Nicklaus Opens British Open Charge At Turnberry
Nicklaus birdies early to reach six under and lead British Open third round before weather suspension at Turnberry. Watson, Trevino, Green mix in pursuit as Palmer revives with a 67 after switching putting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnberry
Scotland
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Roger Maltbie
Tom Watson
Watson
Lee Trevino
Hubie Green
Trevino
Maltbie
Arnold Palmer
Mark Hayes
Palmer
Why Roy Howell’s Playing Time Is Delayed
The Blue Jays say Roy Howell injured his right wrist checking his swing on June 26 against Baltimore. A splint aids healing and he is not out of the lineup, though he will miss another week. Howell remains their No. 1 third baseman with a .301 average and 2 homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Day
Roy Howell
Toronto Blue Jays
Howell
Baltimore Orioles
Blue Jays
Doug Rader
Lompoc
Joe Bodolai
Blueays
Roy
Bodolai
Fisk Homers to Pace Red Sox Past Blue Jays 5 2
Carlton Fisk drove in three runs with a sacrifice fly and a two run homer to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 5 2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays. Jim Rice added a 20th homer as rookie Bob Stanley earned his fifth win. Jesse Jefferson took the loss. Doug Rader hit his fifth for Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Carlton Fisk
New York Yankees
Thurman Munson
Munson
Yankee Stadium
Fisk
Red Sox
Toronto Blue Jays
New York
Jim Rice
Boston
Bob Stanley
Bill Campbell
Jesse Jefferson
Doug Rader
Blue Jays
Yankees
Indians
Jim Hunter
Paul Blair
Lou Piniella
Graig Nettles
Hunter
Rick Waits
Ray Fosse
Rangers
Toby Harrah
Roger Moret
Mike Norris
Rookies share Quad Cities lead
Artie McNickle and PGA rookies Phil Hancock and Wayne Levi shared the Quad Cities Open lead at six under par 65 after the first round at Oakwood Country Club in Coal Valley Illinois. Hancock and Levi, former college all‑Americas and Spring Q School graduates, sit tied for the pace with McNickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Valley, Ill
UPI
Artie McNickle
Phil Hancock
Wayne Levi
Oakwood Country Club
McNickle
Sacramento
Hancock
Pensacola, Fla
Levi
Herkimer, N.Y
Tanana salutes booing fans in own style after exit
Frank Tanana of the California Angels lingered through 3 2/3 innings and allowed five runs as the Minnesota Twins beat the Angels 8-6. After manager Norm Sherry pulled him in the fourth, Tanana flashed the Blyleven salute provoking jeers from 18,121 fans. Sherry fined him, while Twins manager Gene Mauch praised Ron Schueler for his effort in a tough start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Angels
Sherry
Tanana
Mauch
Ron Schueler
Reuschel Delivers Shutout and Seethes Over All-Star Prospects
Chicago pitcher Rick Reuschel blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 2 0 for his 12th win, his second shutout of the year, while fearing he may miss the All-Star game. He improved the Cubs lead over Philadelphia to three games in the NL East as Larry Dierker and Lou Brock were held scoreless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuschel
Chicago
Rick Reuschel
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommy John
TNT
Cubs
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Cards
Larry Dierker
Lou Brock
Larry Buttner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Birdie
Jack
Carlton
Steven Wilson
Mike Barlow
Marcelo Estrada
Estrada
el Salvador
Pele
Bosox
Toronto
Quad Cities
Frank
Giants
Padres
Bob Knepper
Randy Moffitt
Knepper
Gary Thomasson
Phillies
Mets
Greg Luzinski
Luzinski
Lenny Randle
Garry Maddox
Larry Bowa
Bud Harrelson
Mike Schmidt
Meade Hedricks
Dale Fink
Calif
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!