Trevino Wins Open Title In Playoff Over Nicklaus
Lee Trevino defeated Jack Nicklaus in a playoff at Merion to capture the 71st U S Open golf championship. Trevino shot 68 to finish two under, topping Nicklaus who shot 71 as both finished 280. Trevino's $30,000 prize moved him atop the money list with $165,000 and he planned to play in upcoming Canadian and British Opens.
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Vida Blue pitched 13 strikeouts to win 15th game as Oakland edged Minnesota 3-2. He leads the AL with 146 strikeouts and 15-2 record while Minnesota fell behind 8 games in the AL West. The Royals lost 5-1 to Chicago, Baltimore beat Washington 7-2, and Milwaukee topped California 3-2 in 10 innings.
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Double plays and late hits boost baseball night
Sal Bando and Dave Duncan homered and singled, driving in runs as Minnesota benefited from a wild throw on a delayed double steal. Denny McLain seeks a 30th win but falters. Boog Powell and Paul Blair lead Orioles as Roberto Pena secures Brewers win in 10th with key hits.
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White Sox edge Royals 5-1 in odd ballgame
Chicago beat Kansas City 5-1 in a peculiar game marked by two wild pitches scoring, a Mike Andrews dash from second on a strikeout, and two failed runners at home. Tommy John earned his fourth win, despite Freddie Patek's leadoff homer for Kansas City.
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Sox Rally Past Royals for Back-to-Back Wins
Chicago's rookie homered and Carlos May was gunned down at home as Amos Otis and Luis Alvarado totaled key plays. Jim Rooker drew the loss for Kansas City after a two-out wild pitch and a walk in the ninth. The Sox snap a May 31 skid and win consecutive games while the Royals drop for only the sixth time in 21 matches.
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Steffen Sparks Falcons to 11-4 Win Over Topeka Bats
Lawrence improves to 8-5 with an 11-4 victory over the Topeka Bats at Topeka in American Legion B-team action. David Steffen hurled five strong innings, allowed one hit, and delivered a three run triple to seal the 8-2 lead in the sixth. Neauman McClellan and Beers added two hits each as Lawrence built a big first inning and held on.
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City Slo-Pitch AA League Scores and Standings
League results show varied tallies with teams like Hot dogs scoring 18 and Hallmark 11 while Carriage Lamp 4 and Nella Functions 23 also appear. Other noted entries include Smith Paper and fuawrence Memorial Hospital at 17 and Women's Yellow Cab 14 with several close margins and multiple clubs listed.
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Standings and Monday results mix in rainy Boston games
Monday results show Cleveland defeating Boston while Baltimore, Chicago, Oakland, Minnesota, Milwaukee, and California posted wins. Several night games and twi nights listed with matchups including Oakland at Minnesota and Kansas City at Chicago among others.
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Local Jr Highs to Meet in Inter-School Contests
Lawrence school board authorized inter-school competition for local junior highs focusing on basketball track and football with plans for tennis wrestling golf and volleyball. The move aims to expand girls sports and schedule adjustments may push some events into 1972 73.
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Wilhelm Release Shocks Braves Veteran Wilhelms Pitching Status
Atlanta unloads 47 year old Hoyt Wilhelm after a surprise move that also sees Oscar Brown and Tom House recalled from Richmond. Marv Staehle trades to Hawaii for Jack DiLauro and Hank McGraw as the Braves slide in NL West standings. Wilhelm, 47, vows to seek another club and insists he can still pitch if given a chance.
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Dodgers rookie O'Brien tosses six-hit shutout in first start
In yesterday's action Bobby O'Brien of the Dodgers pitched a six-hit shutout in his major league debut as Los Angeles blanked St. Louis 4-0. Willie Stargell of the Pirates hit a two run homer to lift Pittsburgh past the Mets 6-0, boosting his season totals to 25 homers and 67 RBIs.
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