Garé Mann Wins Raleigh Ladies Twin Bill Tournament
Carol ill $ a é John carded a final round par 12 for a 54 hole total of 214 to win the $15,000 Raleigh Ladies Twin Bill visitationel Gott Tournament. The story covers Cubs doubleheader wins over Houston with Regan and related NL and AL scores, including Cardinals, Giants, Mets, Phillies results, and key performances by Beckett Kessinger Johnson and Phillips.
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Barber Wins Byron Melson Golf Classic In Dallas
Miller Barber, aged 31, from Texarkana, Ark., captured the Byron Melson Golf Classic first prize of 1000 with a final round 70 to finish 270 for 63 holes and a seven stroke lead over Zarley. R H Sikes of Springdale earned 752 for 285, as the two players posted strong scores amid a field highlighted by close finishes and regional standings.
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White Sox win two of last three run by Ward homer
The Chicago White Sox beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 as Pete Ward hit a ninth inning homer off Dean Chance. Ward's fourth of the year raises his average to .340, while Eddie Stanky continued his post game fitness routine. Major league results from the day include wins and losses across both leagues with several notable performances.
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Lakers and Celtics tied at two in playoffs
Los Angeles and Boston split the weekend as Jerry West's sprained left ankle clouds the series. West scored 38 in a 118-105 Lakers win to even the NBA set at 2-2. Dr. Robert Kerlan said more on the injury would come today. Eventful night also saw Lakers coach Bill van Breda Kolff ejected after two technicals. ABA results listed include New Orleans taking a 3-2 lead over Pittsburgh by 111-108.
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Feud topic dominates NCAA council meeting agenda
The 18 member NCAA council opened a three day session with the run ning feud over track and field meets as the top item. NCAA President Marcus L. Plant said a moratorium on enforcement of the certification rule would continue until after the Mexico City Olympics to avoid hampering the U S team. The U S Track and Field Federation is involved in the ongoing dispute. In golf, 20 year old Jack Lewis won the North and South Amateur at Pinehurst in 36 holes defeating Bill Hyndman to become the tourney’s youngest champion since Jack Nicklaus.
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Derby Week Rushes Toward Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Louisville report on Kentucky Derby Week noting about 17 hopefuls, led by Dancer's Image, stabled at Churchill Downs awaiting the 94th Derby. Derby Trial Stakes looms Tuesday with potential starters including Te Vega, Son Swoon, Big Bend, Keele and Proper Proof as CBS covers the event.
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Barber Wins Byron Nelson Classic In Dallas Showdown
Miller Barber, a Sherman, Texas veteran, won the $100,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic with a closing 70 for 270 total, beating Ker Mit Zarley by one stroke as Zarley birdied late. Harold Henning finished third with 273. Attendance hit 30,000 for the final round and 94,000 for four days.
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Canadiens Triumph in OT to Take Series 4 1 Over Hawks
Montreal defeats Chicago 4 3 in sudden death overtime to win the East Division final and advance. Jacques Lemaire scores twice, with Bobby Rousseau and J. C. Tremblay adding goals as Toe Blake's lineup overwhelms the Scooter line strategy. Stoppage follows as Montreal awaits the West finals outcome while St Louis ties Minnesota at two in the other series.
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