Senators Rally To 4-1 Victory Over Tribe For Seventh Straight
Washington’s Ken McMullen and Bob Humphreys led a 4-1 win that kept the Senators in striking distance of the AL leaders. Humphreys shined in relief, while McMullen belted his 7th and 8th homers of the season.
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Orioles
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Chiefs camp ends as Aaron Brown shines among rookies
Liberty Missouri AP rookie camp closes with Aaron Brown of Kansas City Chiefs impressing as a 6 5 265 pound back. Rookies Jan Stenerud Willie Lanier Billy Masters and Noland Smith show potential while veteran drills begin. Two players suffer minor injuries.
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Montana State
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Morgan State
Maryland
Three English Juniors Impress in British Open Challenge
Three English youngsters Clive Clark Tony Jacklin and Tommy Horton impressed observers at Hoylake trailing Roberto de Vicenzo and Jack Nicklaus with scores of 284 285 and 287 as the British Open champion 278 and runner up 280. The trio displayed discipline dedication and quiet resolve signaling a shift toward American methods in British golf.
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Tony Jacklin
Tommy Horton
Roberto de Vicenzo
Jack Nicklaus
Harry Weetman
Peter Alliss
Benard Hunt
Britain
Max Faulkner
Clark
Ishot
Gary Player
Jacklin
Horton
de Vincenzo
Argentina
Nicklans
United States
Diamond Data National League Standings and Weekend Results
Baseball standings and weekend results listed for both leagues with team records and games played. Highlights include Cincinnati New York 4 and Philadelphia Cincinnati 0 in the NL, and Chicago Minnesota 5 1 in the AL. Multiple schedules and twilight doubleheaders noted.
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Detroit
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Klass Seeks Injunction To Stop Golf Tourney
Jack Klass of Woodland Hills California says he will seek a court injunction to halt play in the 17 500 dollar LPGA event at Sunningdale Golf Club in London Ontario this week unless his 10 year old daughter Beverly is allowed to enter Beverly and her father filed a 1 million suit in District Court at Boston on Thursday over her exclusion from the LPGA championship in Sutton Massachusetts Beverly age 10 would be eligible only if the event allowed younger players.
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Woodland Hills
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Sunningdale Golf Club
Boston
Sutton
Mass
Noontime Kiwanis and Co-op post shutout baseball wins
Noon Kiwanis blanked the Jaycees 10 to 0 and Co-op crushed the Lions 11 to 0 in South Park League play Saturday.
Whitworth Captures First Ladies PGA Title With 50 Foot Putt
Kathy Whitworth won her first Ladies PGA Championship at Pleasant Valley CC with a 50-foot uphill birdie on 18, finishing eight under par 284 to edge Shirley Englehorn by one stroke. She leads money list with 14,852.50 and pledged to target the Women's Open next year.
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Shirley Englehorn
Pleasant Valley Country Club
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Miss Whitworth
McCulloch Ties World 110 Meter Hurdles Record in Trials
Earl McCulloch of Southern California matched the world 110-meter hurdle record with 13.2 seconds at the Pan-American track trials in Minneapolis. Tom Von Ruden won the 1,500 meters as rain and tornado warnings disrupted the final sessions, with many Pan-Am records set or surpassed.
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United States
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Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
Kent State
Sam Bair
Grelle
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Winnipeg
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van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Jerry Bright
Arizona State University
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Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
Willie Davenport
Germany
Martin Lauer
America
Lee Cal
McCubbins Sets Record to Regain Edge on Rival
Chris McCubbins of Oklahoma State set a national collegiate record of 8:39.6 in the Pan American trials 3000-meter steeplechase to gain the edge on rival Conrad Nightingale of Kansas State. Nightingale ran 8:44.8 as runner up, with context of previous marks and other competitions noted.
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Minneapolis
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Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Conrad Nightingale
Nightingale
Brigham Young
Pat’ Traynor
United States
Air Force
Zwolak
Ard Places Fourth In Pan Am Trials
Kansas University track star Gary Ard finished fourth in the Pan Am trials in Minneapolis leaping 25 feet 1 inch. Ralph Boston and Bob Beaman earned the two long jump berths with 26 feet 2 inches and 26 feet 0 inches respectively.
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United States
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Ralph Boston
Bob Beaman
Siebern Traded From Giants to Red Sox for Cash
Outfielder Norm Siebern of the San Francisco Giants was sold Saturday to the Boston Red Sox. Giants Vice President Charles Feeney announced a cash transaction at about twenty thousand dollars as the waiver price.
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San Francisco Giants
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Hawks polished two wins as Wempe and Putthoff star
The Lawrence American Legion baseball team defeated Ottawa 6-0 and Paola 3-2 at Municipal Field on Sunday night. Wempe pitched a two hitter in the opener, with Schmitz driving in two. Putthoff followed with a two hitter in the nightcap as the Hawks improved to 18 14. Jackson and Oakson each had two hits in the Ottawa win, while Temple and Schmitz contributed key hits. The Hawks face Hutchinson next, Tuesday at 8 p m.
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Steve Putthoff
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Paola
Municipal Field
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Jim Schmitz
Putthoff
Hawks
Len Jackson
Steve Oakson
Chanel Hair Fashions and Lawrence Laundry Win Sunday Games
Chanel Hair Fashions defeated Johns Novelty 8 to 3 at South Park while Lawrence Laundry routed Lawrence Beauty School 14 to 4 in the Women's Fast-Pitch League.
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Lawrence Laundry
South Park
Chanel
John’s Novelty
Lawrence Beauty School
Albers and Kennedy to clash in local championship final
John Albers and Max Kennedy reach the Lawrence Country Club Men’s golf final after semifinal wins. Albers defeated Charles Oldfather 3-2, Kennedy beat H. P. Jones 1 up to set up a 36 hole final.
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Max Kennedy
Lawrence Country Club
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Don Sneegas
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T. V. Smith
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Bob Stoland
Dale Maxwell
Maxwell
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John Chaney
James Surface
John Crown
Wu Ray Kuntz
Steve Jacobs
Odd Wilame
Gerald Cooley
Hamm's and Co-op Triumph in Fast-Pitch League
Hamm's edged Voo-Doo Hut 11 to 10 at Lincoln Park while Co-op overwhelmed Craft man 25 to 2 in Saturday night softball action.
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Co-Op
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Connie Mackers Routed by Olathe in Jayhawk League game
The Lawrence Connie Mackers committed 13 errors at Municipal Field as the Olathe Rebels won 20 to 1 in a Jayhawk League game. It was Lawrence’s sixth game in 11 league contests. Next, the nine hosts Basehor Friday night at Municipal Field.
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Municipal Field
Olathe Rebels
Jayhawk
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Jalopy Feature Race Captured by Craig Don Craig
Lawrence driver Craig Don Craig out dueled Buddy Marsh to win the jalopy feature at Shawe nee Speedway Topeka Sunday night. Marsh led on lap 16 before Craig regained control and held off a late challenge. Heat winners were Larry Tucker Ron Lefholtz and Leon Spain.
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Lawrence
Buddy Marsh
Shawenee Speedway
Topeka
Marsh
Craig
Larry Tucker
Ron Lefholtz
Leon Spain
Rod Topper
Dick Wachter
Spain
Dale Rogers
Delaware Park official Palmer marks 30th year
Starter George Palmer celebrates his 30th year as an umpire and racing official at Delaware Park, continuing a long tenure in the track’s officiating staff.
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Delaware Park Racetrack
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