McLain Loses Second Start. Palmer Shuts Out Tigers
Denny McLain, back from a suspension, pitched seven innings for Detroit but was beaten by Jim Palmer as Baltimore won 2-0. Palmer allowed three hits while McLain walked six and threw 147 pitches in a another tough loss. Boog Powell drove in both runs for Baltimore, stifling Detroit’s bid in a tense AL matchup.
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Zarley Seizes Canadian Open Title With Late Surge
Ker mit Zarley, supplier of a quip, won the Canadian Open golf championship with a final round nine under par 279 after trailing by four. Gibby Gilbert finished second at 282, Chi Chi Rodriguez and Bob Stone tied for third at 283, while Labron Harris and Phil Rodgers followed. Zarley earned 25 000 dollars and secured exempt status for at least a year.
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Houston University
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London Hunt and Country Club
George Archer
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Gary Cowan
Jacklin Aims to Defend British Open at St Andrews
Tony Jacklin, 25, fresh from the U S Open, says he is scrambling but ready to defend his British Open title at St Andrews beginning Wednesday. Among contenders are Peter Thomson and Bruce Devlin of Australia, with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer also in the field. Jacklin, turning 26 tomorrow, seeks to repeat his 1969 Open triumph as a crowd awaits a storied duel.
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Rioting at Henley as Thames crew disqualified in final
At the Royal Henley Regatta a Thames Tradesmen four was disqualified for a foul after clashes with Trident of South Africa. Umpire Dr Ran Laurie warned the Thames crew thrice as shells collided. Overseas crews dominated the trophies, with U.S. pair McKibbon and Van Blom taking the double sculls cup and Ridley College winning the Princess Elizabeth Cup. Leander won the Thames Challenge Cup, halting a full overseas sweep.
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Baseball standings and results from Friday games
National League fast division standings show New York 43 36 and Pittsburgh 44 38 with St. Louis 39 40 and Chicago 37 40 nearby. West Division lists Cincinnati 57 28 and Los Angeles 47 32. Friday results include New York 4 over Philadelphia and Pittsburgh 16 over Chicago, St. Louis 9 7 over Montreal, Cincinnati 3-4 over Houston, and Los Angeles 8 over San Francisco.
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Saturday and Sunday Baseball Results and Standings Summary
Baseball results from Saturday and Sunday show multiple AL and NL games with scores for teams including Atlanta, San Diego, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Montreal, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Houston, and Boston. The text lists upcoming games, pitchers records, and division standings, with American and National League teams and a dense mix of scores, schedules, and early-season records.
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Cubs Lose 15th of 17 Games
The Cubs slide continues as they drop 15 of 17 and fall from first to fourth in the NL East after a 5-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Dock Ellis, a baserunning dispute, and a postgame bench clearing tangle followed a ninth inning brawl sparked by Ellis remarks, while Richie Hebner homered for Pittsburgh.
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Weekend Fights In Buenos Aires Cause Hospital Visit
Oscar Bonavena knocked out James Woody in Buenos Aires while Shozo Saijo outpointed Frankie Crawford in Sendai to retain the WBA featherweight title. The weekend also saw a hospital checkup for Murtagh due to a heart condition after a brawl. In baseball, Mets edged Phillies 5-4 and several NL and AL games noted with multiple scorelines and key plays.
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Caponi Captures Second Straight U S Women's Open
Donna Caponi clinched her second consecutive U S Women's Open title at Muskogee with a one stroke victory over Sandra Haynie and Sandra Spuzich. She started the final round with a four stroke lead, battled bogeys late, and sank a four foot putt for the championship worth 5,000 dollars. Haynie and Spuzich earned 2,000 dollars each as runners up.
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Travelers Ehe Defeat Memphis 9 to 7 in Sunday Baseball
In a Texas League tilt Traverlers Ehe rallied to beat Memphis 9-7 as Arkansas head Tess Savage led with a fourth inning push. Mem phis scored three in the ninth but fell short. Bruce Von Hott earned the win, Charlie Hudson took the loss.
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Austrian Dominates French Grand Prix Win
Austrian driver Jochen Hindt overcame car sickness and a bleeding lip to win the French Grand Prix in Clermont Ferrand, extending his lead in the world championship. Chris Amon finished second, followed by Jack Brabham and Denny Hulme as the series moved toward the British Grand Prix.
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