Trevino Surges After Canadian Open Win In Open Field
The Canadian Open crowned Trevino as the season’s hottest money winner, pushing his 1970 earnings to $195,869 after a 30,000 prize, as Palmer’s crowd evaporated at the sight of the Mexican star. Trevino, nicknamed Super Mex, has become a fan favorite with bold play and outspoken style. He has four titles this year and contends for more, challenging era greats while steering crowds away from Arnie’s Army.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Southport
England
Arnold Palmer
Pro Golf
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Palmer
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National
New Mexico
Dallas
Arnie
Ben Hogan
Montreal
Ardmore
Cleveland
Casper
Goolagong Triumphs at Wimbledon in 1971Final
Evonne Goolagong, aged not yet 20, stunned top seed Margate Court 6 4 6 1 in the final after beating Billie Jean King in the semi final, becoming the standout story at Wimbledon. The article notes other titles going to Laver Emerson and the King pairings, with Trevino eyeing more praise in golf across a packed schedule.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
United States
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Bille Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Miss Goolagong
Center Court
Mrs. King
Margaret Court
Evonne
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Edwards
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knights SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for fishing in productive zones or hunting in favorable cover. The schedule indicates prime sport times to optimize daily outdoor success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Senators rally past Indians in sixth straight win
Washington pounded Cleveland 15-6 to complete a four game sweep and move within three games of the AL East cellar. Dick Billings hit a grand slam, with Frank Howard and Del Unser adding three run homers as Washington’s bats finally click. The Senators also chased Paul Casanova from catching duties this season.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Results From AP Report
The Associated Press presents the American League East and National League standings with recent results. Baltimore leads AL East at 49 30, Boston 46 33, New York 37 45, while in NL West Los Angeles 48 35 and Houston 41 39 show strong marks. Weekend and Monday outcomes include Baltimore 8 1 over Detroit and Boston 12 7 over New York, among others.
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Associated Press
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July 4 racing sees attendance rise at 19 tracks
Attendance climbed for the second year in a row as 355,994 fans and $30,383,885 in bets were recorded across 19 tracks over the July 4 weekend. Aqueduct led with 56,900 fans and $5,287,883 wagered, while Hollywood Park and Monmouth also posted strong handles. Twice Worthy won the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct, Ack Ack captured the American Handicap at Hollywood, and multiple other stakes races produced notable results across Monmouth, Arlington, and Delaware tracks.
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Associated Press
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Dodgers Fall Giants In 7 3 Loss In Holiday Series
Dodgers beat the Giants 7-3 as Davis tripled to tie and Crawford homered, narrowing San Francisco's West lead. Mets split with Montreal. Pirates rally to beat Cubs. Astros sweep Reds. Phillies stop Braves. Padres edge Cardinals. MLBPA files unfair labor practice suit over NBC deal as owners disputed. Shortstop Bobby Wine activated for Expos. Rich Hacker to Winnipeg.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Winnipeg Ships
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Donohue Wins at Pocono in Closest 500-Mile Finish
Mark Donohue survived a new caution flag system at the Schaefer 500 to win by 1.2 seconds over Joe Leonard at Pocono International Raceway. A. J. Foyt, Mario Andretti, and Bill Vukovich Jr. followed. The format batches cars behind the pace car during yellow, a shift Donohue said feels less tiring than Indy racing.
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Associated Press
Mount Pocono, Pa
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Schaefer
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Pocono International Raceway
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Auto Club
Media
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San Jose
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Brainerd
Minn
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Peter Revson
New York
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