Trevino Tip Helps Iverson Tie for PGA Lead
La Crosse pro Don Iverson shoots a record-tying 67 to share the early lead with Al Geiberger at the 55th PGA National Championship near Cleveland. Iverson, aided by a Trevino tip on the practice plane, nets eight one putts and two long birdies on 15 and 16, while Geiberger sits at two under. Iverson notes the lead likely won’t hold, aiming to stay atop the leaderboard.
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Iverson Still 4 Under in PGA Second Round Lead
Iverson shared the 36 hole lead at four under after nine holes of his second round in Cleveland. Rudolph remained four under through 16 as Geiberger bogeyed twice and dropped to two under. Weiskopf led big names at 70 while Nicklaus sat at 72 with a windy, rainy forecast looming.
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Orioles win 2 1 over Twins on disputed foul tip strikeout
Orioles move to first in the AL East after a 2 1 win over Minnesota. Tommie Davis homered and scored the winning run on a wild pitch by Bert Blyleven. A controversial foul tip strikeout ends the game with Bobby Darwin struck out by Earl Weaver arguing the call.
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Goose Hunters Seek More Review Of Wisconsin Goose Guidelines
A Wisconsin conservation meeting heard calls to broaden hearings on waterfowl rules. Officials outlined 1973 federal state quotas: 28 000 geese total with 16 000 in Horicon Marsh, and a 16 day season starting October 11 with one goose per permit.
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Iverson shocks majors with four under at Canterbury
Don Iverson, in his first major, shoots a 67 at Canterbury Golf Club to tie for early lead. He defends his nerves, credits a Milwaukee teacher, and matches a former PGA winner's score while noting his nonfluke status. Bud Allin and Thirsk also figure in the round.
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Major League Standings and Baseball Schedule
National League East standings and a list of Thursday through Sunday games including Montreal, San Francisco, Atlanta, St Louis, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, San Diego, and Houston. Scores note latest results and upcoming matchups with notable pitchers and times.
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May's clutch homer lifts Brewers past Angels
Dave May belted a two run homer in the ninth as Milwaukee rallied to a 6 5 win over California. May's blast followed late scoring and came after he adjusted his stance and switched bats. Jim Slaton earned the win, with Colborn anchoring late relief, as the Brewers prepare for a three game set with the Minnesota Twins.
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Cubs Face 12-Game Home Stand At Wrigley Field
The Chicago Cubs, 2-8 on the road and 4-9 in their last home stand, open a 12-game run at Wrigley Field against the Houston Astros. Manager Whitey Lockman cites patience as Santo, Cardenal, and Hundley deal with injuries while Burt Hooton faces J.R. Richard in the opener.
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