Trevino Palmer Share Rare Lead In Open Round
In Jacksonville Florida the leaders in the Greater Jacksonville Open include ten players with Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer sharing a rare lead. Trevino’s late surge and confident talk foreshadow a tough test at the Deerwood course as players push for the 100000 event title.
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Trevino
Palmer
Jacksonville, Fla
Lee Trevino
Orlando
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Nicklaus
Fers
Bill Casper
U.S
Rica
Gary Player
Tom
Augusta
Deerwood
Wieskopf
Doug Sant
Ders
Bruce Cramp
Ilton
Jack McGowan
Ray Floyd
Bob Smith
Frank Beard
Rives McBee
McBee
Bob Rosburg
Ken Still Rosburg
Jacksonville
Fla
Arnold Patricia Be Cols
Het Lee Ceving
Lionel Hebert
Ken Still
Gardner Dickinson
Htt
Bruce Crampton
Terry Dill
Rick Hart
Bob Rosturg
Boo Lunn
Rich Bassett
Terry Wilcox
Chris Blocker
Jack Nicklaus
Sill
Grier Jones
Bob McCallister
Bill Ga
Harold Henning
Dewitt Weaver
James Grant
Red Dickson
Bob Stanton
Frank Boynton
Dave Stockton
Bert Yancey
Jerry Abbott
Malcolm Gregson
Naz
Dick Rhyan
Bert Greene
Bunky Henry
Deery Hill Fire
Bilt
Maxwell
Bob Charles
Red Funseth
Jin Golbert
Rich Martinez
Hardy Kneece
Dave Ragan
Nicholas Ben January
Wayne Yates Trim
Orville Moody
Dudiey Wysing
Dim Ferrier
Bob Keller
Rave Phito
Larry Mowry
Ad Betch Baird
Ron Cerrudy
Black Bison Triumph 7-3 Over West Forsyth
High Point Club, led by Davis Beaston on the mound and key power from Robbie Cecil, defeated West Forsyth 7-3. West jumped to an early lead with three runs in the first, but High Point answered with multiple hits, scoring in each of the later innings and clinching the win. Central faces Parkland next Tuesday.
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Black Bison
Davis Beaston
High Point
West Forsyth
West
Jim Cheek
Mike Sowers
Keith Lawson
Robert Fulton
Terry Kelly
Kelly
Tim Caplanides
Caplanides
Robbie Cecil
Roger Kirk
Cecil
Bison
Kirk
Cheek
Gary Rogers
Central
Parkland
Oak Ridge Easter Monday Horse Show Scheduled
Oak Ridge hosts its 24th Easter Monday Horse Show drawing about 10 000 attendees. Sanctioned by three breed associations with 129 classes in three rings, entries from 15 states, and a parade led by the Piedmont Saddle Club featuring 14 class floats and novelty rigs. Calf scramble at noon, food booths, Hickory barbecue, and an off time fiddlers convention at 7 30 p.m. in the Oak Ridge School Auditorium with awards for music acts.
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Oak Ridge
American Quarter Horse Assn
Appaloosa State Assn
American Paint Horse Assn
U. S
Bob Scott
Piedmont Saddle Club
Bryant Lookabill and Bryant Lead Four-ball Championship Field
Med Jalists Gene Lookabill and Bob Bryant of Charlotte led the Carolina Golf Association Four-ball championship field into the quarterfinals with an easy 7 and 6 opening-round win over Bill Hubbard and Billy Ziegler of Orangeburg. Other results and pairings followed as the event whittled 16 teams in the championship flight.
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Camden
S. C
Gene Lookabill
Bob Bryant
Charlotte
Carolina Golf Association
Barry (Farr
Columbia
Richard Tinsley
Carolinas
Spartanburg
Lockabill
Bryant
Bill Hubbard
Billy Ziegler
Orangeburg
Farr
Tinsley
Pete Cantey
Don Campbell
Greensboro
Sonny Grant
Gabby Bryant
High Point
Bill Aldridge
Bobby Edgerton
Raleigh
Gene Barbour
Conover
N. C
Red Hartmen
Hickory
Billy Goodale
Caraiden
Xan Law
Harry Welch
Salisbury
Jim Stephens
Allen Powers
Happ Lathrop
Hampton
Roger Little
Buzzy Basinger
Barbour
Hartman
Grant
Richie Hoffman
Bee Harper
Aldridge
Edgerton
Thadnee
Boone
Erry Rhomney
Goodale
Law
Granger Kornegay
Joe Redfearn
Welch
Stephens
Vic Evans
Holt Dye
Power
Tathran Oast
Ed Rollins
Charles Furman
Pro Cage Standings Eastern and Western Divisions
The Pro Cage Standings show the Eastern Division led by Baltimore and New York with records and percentages, Boston and Cincinnati mid-pack, Detroit and Milwaukee lower, while the Western Division is headed by Los Angeles with others like Atlanta San Francisco and San Diego chasing. Friday results include Boston beating Cincinnati and Baltimore topping Chicago, New York defeating Phoenix, Detroit over Seattle, San Francisco over Milwaukee, and Los Angeles over Atlanta. Upcoming games feature Philadelphia at Baltimore Seattle at Cincinnati Milwaukee at San Diego and New York at San Francisco.
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W. L. Pat
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Fran
San Diego
Chicago
Seattle
Phoenix
Philadelphia
San Franciso
Aft
Jr. College Cage Title Is On Line
Pittsburgh, Pa and Paducah, Ky meet tonight for the National Junior College Basketball Tournament title. Pittsburgh, the only undefeated JUCO team, survived Carthage, Illinois 96 to 91 in two overtimes. Paducah edged Burlington, Iowa 79 to 78 after a 14 point second half surge.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Pittsburgh
Paducah
Carthage
Burlington
Towa
Bowling Men Carolina League high scores and leaders
In the Carolina League bowling match, high individual game by Stanley Patton 208 and high series by David Nance 353. Dunn's Jeta posted top team game 268 and team series 2272. League leader Keren No. 175-33, second place Dunn's Jets and Coaster both in pursuit with notable totals.
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Stanley Patton
David Nance
Dunn
Jeta
Keren No
Dunn's Jets
McDowell's Lights Set On 20 Wins
Pitcher Sam McDowell and rookie Syd O Bri drew headlines as McDowell reached 20 wins by routing Washington 11 2. The veteran lefty posted a 1.81 ERA while driving the Indians and White Sox toward strong showings in winter play.
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Ted Meier
Washington
Associated Press Sports
Syd O’bri
Sam McDowell
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Willie Mays
Homer
Juan Marichal
Thdy
San Francisco
San Diego
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Houston
Montreal
Minnesota
Kansas City
Hell
Cleveland
Seattle
Ugly Ducklings Rise to Cinderella Status in 1969 NBA
The Baltimore Bullets clinched the East Division title by defeating the Chicago Bulls 115-103 on Friday night, becoming the second team in NBA history to rise from last place to first in a single season. Indiana Miami edged Oakland 124-122. Denver beat Houston 133-93. New Orleans topped New York 138-110. Kentucky defeated Minnesota 127-104 in ABA play.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
Ugly Ducklings
the Bullets
Chicago Bulls
Seattle University
NBA
Indiana
Miami
Oakland
Denver
Houston
New Orleans
New York
Kentucky
Minnesota
American Basketball Association
Associated Pressi
Jones Boy
American Basket Oaks
Baltimore
Chicago
Larry Jones
Phoenix
Denver Rock
Boston
Detroit
ABA
Larry Seattle
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Toledo
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Buccaneers
Lee Hunter
Jeff
Andy Anderson
Larry Repays Fans For Honoring Him In ABA Night
Larry Jones led a high scoring ABA night, posting 52 points to set a club record and become the league’s first player to top 2000 in a season. The Nuggets/Colts era highlights included New Orleans, Kentucky and Miami wins as teams chase late standings.
U S Amatuer Team Faces Finland In Key World Match
STOCKHOLM AP The United States amateur ice hockey team meets Finland in a pivotal world championship game. Coach John Mayasich says the Finns are strong, and beating them is crucial for the future of U S amateur hockey. Both teams carry four losses and are fighting to avoid last place and relegation from the 1970 world championships.
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Stockholm
United States
Finland
U.S
John Mayasich
Canada
Mayasich
Yesterday's Fights: Narvaez Outpoints Carmona in San Antonio
In San Antonio Frankie Narvaez of Puerto Rico defeated Chango Carmona of Mexico by the judges' decision in a 10 round lightweight bout. Johnny Famechon of Australia outpointed Jose Jiminez of Mexico in Melbourne in a 10 round lightweight contest. Joao Henrique of Brazil defeated Massimo Consolati of Italy in Sao Paulo by decision in a 10 round welterweight match.
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San Antonio
Tex
Frankie Narvaez
Puerto Rico
Chango Carmona
Mexico
Melbourne
Australia
Johnny Famechon
Jose Jiminez
Saqo Paulo
Brazil
Joao Henrique
Massimo Consolati
Italy
Osborne Ousted At Thunderbird Invitational Tennis
Phoenix Arizona James Osborne of Salt Lake City Utah became the sole seeded player to be upset on opening day as Mexico's Joaquin Loyo Mayo defeated him 1 3 6 4 in a upset at the 17th Thunderbird Invitational Tennis Tournament in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
James Osborne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Osborne
Mexico
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Monroe's 41 fuels Bullets late rally in Chicago
Earl Monroe led the Bullets with 41 points as they pulled away in the final five minutes, breaking an 89-89 tie with a 12-0 run. Coach Gene Shue credited Monroe's leadership and team resilience after injuries and trades. Knicks aim to catch 76ers, rout Suns 139-104, while Detroit and LA also win in NBA action.
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Earl
Monroe
Bullets
Gene Shue
Baltimore
Don Ohl
Hawks
Gus Johnson
Shue
Chicago
New York Knicks
Philadelphia
76Ers
Phoenix Suns
Roston
Cincinnati
Etroit
Seattle Dean
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Sam Jones
Dave Gambee
Paints
Detroit
Seattle
Dave Bing
Whue
Knicks
Sims
Dave NeBusehhere
Walt Frazier
Jeff Mullins
Bucks
Lakers
Laker
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Baylor
Ragsdale Rucks Big Track Win
Ragsdale High School notches a 50 run win over Graham in a mixed meet Friday. Terry Cromer goes 2 for 3 and Mike Cornelison doubles for the Tigers. Multiple events listed with times and distances for Ragsdale and Sumner competitors.
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Ragsdale Rucks
Jamestown
Ragsdale High School
Graham
Terry Cromer
Flying Tigers
Mike Cornelison
Jacoba
McCluney
Dicuss — Redfield
Moore
Fleming
Sumner
Spivey
Kaye Hall Sets Backstroke Mark in Northwest AAU
Tacoma teen Kaye Hall, an Olympic gold medalist, set a national record in the 100 yard backstroke at the Region 12 Northwest AAU meet in Seattle. She won in 59.2 seconds and then lowered the mark to 58.9 in the 40 yard medley relay leg.
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Seattle
Kaye Hall
Tacoma
Wash
Pilots Return Two Players to Newark Farm Team
The Seattle Pilots sent catcher Frank Kimball and pitcher Elston Gibson back to their Class A Newark, New York farm team on Friday.
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Tempe
Amy
Seattle Pilots
Newark
N.Y
Frank Kimball
Elston Gibson
Pro Grid Owners Split On Realignment Plans
Palm Springs AP The 26 club owners from the NFL and AFL gathered to discuss realignment for 1970 after five days of talks. Proposals include merging divisions by shifting two to three NFL teams into the AFL or keeping divisions and pairing AFL and NFL lines to balance 13 teams each. Possible moves center on Baltimore, Minnesota, and Dallas with Rosenbloom, Finks denying Vikings ties, and Jets and Giants to land in separate conferences.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eas
New York
AFL
NFL
APL
Associated Press
Baltimore
Carroll Rosenbloom
Colts
Minnesota
Dallas
Jim Finks
Vikings
Milt Woodward
Ragsdale tops Graham in Mid-State 3A meet
Ragsdale High School led by Glenn Mebane won a three team track meet defeating Sumner and Siler City with 94 percent of points. Mebane scored 12 points to earn top event honors as Ragsdale posted the strongest team total in the meet.
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Jamestown
Ragsdale High School
Sumner
Siler City
Ragsdale
Glenn Mebane
Granam Oy
Shatput — Jacobs
Yeon Austr
Hill
Anon
Riga
Groome
Blackard
Correllton
W— Groome
L— Autley
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Tommy Holmes
the Enterprise
T. Kellys
T. Cantaviges
R. Casi
R. Kirke
R. Rogers
D. Beaston
J. Cheeks
W. G. Rogers
Alter
St. Carter
KK. Lawson
R. Fulton
N. Chaney
T. Gurganus
Giddy Cline
Smith
Oak Ridge Horse Show
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Jr. College
Sunken Gardens
Cita Funkhouser
York Mets
Ken Roswell
Mets
St. Petersburg
Jack Hamilton
California
Angels
Tony Horton
Duke Sims
Hamilton
New York Yankees
St. Louis
New York Mets
Wes Parker
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Bob Darwin
Jim Brewer
Yankees
Amos Otis
Cardinals
Larry
Ward
Mebane
Richardson
Adams
Mort Gam
Horney
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Cash
Mira Rolay
Quick
Bell
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