Fleischer Captures National Amateur Golf Title in Columbus
Bruce Fleisher, a 19-year-old junior college student from Hialeah Florida, held off Marvin Giles with a final par 70 to win the 68th U.S. Amateur Championship by one stroke at Stono Country Club. Giles, a Virginia law student, fired a course-record 65 but fell short after a late bid, finishing runner-up for the second straight year.
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Hickcox Sets Second World Mark at Olympic Trials
Indiana University star Charles Hickcox broke his second world record in as many nights by swimming the 200 meter individual medley in 2 10.6 at the U S Olympic trials in Long Beach Calif The 21 year old from Phoenix Ariz edged Greg Buckingham of Santa Clara and John Ferris of Arden Hills To qualify for the team the top three in most events advance with special rules in the breaststroke Don Melvenzie set an American mark of 1 07 53 in the 100 meter breaststroke Beent Berk of Santa Clara was runner up in the 400 meter free style and Ken Merten and David Perkowski also placed high
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Brownfield Clash Leads By Christian and Noland
Brownfield event sees Joe Christian and Doc Noland holding a four stroke lead in a Brows field event. Christian and Noland posted a four stroke gap over Herbert Chesshir after two rounds with final rounds scheduled for Monday.
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Giants Bop Bums 5 1 in San Francisco win
Giants win 5 1 over Los Angeles behind a six hitter by Mike McCormick. San Francisco batted the Dodgers with a strong offensive showing in the first inning and cruised to the victory.
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Snyder Partnership leads after first round at Snyder CC
Rambin and Kidd shot 66 to lead the First Annual Snyder Partnership. Talbert and Widd hold second with a 66. Several pairings posted 75 or 80 in a chaotic field as the tournament runs through Monday.
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Littlefield links teams tie in first round action
Two duos tied for lead at Littlefield Country Club after first round play led by Jimmy Johnson and Dick Tubbs Harrington with 65. Carroll McDonald and Mix Harrington trailed by one shot. Mike Couch and Jay Arrington prepare to start the second flight at 10 10 with early groups and a full schedule ahead.
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Golfer Sees Hole-In-One but Misses the Cup
Portland golfer Chiff Abrams aged 86 achieved his first hole in one on a 175 yard hole but could not see the ball enter the cup. Abrams, a 44 year golfer, completed nine holes with a 44 and aims to match age over 48 holes this year.
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NFL Clubs Ready For Big Opening This Season
The article notes Packers coach Phil Bentsen and GM Lombardi optimistic after a mixed exhibition season. It lists three NFL teams changing coaches, adjusts divisions and schedules, and outlines key player moves and injuries affecting contenders across the league. (Names include Lombardi, Bentsen, Halas, Dooley, Nolan, Tarkenton, Parks, Starr, Anderson, and others.)
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White Grabs HCC Lead In Hillcrest Club Meet
J B White carded a 69 to take the Hillcrest Country Club lead in the three day men’s tournament opening round. Several rivals trailed with 72s as 185 golfers compete this weekend with a 9 a.m. shotgun start today.
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Yankees Rally To Beat Indians 3-1 Behind Bahnsen Homer
Roy White belted a two run homer and rookie Stan Bahnsen allowed four hits as the New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 3-1 on Saturday night. The game featured strong Yankees hitting and solid pitching to secure the win.
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Packers Stun Steelers 21 17 In Rain Splash
Green Bay veterans Starr and Bratkowski hooked up for 30 57 and 54 yarders to beat Pittsburgh 21 17 in a soggy exhibition. Dale caught two scoring passes and Long added a 54 yard strike as Donny Anderson scored the final TD.
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Ruidoso Downs Sat Racing Results Summary
Race results from Ruidoso Downs include multiple divisions with first place horses such as Any Day Now and Pevaie's Request, paying varied mutuels. Daily double payout reached 59.00. notable runners include Boght Hope, Rivera's Pot Viva, and Frank's Tack among others with Yardage and distance notations.
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Open tennis at West Side draws 7 000 crowd
Third seed Rod Laver appears in a second round at the U S Open and aims to claim the $16 000 top prize. Chasewall of Australia dominates Antonio Padofox while Rosewall style play ousts Richard Russell. Long match honors go to John Brown and Ingo Buding in a 3 45 marathon match.
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Phillies Rally Past Reds on White's Ninth Inning Double
Bill White delivered a two run double in the ninth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3 2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Cincinnati reliever Clay Carroll surrendered the decisive hit after an error by Chico Ruiz and a defensive replacement delay.
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Cardinals blank Mets 2-0 in New York
Roger Maris drove in a run with a two out double in the third and scored on Orlando Cepeda's single to back a 2-0 Cardinals win over the Mets. Brock, Maris, Buchek and Javier featured in the St. Louis lineup as New York endured nine LOB.
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High school game postponed as teams swap towns
Grandin and Climax high schools planned a game here Friday night but each team went to the other town by mistake. Players discovered the mix up and the teams will try again Tuesday night at Climax.
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Nancy Richey Wins Sixth Straight National Clay Courts Title
Milwaukee report: Nancy Richey claims the National Clay Courts tennis championship for the sixth consecutive year marking a dominant era in the event.
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Falcons edge Saints in exhibition after brawl
Veteran Tommy McDonald caught a key third down pass from Randy Johnson to set up a touchdown as Atlanta beat New Orleans 16 10 in a Deep South exhibition. A fight between players led to ejections of Falcons’ Tommy Nobis and Saints’ Dave Whitsell.
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Duo Grabs Lead In Clovis Meet
Conrad Clark and Carl Richardson opened defense of the Colonial Park Country Club member guest title with a six under par 66 in Clovis New Mexico. Richard McKinney and Bob Snaith also shot 66 to tie for first round lead.
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Ruidoso Favorite Leads Short Race Field Drawing
The feature at Ruidoso favors the gate draw with horses in pole position as good bets. Lako Bird, owned by Floyd Jones family of Norman Oklahoma, won the 1967 All American for a $486000 purse. the Joneses took $228000 for first, while this year’s top prize is smaller due to consolation heats.
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Hatchett Leads With 70 At Lubbock Country Club
Dean Hatchett fired a 70 to take the first round lead in the Lubbock Country Club men's tournament. Raymond Marshall and Lofton Burnette tied for second at 75 in the championship flight, while Bobby Joe Walker led first flight with 73. Others posted scores across flights as play continues through Monday.
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After 20 Years Softball Team Earns Road Trip
Boise based Penitentiary Outlaws, a softball team of state prison convicts, will play on the road after two decades of only home games. Some players feared crowds but gained confidence after fans cheered. Warden Orvil E. Stiles says participation outside the prison shows prisoners can contribute to society.
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Red Sox top one million in home attendance again
The Boston Red Sox surpassed the one million attendance mark at home for the second consecutive year, extending a consistent drawing power at Fenway Park.
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