Lee Trevino Tip Helps Heard Win Classic
Akron AP reports golfer Lee Trevino advised on a fade to win the Classic. Visalia California pro Heard, 24, captured $30,000 first prize and pushed earnings toward the $100,000 mark after adopting the tip. He left Fresno State after his third year.
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Pepsis Durant Duel Determines Oklahoma National Crown
Lawton Pepsis and Durant Bryce meet at McCord Park for an 8 p.m. game to decide the Oklahoma National Baseball Congress championship. If Powell's team wins, the meet ends. Durant must win to force a final. Shultz 6-2 starts for Lawton with Jones and Lodes in bullpen. Durant counters with Wright 9-2 and a strong infield and outfield lineup.
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Oklahoma National Baseball Congress
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Solid Bags 18th NY Trips Orioles
In a major league game, the Solid Bags defeated the Orioles 18th to secure a decisive win on the road in New York. The performance propelled the team to a strong standing as the season progresses.
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LCC Golf Meeting Set Highlights Hole In One Honorees
The LCC Men's Golf Association will mark achievements with Hole-In-One trophies for Herb Stonehocker Sr., Bill Joyner, and Lou Brox. Stonehocker and Joyner recently aced the switch hole, while Brox holed out on No. 9 as part of a year noted for standout play.
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Lou Brox
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Young Drives Two-Run Sevenths, Cardenas Clouts Tie-Breaker
In a tight game at RFK Stadium, a young player delivered a two-run seventh inning on a double that skipped into the left field seats. Leo Cardenas followed with a two-out ninth-inning homer to lift Minnesota to victory.
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Cagles Capture Slow Pitch State Title in comeback
The Cagles beat A&A Fence twice 7-5 and 8-3 after a weather delay to win the championship. A's Pioneer Realty toppled by 15-7 earlier, with Crane Hudson and Perryman homering as Cagles surged from the losers bracket to claim the crown.
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Namath Slips Back From No 1 Quarterback Hype After Knee Surgery
Jets star Joe Namath had the left knee cartilage removed Sunday, sidelining him for an estimated mid November return. Dr. James Nicholas said the injury isn’t career ending and Namath will assess his ability to drop back as rehab proceeds.
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Johnny Carson
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Patriots Fall In Exhibition Opener Behind Plunkett
Plunkett’s pro debut with the New England Patriots ends in a 40 to 17 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The rookie quarterback entered with 11 minutes left and could not ignite a sputtering offense as Minnesota’s strong front four stifled the Pats. Clarence Scott’s 23-yard run produced New England’s lone TD, while Fred Cox added a field goal.
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Street Dancer Narrowly Trails Typecast in Ramona Handicap
Del Mar action shows Street Dancer finishing 12 lengths behind Typecast in the Ramona Handicap as the two-year count in California concludes with Del Mar stakes.
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Canada Dominates Pan Am Swim Titles At Cali
Canadian swimmer Leslie Cliff led a string of golds for Canada in Cali as the 16 year old Vancouver native swam to three more titles including the 400 meter individual medley and anchored the 400 meter freestyle relay. USA women claimed a sole 100 meter butterfly gold by Deana Deardruff of Cincinnati as Cuba, Colombia and others vied for medals. USA men posted multiple Pan Am records with Rick Colella and Charles Campbell delivering standout performances while weightlifters swept 19 golds led by Ken Patera. Cuba clinched baseball gold with a 6 2 win over Mexico as USA edged Colombia for a silver.
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