Lotz Wins Kemper Open After Monsanto Victory
Dick Lotz, 27, captured the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow with a one-under 71 to finish 10 under par at 278, becoming a two-time tour winner this year after his Monsanto Open triumph. He edged Jon Graham and a cluster of stars as the pressure mounted in Charlotte.
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Grier Jones
Dan Sikes
Bob Lunn
Steve Reid
Lionel Hebert
Rod Funseth
Arnold Palmer
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Hope Star publication details and pricing list
Hope Star keeps daily weekday editions from Hope Arkansas with staff roles and advertising info. It includes mailing rates for subscriptions by carrier, county, Arkansas and outside Arkansas, plus student bargain terms and national press affiliations.
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Nevada
Lafayette
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Clark
Arkansas
Caereens College
Hope Auto Beats CBC by 14-5 at K Park
Hope Auto beat CBC 14-5 in four innings as Artis Perry sparked a 3rd inning rally with a double and seven straight hits. Doug Allen earned the win over Bryan Cox, while Sheriff’s Dept and Lions Club opened with 0-0 through three.
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Artis Perry
Monts
Buller
Sheriffs Dept
Lions Club
Sheriff
Lions
Darren Sanders
Walton
Bilbo
James Mtr. Co
Barry
First National squeezes Citizens 3-2 in opener
In the Friday night doubleheader First National edged Citizens 3-2 as Paul Young opened with a triple and scored on Balentine's single. David Bilbo earned the win for Citizens while Danny Hughes took the loss.
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Jaycees
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Ricky Brown
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Mike Newton
Blevins
Merchants
Pet
Anderson-Fragier
California driver Joe Leonard wins Rex Mays 150 at Milwaukee
Joe Leonard of San Jose wins the Rex Mays 150 in Milwaukee at State Fair Park driving a turbocharged Ford for Parnelli Jones and Associates. The race featured a two man duel with Roger McCluskey, 26 laps run under caution due to spins and engine problems, Leonard averaging 108.3 mph to claim $15,478.
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State Fair Park
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McCluskey
San Jose
Calif
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Torrance
U.S. Mo
Toreyle Trust
al Unser
Lloyd Ruby
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
Andretti
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Gordon Johncock
Art Pollard
High Echelon Wins Belmont as Personality Bows Out
Trainer John Jacobs sees High Echelon win the Belmont Stakes by three quarters of a length over Needles N Pens after Personality withdraws with a nasal discharge. High Echelon, winless in nine prior starts, rides a perfect break by John L. Rote amid shifts in Jacobs stable plans for upcoming Monmouth Invitational. Other national features note Baffle’s Inglewood Handicap win and a dramatic Indy 500 with poles and spinouts affecting front runners.
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Associated Press
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Rots
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Kent Stakes and San Juan Handicap Winners Reported
Hope Star and Windy Marna won divisions and major races on diverse circuits. Hope Star earned $12.40 for Best family and Adviii ral's Shield $80.40 in Delaware Bark. Windy Marna claimed the $20,000-added San Juan Bau le Handicap at Golden Gate Fields, with a purse impact of 316.60.
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Hyndman loses British Amateur in Scotland after six days
Timothy Horgan, a 12 year old from Northern Ireland, walked 148 holes with Billy Hyndman during the Royal County Down final. Hyndman, 54, lost to Michael Bonallack 8 and 7 after a long week, but praised his young admirer and said he will likely return for the amateur at Carnoustie. He plans a pause from golf before a possible Walker Cup comeback.
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Northern Ireland
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Scotland
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Philadelphia
England
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Royal County Down
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Royal County
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Englehorn Wins Lady Carling Open by One Stroke
Shirley Englehorn of Caldwell Idaho won the Lady Carling Open at Pine Ridge Golf Course Lutherville Md by one stroke over Carol Mann Towson Md. Englehorn finished two under par 71 and earned 3375 dollars. Kathy Whitworth finished seven shots back in third. Englehorn now pursues a potential LPGA four straight victories in Sutton Mass next week.
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Shirley Englehorn
Caldwell
Idaho
Carol Mann
Towson
Pine Ridge
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Miss Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Ladies ‘Professional Golf Association
Sutton
Mass
Mrs King Leads U S Win at French Open Doubles
Mrs King of Long Beach California and South Africa's Bob Hewitt teamed to win the mixed doubles at the French Open, defeating France’s Fran Francois Dutt and Jean-Claude Bars after a 3-6 6-4 6-2 comeback. Australia’s Margaret Court captured the women’s singles, aiming for a Grand Slam. The United States faced other disappointments in the event.
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Bille Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Mrs. King
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Helga Nielsen
Getimanny
Mrs. Court
U.S
Connolly defeats Pagatelli in title match setback
In a championship match Connolly from the United States remits a sequence against Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia and Charles Pagatell of Puerto Rico. Ries scores 65 to 3 in a notable rally as the bout concludes with Connolly securing the victory.
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Connolly
Rae
Don Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Vass
Charles Pagatell
Puerto
Ries
World Cup Soccer Roundup From Mexico City Halftime Standings
AP report notes ninth World Cup nearing quarter finals with Peru and West Germany sure for two groups. Mexico Brazil Uruguay lead groups while Bulgaria Morrocco El Salvador eliminated. standings show Brazil Peru West Germany on four points, others on two or one. Final eight round robin games set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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West Germany
Bulgaria
Moronto
el Salvador
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Mexico
Brazil
Uruguay
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Russia
Italy
England
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Belgium
Sweden
Israel
Czechoslovakia
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