3 play despite going hitless. Starting pitchers Henry Thompson and Dave Jones worked four innings each with strong defense and wild pitches shaping the lone run.
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Beman Leads Open After Second Round Slugfest
Deane Beman shot 69 for a 127 total to lead the U S Open after the second round on a hot Cypress Creek course. Palmer lurked behind, while Murphy and Barber tied for second at 148, as top contenders struggled in the heat and wind. Nicklaus bounced back with 69 to reach 134, with Rosburg at 134 and other stars close behind.
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South Africa
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St. Louis
U S Open Televised Nationwide by ABC Channel 9
The final ten rounds of the U S Open golf championship will be shown nationally on ABC with television coverage on Saturday and Sunday. Local grade seven students can view it on KATV Channel 9. Timings indicate coverage beginning in the afternoon on Saturday and early evening on Sunday.
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Iowa Oaks Stop Omaha In Tight 5 4 Victory
The Associated Press reports Iowa Oaks edged Omaha 5 4 at Des Moines as Tony Labussa delivered a long out single in the eighth. Iowa improved to third place with six wins in eight against Omaha this year, while Tulsa’s loss to Indianapolis altered the top standings. Denver and Oklahoma City game rained out.
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Florida Entry Leader in JUCO Nets 20 Points
Gowan Maharaj Jed of Miami-Dade North led the National Junior College Tennis Tournament with 20 points in a Friday match, defeating Lee Esto pore 6-0 6-1. Odessa Junior College of Odessa, Texas, trails in second with 18 points as finals approach.
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Marichal Sets Record as Giants Top Expos 4 2
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal improved to 7 2 this season and 177 79 for his career a .691 pace matching Whitey Ford for best in baseball history. He threw six hit ball through eight innings before two runs in the sixth tied the game. The Giants beat Montreal 4 2 as Marichal claimed his seventh complete game. Other NL scores included Philadelphia over San Diego 1 0 Los Angeles edged New York 1 0 Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 2 1 Houston downed St Louis 4 2 and Chicago routed Cincinnati 14 8.
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Richie Allen Walks Off Air Show After Postgame Prize Fight
San Diego AP report says Richie Allen walked off a postgame show after learning his reward for doing the interview would be trading stamps. The Phillies slugger refused to talk and left the air, amid long-time controversy. The game had included Allen’s 16th homer, a 1–0 win over the Padres.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Digest
National League East standings show Chi 39 1h leading followed by Pittsburgh 22 23 and St Louis 27 31 with Philly 21 92 and Montreal 14 38. West division lists Atlanta 33 23 and Los Angeles 24 671 with others like San Francisco 31 24 1h and Cincinnati 1 24 518 3. Sunday results include Atlanta 2 Pittsburgh 2 and Chicago 14 Cincinnati 8 among others. American League games feature Baltimore Boston Detroit and New York in tight race. Monday schedules include Oakland at Kansas City and Seattle at Chicago as night games.
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Fort Morgan Legion Beats Eaton 11-1 in District Game
Fort Morgan Legion exploded for seven runs in the fifth inning to topple Eaton 11-1 in a District 3 Eastern Division tilt. Alan Lebsock drove in three with a bases loaded double as Bruce Yearous fueled the Fort Morgan attack with two singles and a double. Eaton managed three hits, with Sam Suppes driving in the lone run on Dick Wilcox’s ground rule double. Eaton heads to a Monday game against the Greeley Elks.
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Orioles Rally Past White Sox 5 2 As Frank Robinson Drives In Two
In a dramatic eight inning rally the Orioles score two in the eighth and two in the ninth to beat the Chicago White Sox 5 2. Frank Robinson fuels the comeback with a tying single and a go ahead two run single as Boog Powell adds an RBI double. Earl Weaver praises Robinson’s clutch play and versatility.
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Bonallack Captures British Amateur Fourth Title
In Hoaylare England Mike Bonallack defeated American Bill Hyndman 3 and 2 to become the third player to win the British Amateur four times. The 31-year-old Walker Cup captain led 5 up after nine holes, held the margin at 3 with three to play, and wrapped up the match on the 32nd hole as Hyndman faltered late.
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Razorbacks Schedule Event in Bethany and Madrid Boxing Title
AP report notes Razorbacks at Bethany Missouri and Madrid, with boxing results from Gresley West Field. Pedro Caribacks retains the European lightweight title by a one round decision over compatriot Mit Velanquez, during Friday night action.
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Reihany Mo CTs at Rager backs event
Rager backs Greeley West Field with a 1 30 land and 3 30 pan. details show a local meet scene with domain players and times. The note emphasizes venue and pacing for a regional setup at Greeley West Field.
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Reds Reward Tolan With Three Thousand Dollar Raise
Cincinnati out fielder Bobby Tolan, now a top player after a St. Louis acquisition, receives a 3000 dollar raise from the Reds. Tolan, dating 231 and boasting a league hitting streak, joined Cincinnati in a post 1969 season trade.
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