Trevino Wins U S Open Playoff at Merion
Lee Trevino claimed the 71st U S Open with a 68 in the playoff at Merion Golf Club beating Jack Nicklaus by three strokes. Trevino's second Open title boosts his earnings to 165000, with plans to play in the Canadian and British Opens and rest of the 1971 PGA Tour.
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Ralph Bernstein
Ardmore
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Trevino
Dallas
Merion Golf Club
Nicklaus
Merion
Cleveland
Pirates Pound Mets 6-0 Behind Ellis and Stargell
Pirates dominate Mets 6-0 as Dock Ellis wins his ninth straight decision and Willie Stargell belts a two run homer for his 25th of the season. Stargell leaves with a knee bruise but is not seriously hurt. Pirates extend lead in NL East as Mets lose second game of three.
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Pittsburgh
Ellis
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Gil Hodges
Vernon Law
Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Jerry Koosman
Richie Hebner
Manny Sanguillen
Gene Clines
Bob Robertson
Mets
Blue Fans 15th Win As A's Lead Remains Eight
Vida Blue struck out 13 while earning his 15th victory as Oakland beat Minnesota 3-2, stretching the A’s AL West lead to eight games. Baltimore crushed Washington 7-2 while Milwaukee edged California 3-2 in 10 innings. Chicago beat Kansas City 3-1 on Andrews late heroics.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Vida Blue
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Royals
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
California
Boston
Cleveland
Blue
Twins
Detroit
New York
Mahler Contender In Pocono Schaefer 500 Run
John Mahler, a 34-year-old from Bettendorf Iowa, arrives at Pocono with a new McLaren, a full crew and sponsors after a breakout Indy showing. He seeks a top finish in the $400000 Schaefer 500 on July 3, aiming to parlay rookie speed at the Speedway into a strong run in the 33 car field. Mahler’s Indy debut saw a 170.164 mph qualifying, the best rookie mark, and a 14th place finish paying $18870, boosted by Dick Simon’s support and a deal that brought him the car and parts. Louis Unser, longtime mechanic, will lead the pit crew.
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Pcono
John Mahler
Indianapolis
Speedway
Pocono Mountains
Mahler
Bettendorf
Iowa
Pocono International Raceway
McLaren
Indy
Dick Simon
Simon
Salt Lake City
The
Iowan
Louis Unser
Bobby Unser
Clawson Homer fuels Indiana win over Saltsburg in Legion action
Indiana rolled to a 15-1 victory over Saltsburg as Clawson hit a three run homer and Bill Anderson added two run shot and two run single. Ace Ed Bonarrigo went seven innings allowing three singles with seven strikeouts. Saltsburg pitcher John Zak took the loss as Indiana improved to 4-6. Marion Center defeated Lucerne 7-4 behind Mark Irvin who earned the win and a five run first inning. Lucerne drops to 3-2 with Tim Morrow starting.
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Trevino
Walter Hagen
Indiana
Saltsburg
Marion
Lucerne
Clawson
Bill Anderson
Ed Bonarrigo
John Zak
Dick Vanderneck
Jesse Miller
Tony Marcoaldi
Anderson
Marion Center
Mark Irvin
Mickey Mumau
Terry Glasser
Mumau
Glasser
Barry Sprankle
Irvin
Tom Nanni
Sprankle
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Nanni
Tim Morrow
Bob Skultery
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Wadrneck
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Rec League Weston's rallies to edge Hopewell 11 10 in softball
Weston s four run seventh inning lifts them to an 11 10 win over Hopewell in a Women s Rec Dept softball game. Hopewell out hits 16 15. Western Auto tops Robertshaw 8 3 as Weston prep notes show 400 021 411 18 2. HopeWell 241 310 10 16 2.
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Hopewell
Rec. Dept
Western Auto
Robertshaw R. Hi. E. Weston’s
McFadden
W—Clawson
L—J. McFadden
Baseball standings and results from Monday night games
National League East and West divisions show Pittsburgh New York San Francisco Atlanta and Chicago in tight races with Montreal and Philadelphia. Monday results include Montreal 4 5 and Atlanta 6 3 while Pittsburgh beats New York 6 0 and Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 5 3 in 12 innings. Tuesday schedules feature many night games across cities including New York at Pittsburgh Chicago at San Francisco and Montreal at Atlanta.
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Chicago
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MAD
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Nelson
Jenkins
San Francisco
Reberger
Renko
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Reed
Philadelphia
Wise
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Nolan
Carlton
Los Angeles
Osteen
Houston
Blasingame
San Diego
Phoebus
Twinight Chicago
Ray Fosse Overtakes Freehan In All Star Balloting
Ray Fosse of Cleveland has moved ahead of Bill Freehan of Detroit for the American League catcher spot in the All Star vote. Fosse leads 169,743 to 157,158, figures from Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's office show.
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New York
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Fosse
Freehan
Bowie Kuhn
Shelocta Rips Trinity 11-2 In A&I League clash
Shelocta remains close to first place Ben Amati after an 11-2 win over Trinity as ten hits aided by six Trinity errors powered the victory. Highway edged C&S 3-2 and University Profs rallied past First National 16-15 in a dramatic late surge. Creekside rolled 17-9 over Black Diamond. Plumville beat Graystone 12-9 paced by multiple four for fives.
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Benamati’s
A&i
Trinity
Highway
C&s
University Press
First National
Creekside
Plumville
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Sheloca
C&s. Neiderhiser
Bob Yarup
University Profs
Profs
Yarup
Black Diamond
Clark
Gett
Kilpatrick
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