Sudden death win at Mackie Tourney
The 12th annual Tom Mackie Tournament at Village Country Club ended in a sudden death playoff after two holes, with McDonald and Diaz secureing the low net in the 112 two man teams 36 hole event. Daily low net and low gross results followed with multiple pairings and individual honors.
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Lownet
Tom Mackie
McDonald
Diaz
Brad Sullivan
Frank Warden
Bob Moseley
Jim Potts
Gene Fisher
R. Kauhoulen
Tim McGee
S. Brady
R. Garcia
C. Hammer
Frank Murray
Roy McKenzie
Mackie
Stowell
Early
Ernberg-Bickford
Moulton-Imano
Teller-Early
Stitch-Teller
Moulton- Boyd
Benny
Pinky
Jim Ellis
Bernie Moulton
Baseball Standings and Results From UPI and WL Summary
Standings show Philadelphia leading the NL East with 52 wins, Pittsburgh 13 games back, and New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Montreal in pursuit. Sunday results include New York over Chicago and Montreal sweeping St. Louis, with notable games across American League matchups and upcoming Monday schedules featuring multiple doubleheaders and interleague matches.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
Pennn
Strom
Renko
Barr
Rasmussen
Hooton
Lonborg
Candelaria
Neo
P. Niekro
Billingham
Lang
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Gossage
Tiant
Splittorff
Alexander
Bane
Travers
Roberts
Perry
Dobson
National League and American League Leading Batters
United Press International lists top hitters based on 200 at bats with leaders across both leagues. National League figures include Foster and Kingman with 67 and 63, while American League leaders feature Burroughs 54 and Mayberry 53 with Chambliss and Otis close behind.
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United Press International
Rees
Foster
Cin
Kingman
Burroughs
Tex
Mayberry
Chambliss
Otis
Munson
Borg to rest stomach after Wimbledon title run
Bjorn Borg, 20, will take 7 to 10 days off to rest strained stomach muscles after beating Ilie Nastase in straight sets 6 4 6 2 9 7 to win Wimbledon. Doctors advised rest following cor tisone shots and an aerosol freeze used during the final.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Bjorn Borg
Borg
the Nastase
Romania
Roscoe Tanner
Nastase
Tanner
Taylor Wins Stock Car Showdown At Santa Maria
Taylor drove the J B Chevy to his second straight super stock main victory at Santa Maria Speedway on Saturday. The 76 lap double point win put him in the season point lead over Mike Mitchell and earned him the trophy dash prize for his daughter Lisa, who wed earlier that day. Simkins finished second after a late spin, with Man and Mitchell also on the lead trio. Billner won the semi main, and Duncan secured the super modified main in a race featuring an early crash between Perine and Schneider and Burgin spinning out.
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Bob Taylor
Santa Maria Speedway
Taylor
Mike Mitchell
Lisa
Bobby Randolph
Santa Maria
Dan Simkins
Simkins
Ray Man
Mitchell
Billner
Ace Duncan
Norwalk
Roy Guy Jr
Gibby Perine
Frank Burgin
Perine
Pete Schneider
Burgin
Schumacher Waverly and More Estate Drapery and Bedrooms
Local Northside shop at Circle 6 1234 offers Schumacher Waverly and more drapery fabrics and bedroom furnishings. Sales staff highlight custom window treatments and in-store decorating services for homes and offices.
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Northside
Cale Yarborough wins Firecracker 400 in Daytona
Cale Yarborough used a revised strategy and a strong Chevrolet to win the Firecracker 400 in Daytona Beach. Bud Baker's engine failure sparked a multi car crash, and Yarborough held off Bobby Allison and David Pearson to secure the victory. He criticized a NASCAR carburetor rule change reverting to 1975 specs, fearing Chevrolet competitiveness.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
UPI
Cale Yar
Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Chevrolet
Buddy Baker
Baker
Ford
Buck
Cecil Gordon
Bobby Allison
Mercury
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Pico's Sporting Goods Takes Fourth in Santa Barbara Tourney
Pico's Sporting Goods of Lompoc finished fourth of 16 teams in the Santa Barbara Fourth of July Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament. They beat Carpinteria 9-8 and 7-9 against Carpinteria, beat Ventura Ducks 8-4, beat Tag's Sporting Goods 1-0, beat Timm's Construction 3-1, and lost to Pasqual's of Santa Barbara 5-3. Key performers included Monte Wise, Dennis Ray, Neal Porter, Eddie Breen, Freddie Montana, Max Rivera, Bill Nobbs, and Jesse Orosco. Porter hit multiple games and Wise homered in two contests.
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Pico’s Sporting Goods of
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Pico’s
Carpinteria
Pasqual’s of
Ventura Ducks
Tag’s Sporting Goods of
Timm's Construction
Monte Wise
Dennis Ray
Ray
Max Rivera
Eddie Breen
Freddie Montana
Neal Porter
Porter
Wise
Breen
Montana
Bill Nobbs
Battle
Tag’s
Jesse Orosco
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Ken Norton
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Schmidt
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L. May
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Westside Furniture
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Schumacher
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Spud
Mastell
Aleem
K Mart
U.S
Anti Freeze
Kmart
Cale
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Johnson
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