Top Cal Open golf action at VCC attracts pros and locals
The California Open at Santa Maria/VC C drew strong play from Southland pros and locals. Eaton and Preuss teamed for 14 birdies in pro am with a 29 under, while a 67 was the best score. Pro Eddie Ganster shot 73 in a steady week as planning begins for next year.
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Williams Named Bulls General Manager Succeeding Klein
Pat Williams former business manager of the Philadelphia 76ers was named general manager of the Chicago Bulls on Friday. He succeeds Dick Klein who organized the Bulls and will remain a director with a 20 percent stock stake. Klein resigned citing a difference in operating philosophy with the board.
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Extra laps add spice to Labor Day auto races at Santa Maria
The Coastal Associated Rally Teams stage the August Agony rally Sunday in Lompoc with a noon start and 11:15 a.m. registration at Williams Bros. Shopping Center. Stock cars run 50 laps and jalopies 30 on a four hour course across Santa Maria, with a 50 point bonus and fatter purse on the line. The event features a straight up start and top 18 stock cars plus 20 jalopies in the main and a four hour race window ending in the Santa Maria area. Points leaders include Tom Atlas, Gene Preast, Darrell Walker, and Don Simkins. racing action begins at 7 p.m. with go-for-brake qualifying and trophy runs at 8:15 p.m.
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Barry Returns to Warriors in Five Year NBA Deal
Rick Barry, who left the San Francisco Warriors two years ago to join the Oakland Oaks, signs a five year contract to return to the Warriors. He will not move with the Oaks to Washington and remains a Bay Area figure amid legal wrangling over his transfer.
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Cubs Hold Off Braves After Second Triple Play
Williams Kessinger and Beckett were part of a second triple play in three weeks but the Cubs still defeated the Atlanta Braves 2 to 1. The win came as Cincinnati routed St Louis 8 to 1 and other NL games saw Pirates over Astros 4 to 2 in 10 innings and Giants beat Mets 5 to 0.
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Nastase shocks Smith as Davis Cup hopes reel
Ile Nastase, 23, defeats Stan Smith 57 12-10 7-5 6-3 on grass at Davis Cup warmup in Forest Hills. Graebner sprains ankle in loss to Roger Taylor. Pasarell and Gonzales win later rounds as U S team braces for Cleveland ties.
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Three tied for Hartford Open lead as Murphy cards 66
Bob Murphy shares the Great Hartford Open lead with J C Snead and Joel Goldstrand after a 66 in round two at Wethersfield Country Club. Murphy, seeking his first win since last year, used a borrowed putter amid a theft of his clubs.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Snapshot
Baseball standings and Sunday games across the league include Chicago at Atlanta St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Houston Montreal at San Diego Phils at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco. Probable pitchers listed for games start with Nagy Boswell Horgan Wynne plus several late afternoon and twilight starts for Boston Minnesota Cleveland Chicago Seattle Detroit and other matchups.
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Killebrew Lifts Twins Past Red Sox 10-4 for West Lead
Harmon Killebrew slugged his 37th homer and added a sacrifice fly to back Tommy Hall as Minnesota routed Boston 10-4. The win keeps the Twins three games ahead of Oakland in the AL West, while other results across the league saw Califoria, Detroit, New York, and Chicago win. Lonborg and Tiant took losses for their teams.
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Chiefs wallop Cardinals 31 21 for fifth in row
Chiefs rout Cardinals 31 21 to run their exhibition record to five straight wins. Len Dawson threw two TD passes, Mike Garrett scored and Jan Stenerud kicked three field goals in Princeton New Jersey.
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