Lunn fires a t under par in Atlanta Classic
Dodgers, Giants, Reds, Cardinals, Pirates win as Lunt shoots 69 to grab lead. Marichal shines for Giants with fifth complete game win since May, Stargell powers Pirates with four runs and six hits in two games. Cardinals sweep Mets and Reds edge Phillies. Cubs top Houston in 12 innings. Jonesboro team wins Arkansas Seniors title as Buzick and Osment post 136.
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Nicklaus to Defend U S Open Title
The final Open qualifying begins in five locations with 206 players for 45 places. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus is among exempt players for the 72 hole event at Oak Hill Rochester N Y June 13 16.
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Sikes Wins $1,161 in Tournament
Sikes captures a $1,161 prize in a golf tournament with nine strokes ahead of rival Lok Crawford of Ballaviste Arta, as final totals show strong scoring and notable finishes despite a challenging course.
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Sox sweep Twins as McNertney drives late runs
The Chicago White Sox completed a four game sweep of Minnesota with a 2-1 victory in the nightcap and a 4-3 win in the opener. McNertney worsened Minnesota’s misfortune with a squeeze bunt and later a go ahead single in the ninth. Oliva homered twice for Minnesota as Tony Oliva tied the second game with a two run blast.
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Stage Door Johnny wins Belmont after Dancer's Image upset
Stage Door Johnny of Greentree Stable rode a fast finish to win the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park in 2 27 1 5, denying Forward Pass and Calumet Farm a Triple Crown after Dancer's Image was disqualified in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness. The victory gave trainer John Gaver his third Belmont triumph as the colt led from midrace to finish strongly.
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Pro Tennis Players Put Up a Front
GEOFFREY MILLER reports that top pros face huge pressure when playing amateurs in open events. UCLA-educated psychologist Allen Fox notes pros and amateurs influence each other, drawing crowds and high stakes as legends like Rosewall Emerson Gonzales endure tough tests from rising players such as Cliff Richey in long five-set battles.
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Donahue Extends Lead in U S Road Racing Cham pionship
Mark Donahue of Stony Brook N Y stretched his margin in the U S Road Racing Championship by winning the rain soaked Le Circuit Mont Tremblant St Jovite leg. The 60 lap 28 mile race ended in 2 hours 5 minutes 17.8 seconds at an 80 44 mph pace. Cannon Lothar and Metschenbacher followed in a McLaren Ford with Donahue leading from the start and never relinquishing the top spot.
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