Hooton notch No 14 in Monday baseball results
Monday results list Hooton earning his 14th win as teams like Cincinnati Philadelphia and St Louis played. Notable games include Koosman Burrs Carrithers and Gullett earning decisions with realistic matchups at San Francisco New York Houston and Chicago. Multiple games preview tonight feature Tanabe Niekro and Kaat among others.
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Hooton wins eighth in a row as Dodgers top Giants
Right hander Burt Hooton pitched a six hitter for his eighth straight win, lifting the Dodgers to a 3-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Hooton improved to 14-9 as Los Angeles built a 1-0 lead with Steve Garvey out sick, while Bill Russell contributed a triple and two runs scored.
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17 year old Chuck White wins Long Beach Medal Play Golf Championship
The 17 year old high school senior Chuck White stunned the field at Skylinks with a 7 under par 65 at Recreation Park and a 5 under par 67 the next day to win by four strokes. Defending champ Tony Campregher struggled with a poor drive, finishing seventh at 214. White posted a 212 total alongside runners up Don Rindfleisch Tom Simmerman and Mike Bellmar.
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White clinches by thriving late surge in par-72 golf match
In a tight finish at the tournament White birdied the 14th to reach seven under and then saved par on 15 before rolling in a 40 footer for birdie on 16. Rindfleisch faltered with a bogey at 15 and missed a birdie on 16, while White sealed victory with a clutch 3-foot putt on 18 after a strong two-day span.
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Sinking Trouble at Labor Day Regatta
The 27th Labor Day Regatta at Marine Stadium delivered thrills as hydros misbehaved. George Striegel fought to save his sinking boat while drivers faced spills and action. Staff photos by Roger Coar.
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Speedboats thrill fans at 27th Labor Day Regatta in Long Beach
The Labor Day Regatta at Long Beach Marine Stadium drew about 7000 fans as records fell in five classes. Danny Mang set the E Racing Runabout record at 123.821 mph in Go For Broke, while Terry Turner rode Avenger to 101.928 mph in 225 Hydros and Rod Zapf steered Shoshi Tiger to 280 Hydro at high speed. Reports note exciting crashes, including two sunken boats, but no serious injuries.
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Vikings hand Miami first loss in exhibition thriller
Fran Tarkenton threw two touchdown passes and Dave Osburn scored as the Minnesota Vikings beat the previously undefeated Miami Dolphins 20-7 in Bloomington. Tarkenton completed 15 of 21 passes for 214 yards as Minnesota rolled to 344 yards offense.
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Evert and Connors sail into U S Open quarterfinals
At Forest Hills Chris Evert defeated Wendy Overton 6-0 6-1 to extend her unbeaten surface streak to 81, while Jimmy Connors outlasted Harold Solomon 6-4 6-2 5-7 6-3 on clay. Arthur Ashe fell 6-4 6-3 6-3 to Eddie Dibbs. Dibbs meets Bjorn Borg next. Pattison beats HeWitt to reach QF.
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