Golf speedup study highlights in Los Angeles program
The piece discusses how faster play on municipal courses reduces scores and benefits players of all handicaps. It notes experiments, reader letters, and simulations showing shorter intervals between shots speed up rounds. It also covers social aspects and a July Fourth invitational entry list and new club members.
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Aqueduct Season Extended Seven Days
The New York State Racing Commission said Aqueduct's season will extend seven days this winter to replace nine lost days from an earlier boycott. The track had been scheduled to close on December 6 and will now operate through December 15.
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Foster notches first complete game win for Dodgers
Los Angeles pitcher Alan Foster earned his first major league complete game in a 1-0 Dodgers victory over the New York Mets. Jim Lefebvre provided the run with an second inning RBI hit aided by Manny Mota’s defense. Mota also threw out a runner at the plate in the fifth. Drysdale’s return delayed. Don Sutton to face Tom SeaverSunday.
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Joe Sparma
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Bob Humphreys
Jim McGlothlin
Barthes Faces Rosewall In Wills Open Final
Pierre Barthes, a rising pro who has yet to win a major, meets Ken Rosewall in Bristol for the Wills Open final after Barthes upset Clark Grabener 10-8 6-4 and earlier defeated Stan Smith and John Newcombe. Rosewall beat Roy Emerson 7 5 64 and seeks top money. Margarete Smith Court routed Billie Jean King in the women's final. Gorman and Bengtsson win Kent Grass Court finals. Denise Carter meets Kerry Melville in Beckenham women's final.
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Popovich Ignites Cubs Rally In 14-8 Victory Over Reds
Paul Popovich sparked a six run 10th inning rally as the Chicago Cubs overwhelmed Cincinnati 14-8. Manny Mota contributed a run for the Dodgers in a 1-0 win over the Mets. Other games had Pittsburgh beating Atlanta 2-1 in 10 innings and Giants beating Expos 4-1.
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Ron Hunt
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Judo Clinics To Be Hosted By LomPOc And Santa Maria Dojos
Judo clubs in LomPoc and Santa Maria sponsor clinics Friday and Saturday in June 2021. Kenneth Kuniyuki Shichidan leads ten LA area students in tournament judo throws mental training and physical drills at Lompoc behind Veterans Memorial Building and Hancock College gym in Santa Maria. Open to public and Nanka Kodokan Judo Association members with information from Mrs Myers at RE 6-5170. Engel Dies At 76 In Chattanooga Former baseball promoter and ex scout for Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins dies at 76 after pitching years 1912 1920. He earned the Barnum of the Bushes nickname for drawing crowds in the minors.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Beman leads survivors as Open nears third round
Erudite Deane Beman set the pace at 3 under par 137 after a 69, with Bob Murphy Miller Barber and others chasing. Nicklaus climbed to contention with a 67, while Trevino missed the cut by one shot at 149.
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UPI
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Charles Coody
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Lee Trevino
Baseball standings and notes from Friday action
National League East and West tables headline a busy Friday with Pittsburg, Chicago, and Houston winning, St Louis and Montreal slipping, and Jeter recalled by the Cardinals while Chris Short heads to rehab. Gent is traded from Dallas to New York Giants for a draft pick.
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Toomey Opts Out Of Fifth AAU Decathlon
Olympic gold medalist Bill Toomey joins Russ Hodge and Rick Sloan in boycotting the National AAU decathlon in Salina Kansas on July 25 citing poor site conditions and travel timing. The meet serves as a qualifier for the U S Russian British Commonwealth meet set for July 18-19 in Los Angeles.
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Hurricanes rally past Bruins in 10 innings at CWS
Tulsa Hurricnes erased a 5-2 deficit with a three run eighth inning and in the 10th inning Steve Caves opened with a walk and Roger Whitaker drove in the deciding run as Tulsa edged UCLA 6-5. UCLA committed six errors while Tulsa had 12 hits.
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Geiberger and Stockton to Exhibit for Cancer Society
Golf stars Al Geiberger and Dave Stockton will join Jack O Keefe for an 18 hole charity exhibition at Santa Maria County Club on June 21 at 1 p.m. Gallery tickets cost 2 dollars. entry 3 dollars plus green fees, benefiting the American Cancer Society with related fundraisers at local clubs.
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Guest bats, Pitcher Guest Leads Softies Past Cubs
Paul Guest pitched and batted the Softies to a 5 3 win over the Cubs in a Nat ional minor division Lom poc Little League game. Guest had two hits with Robert Hernandez adding two others. Pat George collected three hits in a losing effort.
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Ernberg records ace at Village CC
Carl Ernberg of 179 Inverness in Vandenberg Village recorded a hole in one at 145 yards on the seventeenth hole at Village Country Club during Wednesday night league play. He used a seven iron and posted a back nine score of 38 while teammates Carl Burris Don Louis and Johnny Walker witnessed the shot.
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Midget racing set for Santa Maria Speed way
Santa Maria prepares for a new look Speedway with June 21 midget race featuring Offenhauser engines. A preview night tonight includes stock cars and jalopies, with 7 to 8 pm qualifying and 8:15 pm points action. Drivers cannot switch cars between classes, prompting new jockey recruitment.
Barchard's homer lifts Mets over Craftsmen in Lom poe Cup
Tom Barchard hit a game winning home run as the Mets defeated the Craftsmen 23 to 20. John Neal earned the mound win after Edward Brandon homered for the Craftsmen. The Scorpions remained first by beating the Pythians 145 with Peter Martinez credited for the victory.
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