Hooton Stops Mets as Cubs Split Twin Bill
Burt Hooton tossed a three hit 7 0 victory to give the Cubs a split of the doubleheader after Chicago won 7 0 while Mets Koosman and Grote supplied the earlier run support. Montreal edged Philadelphia 6 5 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 8 6 in NL action.
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Royals pound A's as 16 8 rout shocks Williams
Royals crush the shorthanded A's 16-8 on 19 hits led by Amos Otis with four RBIs, Paul Schaal three hits and three RBIs. Odom knocked out early, Lindblad high stakes five innings but fails. Detroit, New York, Milwaukee win. Mets split. Tigers sweep Red Sox to tied atop AL East.
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Colbert Leads TOC as Blancas Trevino Close in Opening Round
Jim Colbert of Kansas City, Kansas, posted 66 to take a one stroke lead in the 72 hole Tournament of Champions at Rancho La Costa. Homero Blancas of Houston shot 67 to sit one back, with Lee Trevino and Jim Jamieson tied for third at 68 and 69 respectively.
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Inside Corner Golf: a humorous take on golf absurdities
A humorous essay mocks golf myths and stereotypes, praising its relaxation, social sport aspects, and oddities. It mixes playful anecdotes about critics, equipment, and famous players with self deprecating quips and light satire on golf culture.
Lakers edge Warriors to force seven game series in California
In Inglewood California the Lakers defeated the Warriors 104 94 to even the best of seven series at 2 2 The win featured Wilt Chamberlains 30 rebound night Jerry Wests 36 points and strong defense The series moves to Oakland for games three and four while Boston and New York keep their Eastern finals pace in Boston
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Progress reports for ex Lompoc players at Arizona Western College
Arizona Western College stars Brooks and Torres show solid progress as noted by Jim McKaskle. Brooks leads the team with a .300 average while Torres posts a 4 9 league pitching mark. Surch chooses Naval Academy over West Point after starring at Bainbridge prep.
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