Controversy Hits City Golf
McCormick barely defeated Bryan to force a late match, saving par on No. 15 and grabbing a half. Bryan missed a four foot putt on No. 17 and failed on a 314 foot putt on 18, losing the chance at overtime. McCormick earlier beat Richardson 2-1 as Gifford advanced by beating Green 2-1.
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John Richardson
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Newell
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Mengreen
Elder
Donahue
Tommy Hickman
Fiesty Hickman
Dave Joyner
Hickman
Bill Workman
Israel
Cook
Kurt Barrett
Bob Abbey
Phillies erupt for nine runs in first inning against Dodgers
Richie Allen belted a three run homer as the Phillies racked up six first inning hits to beat the Dodgers 13-6. Every Phil starter had at least one hit and scored a run, with Mike Ryan and Larry Hisle homering in the third. Dodgers fade after a three game win streak as Allen raises his HR total to 11 and RBI to 35.
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Woodie Fryman
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Larry Hisle
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Atlanta
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Bill Sudakis
Ted Sizemore
Sudakis
Walt Alston
Len Gabrielson
Score Sizemore
Av Hamner
Willie Jones
Rennie Roberts
Cort Simmons
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Connie Mack
Spectrum
John Kennedy Stadium
Willie Crawford
Dodger
Jen Meeker
Moeller
Jonn Purdin
Pete Mikkelsen
Alan Foster
Chris Short
Billy Champion
John Beester
Eugene
Barry Lersch
Gary Wegner
Record, injuries mark 21st Memorial Day Regata at Long Beach
In the 21st Memorial Day Regata at Long Beach Marine Stadium more than 3,000 spectators watched events where one record fell and three boats flipped. Charles Hammill set a stadium speed mark of 68.493 mph in Funbird, while Leo Bonner and Frank Roberts trailed at 65.340 and 65.027 mph respectively. Art Field and mechanic Bill Stollar suffered injuries when Lemon Crate flipped. Stollar hospitalized with a broken pelvis.
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Belmont Shore Lions
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Hollywood
Funbird
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Mission Hills
Frank Roberts
Los Angeles
Art Field
Bill Stollar
Stollar
Field
Negro Leader Elder Heckled at Memphis on Tour
Lee Elder tied Bert Yancey for the lead in the $150 000 event at Colonial Country Club 36 holes into the tournament with a 131 total. He described a 20 minute incident on the 13th hole when two kids tossed his ball into a hedge and a gallery uproar followed despite a legal free drop.
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Tenn
Lee Elder
Bert Phis
Elder
Washington, D.C
Yancey
West Point
Colonial Country Club
Slim Elder
Terry Dill
Lindstrom Fires 66 Sets 3 Shot LPGA Lead
Marle Lindstrom blistered a windswept Winchester course with a five under 66 to open a three stroke lead. The veteran player, who hadn’t won a Ladies PGA event since 1967, nearly erased the tournament record.
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Lindstrom
Angels Swap Davalillo for Hicks in Major Swap
The Angels completed a player swap sending Davalillo in exchange for Hicks. The move affects the roster as the team appeared in 33 games this season.
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Davalillo
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