Trevino takes lead with late burst at British Open
Lee Trevino fired five straight birdies from the 14th to 18th to post a 66 and seize a one stroke lead after the third round of the British Open. Tony Jacklin, Doug Sanders, Brian Barnes, and Nicklaus remained within a stroke as the field tightens before the final round.
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Pair Ties Lead as Colbert Fades to Share Milwaukee Open Lead
Veteran Jim Colbert shot 6 under par through eight holes then faded to tie George Johnson for the two round lead at the Great Milwaukee Open in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Johnson birdied 15 while Colbert birdied 17 to end tied at 133 after 36 holes. In Long Beach California Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom supervised drills as the team prepared for Sundays closed scrimmage with the San Diego Chargers.
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Dodgers Fall 9-1 to Expos in Wild Fourth Inning Fight
Montreal takes a 9-1 victory as Ken Singleton and Chris Cannizzaro exchange blows at home plate after a second Expos run. The Expos pile up 17 hits led by Ron Fairly and Bob Bailey with four RBIs. Balor Moore earns his first major league win despite a five-hitter through five.
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Patterson Dominates Agosto With Sixth Round TKO
Floyd Patterson, aging but sharp, opened a gash over Pedro Agosto’s eye and halted the Puerto Rican in the sixth round for his 55th win. Agosto, 24, suffered a broken left hand in round two and fell to 24-4, while Patterson eyed a bout with Muhammad Ali as a tune-up.
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Cabrillo runners log 253 miles in 24 hour relay
A team of Cabrillo High runners completed 1 012 plus laps around the track in a 24 hour relay finishing about 9 yesterday morning. The 253 miles, 421 13 yards fell short of the national prep record but proved the effort and motivation for the ten performers led by Buck Crosby. The lineup included Vic Tise Gary Manus Bob Mulholland Marshal Frasher Kevin Stingely Bob Zorich Dean Allred Brian Bailey Mike Martin and Greg Axline.
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Briggs powers Brewers past Angels with grand slam
John Briggs homered twice including a grand slam driving in six as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the California Angels 7-3 in a rain delayed game. Lonborg left after Crandall’s mound visit. Frank Linzy earned the win. Nolan Ryan pitched for the Angels in defeat.
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Ruths Meet Salinas In District Three Series Opener
The Lompoc Babe Ruth 14-15 year-olds host Salinas American in Pioneer Park at noon in a best-of-three series for District Three champion. The 13-year-old Lompoc Ruthers play San Luis Obispo in Atascadero at 10 this morning in the sectional semifinals. Both clubs are 2-0 in double elimination. The Pioneer winner advances to Monterey for the State Tournament. If needed, game two is set for 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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