Record Falls As Harrison Wins City Sill Title
Ted Harrison captured the Lawton Fort Sill Golf Tournament 54 holes by 10 strokes with a final round 66. He set an 11 year event scoring record 210 while Don Harrison did not compete. Harold Gardner 68 and Mickey Botkin 69 chased for runner up as Bill Engle struggled. Harrison led from the first round and birdied No 1 for an early edge.
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Lawton Country Club
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Lawton-Fort Sill
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Harold Gardner
Mickey Botkin
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Bill Dixon
Botkin
Gardner
Junior Moody
Jim Shaw
Pete Burton
Albert Johnson
Gary Wheatly
Garvin West
Herb Jacobs
Dorsey Fuller
Andy Foster
Steve Rios
Tom Smith
Blake Crutcher
Burt Holmes
Chuck Hardy
Newell Adams
Jack Parker
Cuffie Word
Ray Martinez
J. J. Jones
Fred Goodwin
Ward Williams
Marvin McNally
Bartholomew Dreher
Pavl Seay
Kurt Meizenthal
Pete Rhodes
O. B. Pierce
Jimmy R. Jones
Ralph Pitcher
Gerry Dobson
Don Garton
Vic Torres
Harvey Ramos
Glen Shepard
Seattle Slew Makes Triple Crown History At Belmont
Seattle Slew wins the Belmont Stakes by four lengths to become the first unbeaten horse to capture the Triple Crown. Trainer Billy Turner plans rest then Saratoga prep with possible Travers bid on Aug 20. Forego looms as a future rival, with potential fall campaign including Woodward and Marlboro Cup. Cruguet guides Slew to a muddy 2:29.6 crossing the wire as 70,229 fans witness history.
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Esposito’s
Belmont Park
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Seattle Slew
Barn 54
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White Swan
Wash
Hollywood Park
Jim Hill
Bold Reasoning
Billy Turner
Saratoga
Seattle
Turner
Jean Cruguet
Slew
Cruguet
Hialeah
Colonels Split Burk Burnett Doubleheader in Fort Worth
Lawton Colonels loss 7 0 to Burk Burnett as Don Patty struck out 14 while going 3 for 3. In nightcap Rocky Breeze hit a two run homer and Kelly Jones added a three run shot, fueling a 12 7 win. The Colonels face Yukon Tuesday and Gibson's Thursday next.
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Greg Lynch
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Jackie Walbrick
Dave Hendrick
Yukon
Battle Gibson
Geiberger Faces Open After Record 59 at Memphis
Al Geiberger, exhausted after a double victory in the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic, faces the U S Open with mental strain. He shot a 59 in the second round and finished at 273, 15 under, amid a three-stroke win over Gary Player and Jerry McGee at Colonial Country Club.
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Memphis, Tenn
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Geiberger
Colonial Country Club
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Higuchi Wins LPGA Title With 69 In North Myrtle Beach
Chako Higuchi, 31, captures the LPGA Championship at Bay Tree Plantation finishing with a 72 hole total of 279 nine under par and earning $22,500. She edged Pat Bradley Sandra Post and Judy Rankin who tied for second at 282. Higuchi bowed to the gallery at the first tee and praised a dream victory in Japan through her interpreter.
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Chako Higuchi
Japan
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UCLA
Bay Tree Plantation
Pat Bradley
Sandra Post
Judy Rankin
Higuchi
Miss Namuri
Tokyo
Miss Bradley
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