Hope Routs El Dorado In Legion Baseball Contest
The Hope Jr. American Legion team defeated El Dorado 12 to 4 on Saturday. Buddy Ingram, batting .598, hit a grand slam in the first inning to spark four first runs. Ingram added three more RBIs on a second inning single, and the team sealed the win with a five run sixth highlighted by David Huddleston’s triple and Ingram’s sixth RBI.
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Young Chevrolet
Collier’s Furniture and Appliance
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Bob Darwin
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Oakland
Joe Cole
Weiskopf the hottest golfer heading to US Open
Tom Weiskopf, age 30, arrives at Oakmont for the US Open after winning the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic with a 14 under par 274. The victory, his third on the pro tour in four events, lifts him to $151,867 for the year and moves him past Lee Trevino to third on the money list amid a string of 17 straight rounds at par or better.
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Associated Press
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Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont Country Club
America
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Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Little League Action at K Park Results
James Motor Co. defeated Lions 3 to 0 in the first game at K Park. Walker's Refrigeration beat Greening-Ellis 15 to 13. Hunt pitched for the winners, allowing five hits with three strikeouts, Newton took the loss. Tefteller Dillard and Walker pitched in the second game, which the winners held to nine hits and six strikeouts.
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Secretariat Triumphs In Belmont To Claim Triple Crown
New York AP notes Secretariat is a once in a lifetime champion likened to Babe Ruth and Man o War after a Belmont Stakes record, becoming the first thoroughbred in 25 years to win racing's Triple Crown. Meadow Stable mistress Mrs. John Tweedy praises his size, speed, and energy while recalling prior doubts from Wood Memorial and Kentucky Derby.
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Jess Willard
Babe Ruth
Jim Thorpe
John Tweedy
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Wood Memorial
Meadow Stable
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Claiborne Farm
Paris
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Secretariat Dominates Belmont To Take Triple Crown
In a historic Belmont victory Secretariat clocked 2 1 4 for a record margin, finishing well ahead of Sham and Count Fleet era marks. Jockey Ron Turcotte praised the horse as the people’s champ while trainer Lucien Laurin weighed future races and a possible Travers Stakes appearance.
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Belmont Park
Noah Webster
Secretariat
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Laurin
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Gallant Man
Count Fleet
Sigmund Sommer
Sham
Coaches Vie in National Football Coaches Golf Tour
More than 100 players, including over 50 college coaches, compete in the two day National Football Coaches Invitational Golf Tournament at DeSoto Country Club in Hot Springs. Darrell Royal and Dan Foster tied for top scores with 74 in practice rounds. Vic Cox led the writers division with 78. Bott led the special guest group with 78. Chuck Fairbanks, last year’s winner, will not compete as he coaches the Patriots. Royal teams with Bentin Ren Schuessler and Harry King for Sunday’s 36 hole medal play.
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Vic Cox
Koam-Tv
Pittsburgh
Kan
Bott
University of Arkansas Sports Network
Chuck Fairbanks
University of Oklahoma
New England Patriots
North All-Stars edge South 64 62 in Ark basketball showcase
Beth Haizlip of Parkin stars for the North with 28 points including 18 in the final period to secure a 64 62 victory over the South in Conway Arkansas. Verna Johnston and Debbie Leslie push the South to tie late as Haizlip earns outstanding offensive honors and Peggy Boyd of Rose Bud earns outstanding defensive honors.
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McNeil
Miss Johnson
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Rose Bud
White County
Travs back on top in Texas League race
The Arkansas Travelers moved to first in the Eastern Division by a two percentage point lead after beating the San Antonio Brewers 6-1 on Sunday. Memphis split a doubleheader with Midland, while Shreveport beat El Paso 2-1 and Alexandria swept Amarillo 5-1 and 7-4. Edward Kurpiel hit a two run homer for Arkansas. Gary Barakat and Keith Hernandez had two hits apiece for the Travelers.
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Associated Press
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el Paso
Shreveport
Arkansas Travelers
San Antonio Brewers
Midland Cubs
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Edward Kurpiel
San Antonio
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Keith Hernandez
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Alexandria
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Aces
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Tommy Smith
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Cleveland
Rich Reichardt
Mary Mills Wins LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley
Sutton Mass AP Vet eran Mary Mills pulled away with a furious finish to win the LPGA championship for the second time at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Betty Burfeindt fell short by two strokes after closing strong with a near eagle bid on the final green.
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Betty Burfevndt
Pleasant Valley Country Club
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Miss Burfeindt
Mets Pitcher Koosman FightsLosing Stretch Against Dodgers
Mets left hander Jerry Koosman, amid a scoring drought for New York, lost 4-0 to Los Angeles as he noted the same problem Tom Seaver faced earlier. Koosman had five straight victories to begin the season but now has five straight losses. Other NL scores saw Astros beat Pirates 7-1, Cubs over Reds 9-7, Expos over Giants 7-6, Phillies 11-0 over Padres, and Cardinals splitting a doubleheader with Braves. In AL action, multiple results including Astros. Cesar Cedeno drove in five for Houston with two homers, while Rick Monday and Ron Santo homered for Chicago.
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Associated Press
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New York Mets
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Wayne Twitchell
Philadelphia
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Brewers extend winning streak on pitching and timely hitting
Milwaukee moves into a tie for third in the AL East with a 3 game run as Jim Slaton and Bob Coluccio pace a 8-6 win over California. Crandall points to improved pitching and clutch hits as key to the streak and late season push.
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del Crandall
Milwaukee Brewers
Allen signs with Arkansas
Sylvester Allen, a 6 foot 4 inch forward from Wawasee Prep School in Syracuse, Ind., signed a basketball letter of intent with the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. He averaged 19.9 points and 15.6 rebounds per game over his four years at Wawasee.
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Wawasee Prep
Syracuse
Ind
University of Arkansas At Fayetteville
Sylvester Allen
Wawasee
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores from Major Leagues
In the National and American Leagues, teams posted results from Saturdays and Sundays games. Highlights include Chicago defeating Cincinnati 9 7, Montreal beating San Francisco 7 6, and Philadelphia routing San Diego 11 0, with standout batting and pitching leaders listed such as Bonds and Stargell in the NL and Carew and Mayberry in the AL.
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Period schedule from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables advises planning days to fish in productive zones or hunt in good cover. Tourney winners at Millwood include Wade Stevenson with a 174 lb catch and Terry Vines with the largest bass weighing 7% lbs, among 20 plus contestants.
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Richard Alden Knight
Wade Stevenson
Hope Bass Club
Millwood
Stevenson
Terry Vines
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