Connie Day Faces McIntire in North and South First Round
Connie Day of Cleveland Tennessee a long hitting finalist in recent years meets Barbara McIntire in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament first round. Day shot 77 to lead the so called establishment on a shortened Pinehurst No 2 course while Carol Semple led medalists. Also Washingtons Charles Taylor named offensive captain by Coach George Allen.
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Baseball News From The Major Leagues Today
American League East leaders Baltimore and Washington show early pace as Cleveland and New York trail. Weekday results include Cleveland 5 Boston 4 in 13 innings and Minnesota 9 Kansas City 8 with a crowded standings scene across both leagues. Widespread schedules for Tuesday and Wednesday mark several night games and key matchups between division rivals.
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Stewart Sparks Travelers Rally To Beat Birmingham 8 7
Left fielder Charlie Stewart collected three hits including a triple to spark the Arkansas Travelers to a 7 8 victory over Birmingham. Tim Plodinec earned the win with four innings of relief after Ed Meredith struggled, as Montgomery, Dallas Fort Worth, Shreveport, Jacksonville, Columbus and Albuquerque results are noted in Dixie Association action. The only homer came from Doug King of Birmingham.
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Pair Shares Rookie of Year in NBA
New York AP reports rugged Dave Cowens of the Boston Celtics and sharp shooter Geoff Petrie of the Portland Trail Blazers shared the NBA Rookie of the Year honor in a historic deadlock. Each received 36 votes in the league-wide balloting. third was Pete Maravich of Atlanta with 21 votes.
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Stars Top Kansas City as Harmon Killebrew Drives Run Offs
In a 9-8 Minnesota win Harmon Killebrew drove in six runs with a homer a single and an infield out. Ron Bryant relieved Frank Robinson in the first inning and pitched nine innings with eight strikeouts as the Giants defeated St Louis 42. Gioacchino Guaragna former world foil champion died in Milan at 63.
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Mississippi State Edges Parks In Tight College Baseball Win
In Jonesboro Arkansas Mississippi State edged Arkansas State 5 4 after an eighth inning run. The Indians led 3 1 early before MSU tied it at four in the fourth. An RBI single by Ted Milton drove in the winning run as Mike Proffitt earned the relief win and John Ferriell took the loss.
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Oklahoma's Ray Signs With Bulls
Chicago Bulls sign Clifford Ray a 6 foot 9 inch 220 pound center from Oklahoma. Ray averaged 13.1 points and 12 rebounds in 27 games last season. The Bulls also signed their No 1 pick Kenneth McIntosh of Eastern Michigan last week.
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Ruth Jessen Heads Lad y Pro Golfers Earnings
Ruth Jessen of Seattle leads money winnings this year among women golfers with 10000 dollars. Sandra Palmer of Fort Worth is second with 7113 dollars and Mary Mills of Handsboro is third with 4644 dollars. Kathy Whitworth of Dallas ranks sixth with 3432 dollars after Raleigh Classic win. Judy Rankin of Midland sits just behind with 3787 dollars.
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Pacers Use Simple Plan for Crucial Playoff Game
Indiana coach Bob Leonard vows to win the Western Division ABA playoff game in Salt Lake City after Utah's 126 107 win ties the series at 2-1. Leonard says no major changes and recalling past comebacks, while Utahan coach Bill Sharman emphasizes home court as the Pacers seek to rebound.
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Stars Control Rebounding In Defining Victory
The Stars leaned on strong rebounding to secure the win as Zelma Beaty, a 6-9 center, fouled out early, leaving the interior battle to teammates who dominated the boards throughout Saturday's game.
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Black Hawks Face Must-Win Game After Overtime Loss
Chicago trails New York 2-1 in their Stanley Cup semifinal after a 2-1 overtime defeat in Chicago. Coach Billy Reay says Tuesday’s game is critical but notes no game is a must until the final, and Chicago must rebound from lapses and missed chances.
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River Oaks Invitational Opens With 32 Players In Houston
A field of 32 will start play in the 37th River Oaks Invitational Tennis Tourney with a $25,000 prize. Top seed Clark Graebner of New York City seeks back-to-back titles, followed by Cliff Richey of San Angelo as second seed and Zeljko Franulovic of Yugoslavia, Mark Cox of Great Britain as others. Rice freshman Harold Solomon and Rice senior Ian Guerry earned spots, joining Paul Gerken, Steven Turner, Richard Russell, Steve Faulk, Onny Parun, and Peter Van Lingen as qualifiers.
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Six Games To Eliminate Toronto Sparking Gloomy Mood
Players wore glum faces after Sunday night defeat as the memory of last year gnawed at them. The six games remaining threaten Toronto’s hopes, with tension mounting over a harsh schedule and stakes for the season.
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