Dave Hill's No 2 glare earns fame and fines
The New York golf pro Dave Hill, formerly obscure, gains national notoriety after criticizing Hazeltine and its architect, Robert Trent Jones, drawing fines and spectator attention. His Open performance and $156,423 second-best earnings boost his profile as a volatile, witty challenger.
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DeWitt Weaver
Ron Cerrudo
Palmer Nicklaus
Casper Trevino Snead
America
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Bobby Jones
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Hazeltine
Robert Trent Jones
Joe Dey
Frank Beard
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Moshier Wins Main Event at Santa Maria Speedway
Don Moshier led midway and held off Gene Preast in the Santa Maria Speedway main. Danny Neville finished third with Lompoc drivers Wiggins Purvis Paxson placing sixth to eighth. Point leader Darrell Walker topped a trophy clash over Teakaat Preast Clabhorn as Ken Nealey claimed pole and won heats. Destruction derby planned next. Sandy Hadden to join Kuhn’s office as general counsel.
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Gene Preast
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Danny Neville
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Alan Purvis
Chas Paxson
Paul Govette
Neville
Tom Atlas
Santa Maria Speedway
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Larry Justice
North F. Lompoc
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Matchups
The schedule lists Los Angeles at Philadelphia with Osteen facing Fryman and St Louis at Cincinnati with Briles versus Merritt. Other games include Chicago at Houston and Pittsburgh at Cine and San Francisco at New York with Seaver. Also San Diego at Montreal and Fran at New York noted for Tuesday.
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Baseball leaders and statistics from the season summary
National League top hitters include Carty Au 88 316 67 114 361 and Cimate Pit 82 312 47 111 341. Pitching leaders show Merritt Cin 16-8 and Seaver NY 14-5. American League lists Killebrew Minn 30 home runs and Perry Minn 15-8 pitching with balanced stats.
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USC Star Erik Van Dillen Turns Pro in Tennis
USC tennis standout Erik Van Dillen aged 19 has turned professional, ending his eligibility for collegiate play while remaining eligible for Davis Cup. Coach George Toley announced the move over the weekend. Van Dillen will still be part of the U.S. Davis Cup team.
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Inexperienced U S Track Team Falls to Russia in Leningrad
American runners led by Frank Shorter and Ken Moore suffered a heavy setback as the U S track squad lost to the Soviet Union in Lenin Stadium. The 200 173 overall score reflected stronger Soviet entries, with U S veterans absent and several events not yielding records on a rough asphalt track.
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France
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Ivory Crockett
Palmer Nicklaus win National Four Ball title at Laurel Valley
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus captured the National Four-Ball championship at Laurel Valley Golf Club posting a 72-hole total of 259 to win by three strokes. Palmer and Nicklaus earned 20 000 each from the 200 000 purse as top names dominated the event with several teams tied for second at 262 and four at 263.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Nicklaus
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Orville Moody
Moody
Sam Snead
Gardner Dickinson
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Laurel Valley Golf Club
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Gene Littler
Ken Stull
Dave Hill
Mike Hill
Miller Barber
Don
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Devlin
Jim Colbert
Dean Refram
Dave Eichelberger
J. C. Goosie
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