Hill backs Merion fair, but doubts Open outlook
ARDMORE Pa AP Hill defends Merion Golf Club as a fair course while predicting a two over par 282 might win the U S Open at Merion. He notes his struggles this year and recalls his controversial year with the PGA, insisting he has no regrets.
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Nilges Dominates Fulton as Jefferson City Golfed 14-1
Rick Nilges fired a near no hitter, guiding Jefferson City American Legion to a 14-1 rout of Fulton in eight innings. Nilges struck out 14, walked two, and yielded only one seventh inning hit while junior batters—Bruce Vitte, Randy Barnes, Stan Horn, Farron Klemme, and Danny Loethen—piled up 13 hits. Klemme homered for a three-run first inning, Loethen doubled to drive in four, and Horn added a triple and a double. Jefferson City improved to 3-0 in District Eight with a fast start and set up a father-son game before a Saturday showdown with Springfield Central.
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Vida Blue wins No 14 as Yankees down Royals 3 2
Ban Bahnsen yields only four hits in a four hitter win over Kansas City as the Yankees pull ahead in the eighth after a slim 2 2 tie. Ralph Houk lauds Bahnsen's latest five game stretch and Blue shines with eight strikeouts in a 3 2 victory that keeps New York atop the AL race.
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Ban Johnson Bears Travel to Columbia in Key CMBJL Clash
Ban Johnson Bears, 1-0 in league play, head to Columbia for a pivotal CMBJL game led by ace righty Mike Wihiem. Dennis Detwiler replaces Randy Ket chum behind the plate, with Ket chum potentially seeing action at first base if healthy. Columbia plans to counter with Tishthander Mike Crim who led the league in ERA last season.
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Reds stay unbeaten streak on hold as Patton shuts Cards
Cincinnati lefty Gaylord Perry? Actually Jim Patton? No, Patton? Reds lefthander? The game notes Reds pitcher Gayle Gullett? The article reports Reds pitcher Gullett blanking the St Louis Cardinals 1-0, with Pete Rose scoring on an infield single and Hal McRae, Lee May contributing. Gullett threw 88 pitches for his 7-2 record, Alou, Santori, and Corrales' praise follow. Other NL results: Montreal 2-0 over San Diego, Philadelphia 6-3 over San Francisco, New York Mets 7-1 over Los Angeles, Pittsburgh 6-4 over Houston, Atlanta 6-5 over Chicago Cubs. Giants fall to 11 of 15 with Dodgers extending streaks.
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Trojans edge Tulsa to reach final in 1971 College World Series
Southern California beat Tulsa 3 2 to advance to the title game against Southern Illinois. USC starter Steve Busby will face SIU ace Dick Langden as the two storied programs meet at 8 p.m. in Omaha for the championship.
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Untitled sports roundup fragment
Cryptic listings show pitchers and matchups across teams with partial names and scores. Mentions Detroit, New York, California and several players like Leu Carine Stott Mawls Jobe and Williams with night games and venues implied.
Leaders keep perfect Park Board softball run and more
Park Board action sees Budweiser-Bourchoir move the Intermediate League record to SD with a 125 decision over Trinity Lutheran as Gene Bickel plus Dave Mueller and Bob Huff contributed for the winners and Trinity’s Gary Seabaugh took the loss. St Elizabeth beat Roger Mertens Gulf 7 4 behind Larry Barton’s six hit pitching. Rent Farm’s Cougars shaded Jossom ISCO 6 2 as John Samuels won. Ym Girls West Gate Lanes beat Mutual Savings 12 2 with Ruth Scrivner sizzing two hits and nine K’s. Fippete downed Luethemeyer 12 7 behind Donna Smallwood. LA Newman Club edged Litt Pipers 10 6 with Darlene Rackers winning. Cricket Widley lost. Generation Gap beat D’Agribelley 21 17 as Rhonda Sapp won. Trinity Lutheran held off United Telephone 12 11 with Terry Foster getting the win and three hits. two no hitters in little league as Kiwanis stopped Coys Moving 6 0 with John Logan. Reinsch TV won 1 0 while Lions Club beat American Family Insurance 16 4 with David Schnieders. VEW edged Lions Club 2 1 in a year-old game as Eric Raither pitched. Capital Masonry downed Lions 9 2 and MecGraw Edison beat Midstate Oil 15 8 with Greg Hutinger the winner and David Starks loser.
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Missouri Amateur Golf Tourney trims field to 32
The Missouri Amateur Golf Tournament reduced to 32 players as match play began. Renees Citian Dave Newquist shot four birdies and strong putting to finish the first two days with 14 under par, while Kansas City's Mike Paulion, the defending champion, joined second place by Wednesday. Pratt’s Charles Van Dyne and James G Jackson of St Louis are among leaders tied at 145. Players at 153 or better advance after a playoff for remaining spots.
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