Stockton Aims for British Open Debut in Golf Majors
Akron AP Dave Stockton, 28, plans to add the British Open to his schedule after winning the PGA national championship in Tulsa. Stockton is one of the few first timers in the World Series of Golf alongside Jack Nicklaus Tony Jacklin and Billy Casper, as Nicklaus seeks a repeat victory.
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True Blue A's Pitcher Shuts Out Royals in 3 0 Victory
Vida Blue a 21 year old rookie left hander shutout Kansas City 3 0 going 7 2 3 innings at Oakland Stadium for his first major league one hitter performance in his brief career. Pat Kelly broke it up with two outs in the eighth inning. The win leaves Oakland 8 1/2 games behind the Twins. Baltimore tightened its path toward the East title with the magic number at seven.
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New York
Bill Gogolewski
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
East and West division leaders shown with records and games back. Friday results include Baltimore 3 Boston 2 and Cleveland 3 New York 2, plus Oakland 3 Kansas City 0. Notable performances by Zepp for Minnesota and Hinton for Cleveland set the tone.
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Major League Leaders Overview by The Associated Press
American League leaders include batting Yastrzemski 322 and Johnson 320, runs Yastrzemski 112, Tovar 105, RBIs Howard 121 and Killebrew 109, hits Oliva 177 and Johnson 174, doubles Cardenas 32 and Harper 32, trips Tovar 12 and Otis 9, home runs Howard 42 and Killebrew 41, steals Campaneris 32 and Kelly 31. Pitching leaders show Cuellar 22–7 and McNally 28–8, strikeouts McDowell 275 and Lolich 196. National League batting leads Clemente .358, runs Williams 127 and Bonds 124, RBIs Bench 138 and Perez 126, hits Rose 192 and Brock 185, doubles Parker 43 and Rose 36, triples Davis 16 and Kessinger 14, home runs Bench 44 and Williams 39, steals Tolan 62 and Brock 47, pitching Simpson 14–3 and Gibson 21–6, strikeouts Seaver 274 and Gibson 254.
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Manson Attorney jailed for weekend contempt in Tate trial
Irvin Kanarek, counsel for Charles Manson, was jailed for three nights for direct contempt after repeatedly interrupting the Sharon Tate murder trial. Judge Charles Older condemned the interruptions as disruptive to testimony from Danny DeCarlo about Manson’s alleged plan for a black white war.
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Charles ‘Tex’ Watson
Texas
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Local Option Tax Legality Questioned
The North Carolina Supreme Court will rule this fall on the constitutionality of a 1 percent local option sales tax in 25 counties. Ha joca Corp of Asheville sues State Revenue Commissioner I L Clayton, arguing discrimination against merchants in counties with the levy.
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Coast Development Agency Proposal Backed by NC Board
A coastal development plan to guide growth from the Piedmont to the coast is expected to win state Board of Conservation and Development approval. The board may also back purchasing 3,000 acres of the Great Dismal Swamp for a state park, with advocates arguing tourism and conservation needs justify the move.
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Charlotte Schools Begin Regular Classes After Boycott
Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools resume regular classes Monday after three days of staggered openings amid a desegregation plan requiring mass busing. Officials report about 80 percent of 84 500 pupils registered but white parents threaten further demonstrations. bus loads and racial attendance patterns are tracked as courts debate the plan.
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Newberry To Unveil Air Attack In Season Opener
Winston-Salem AP report previews Carolinas Conference football opening. Newberry unveils a dangerous passing combination led by quarterback Gary Welchel and end Howdy Hays against Emory & Henry Wasps after a 2-3 conference, 4-6 overall record. Elvis Elon and Lenoir Rhyne face Gardner-Webb and Wofford as contenders.
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Randleman Tigers survive hard clash with West Dragons
Randleman defeats West 2 1 in a grind it out Davidson Randolph Conference bout. Harris rushed 22 times for 113 yards while Greg Foxx added a 28 yard run as Randleman built a lead and stymied West late on downs. Trinity beat Allen Jay 19 6 in non conference play. Randleman hosts Central Davidson next.
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