Deming Leads Canadian Open Round With 67
Rolf Deming, a former University of Minnesota math instructor, shot 67 to join four veterans atop the Canadian Open leaderboard. Rod Funseth Phil Rodgers and Lou Graham tied at 67 as George Knudson and Rod Curl followed at 68. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player struggled while Deming banked his best pro finish so far.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Montreal
Rolf Deming
University of Minnesota
Deming
Rod Funseth
Phil Rodgers
Lou Graham
George Knudson
Little Rod Curl
Lionel Hebert
Ben Kern
Richelieu Golf Club
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Minnesota
Christian Softball Action Highlights Week Night Scores
In Christian Athletic Association action First Baptist defeated Std and Grady Church of Christ 12 to 4 with no homers. First Assembly of God was shutout 7-0 by Unity Baptist as Harvey Fullerton and Tommy Pverton homered for Unity. Fullerton also pitched the league's first shutout of the season.
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Std
Grady Church of Christ
First Assembbly of God
Unity Baptist
Harvey Fullerton
Tommy Pverton
Unity
Fullerton
Catholic Church
Providence Baptist
Hope Church of Christ
Springdale Man Sikes Stands Four Back At Canadian Open
R H Sikes of Springdale Arkansas shot a one under par 71 in the opening round of the $150000 Canadian Open in Montreal. Four players led at 67 with Sikes four strokes behind the co leaders.
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Montreal
R. H. Sikes
Ark
Orion Favored in Yonkers Futurity Trotting Heat
A.C. s Orion favored to win the Yonkers Futurity Trot at Yonkers Raceway with 3-1 odds from post No 3 in a wide open field of nine. Quick Pride Keystone Hilliard and Hoot Speed also considered strong contenders as Arch Hill Gallant Man Savoir Pride Pleasure and Frosted Yankee appear among the challengers.
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Associated Press
Quick Pride
Keystone Hilliard
Hoot Speed
Arch Hill
Gallant Man
Savoir
Pride
Pleasure
A.C
Orion
A.C. Petersen Stable
West Hartford
Conn
Harrelson Leads NL All-Star Shortstop Balloting
Bud Harrelson of the New York Mets leads Don Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs by about 45 000 votes for the starting NL shortstop berth. Harrelson has 393 708 votes, with Kessinger at 336 820 and Maury Wills close behind at 311 208. Leaderboards also show Hank Aaron atop NL outfield ballots, with Willie Mays and Johnny Bench trailing. Bench leads catchers with 781 098 votes. Over 1.1 million votes cast. starting teams for Detroit July 13 will be announced next week.
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Bud Harrelson
New York Mets
Don Kessinger
Chicago Cubs
Bowie Kuhn
Harrelson
Kessinger
Maury Wills
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
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Mays
Bench
Pittsburgh
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Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Detroit
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES inform planning for daily fishing and hunting. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during peak times to maximize success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Red Sox Alive and Kicking Again
The Red Sox surge back in the AL East as Rico Petrocelli and Vada Pinson hit late homers to swing tight races with Baltimore. Boston wins seventh straight after trailing, while Dodgers and other MLB results mix in the day’s action.
Pirates blank Mets 3-0 as Ellis wins, Stennett stars
Pittsburgh pitchers combined for a 3-0 shutout of the New York Mets. Dock Ellis earned the win before a rain delay, with Willie Stargell driving in his 80th run and leading the Pirates to a three game NL East lead over New York while Jim Nelson and Giusti closed out the final innings. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 5-1, San Francisco edged St Louis 8-7, Atlanta beat Montreal 7-3.
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Associated Press
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McGlothlin, Reds Top Phillies After Rain Delay
In Philadelphia the Reds beat the Phillies 4 2 after a rain delay in the third. Jim McGlothlin held the Phillies to finish, while Wille Montanez homered for Philadelphia. Cincinnati tallied two in the fourth to secure the win.
US Aims to Lead Soviet Team At World All Star Meet
US men race to build a lead over the Soviet Union in the opening program at Edwards Stadium. Starters include 100 meters with Meriwether and Green against Borzov, 110 hurdles with Milburn and Draper, and pole vault hopes for Johnson and Roberts. Russian vaulters Isa kov and Gusyev exceed 17 feet, while Matson and Salb lead in the shot, facing Plunge and Russian rivals. Decathlon events plus 10 finals for men and seven for women fill the program.
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Associated Press
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University of California
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Volkin
Salb
Iris Davis
Tennessee State
Pat Hawkins
Brooklyn
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Marina Nikiforova
Lyudmila Braghina
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Hollywood Derby Saturday features Jim French and rivals
In Inglewood California twelve year old contenders meet in the Hollywood Derby a 100000 added race. Frank J Caldwell's Jim French trained by John Campo teams with Bold Reason from William A Levin and a field including Crimson Clem Triple Bend Restless Runner and others. Weights range 112 to 126 pounds with Don Pierce riding Jim French for the first time.
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Associated Press
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Campo
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Hillsdale
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Stan Smith Underdog at Wimbledon
Stan Smith, the Pasadena underdog, faces John Newcombe in a Wimbledon final bid. Newcombe is favored to win a third title in five years as Australians dominate the event, while Smith defeated Tom Gorman to reach the final. Evonne Goolagong contest crowds, with Mrs. Margaret Court aiming to defend the crown in women’s finals day.
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Pasadena
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Australia
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Ken Rosewall
Smith
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Seattle
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Donohue faces Unsers in inaugural Schaefer 500 at Pocono
Mark Donohue starts from the pole in the first Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway, a new $6 million track. Bobby and Al Unser share front row, with Al the hottest driver of the moment after five wins in 15 months. Donohue, from Media, Pa., aims for his first Indianapolis-type triumph against the famed brothers as 100,000 fans pack the two-lane approach to the Pocono Mountain venue.
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Criticism of Pro Basketball Moves from NCAA Rally
The NCAA tournament committee and the National Association of Basketball Coaches voiced strong disapproval of NBA teams signing college players before eligibility ends. They condemned the practice as unconscionable disregard for intercollegiate programs, noting NBA relaxation of the four-year rule and ABA activity.
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National Association of Basketball Coaches Board of Directors
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