Trevino, Trevino and Asian Rival Seek Open Title
In a tight rewrite of the British Open at Southport Birkdale Jacklin Trevino and Asian challenger Liang Yuan Lu battle for the lead after 54 holes with Lu and Britain's Tony Jacklin one stroke behind. Trevino aims to birdie the back nine as the final round approaches and warns the tournament could hinge on the course’s exacting greens.
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Southport
England
Lee Treving
Sueseve
Bors
Ntoval Birkdale Inday
Tair
Trevino
Wind
Liang Yuan Lu
Tony Dacklin
Bristol Drivers In Qualifying For Volunteer 500
Bristol International Speedway hosts 35 drivers in qualifying for 20 remaining starts in the Volunteer 500. Richard Petty led Friday, with Charlie Glotzbach and Bobby Allison close behind. Richard Brown and Ron Keselowski also posted top times. The article lists the top ten qualifiers and notes other speeds and drivers. Stargell Named NL Player of the Month for April after 11 homers.
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Bristol
Tenn
Bristol International Speedway
Richard Fetty
Plymouth
Petty
Charlie Glotzbach
Georgetown
Ind
Hueytown
Ala
Bobby Allison
Moody Ford
Richard Brown
Claremount
N.C
Ron Keselowski
Drayton Plains
Mich
Dodge
P.h
Richard Petty
Randleman
Charlie Glotabach
Chevrolet
Ford
N. C
Chevelle
G. Spencer
Bluff City
Coo Coo Marlin
Columbia
James Hylton
Inman
Bill Clempton
Norfolk
Ford I
Cecil Gordon
Arden
Mercury
Stargell
San Francisco
UPI
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirate
Legue
Walloping
Angel Mangual Delivers Walk-Off For A's In Marathon Win
Angel Mangual stroked a two out single in the bottom of the 11th to lift the Oakland Athletics to a 1 0 victory over the California Angels in a record-shattering five hour, five minute game. Vida Blue pitched 11 innings as both teams combined for a 43 strikeouts, a major league record. Other AL results included Baltimore over Cleveland 4-1 and Detroit’s 11th inning squeeze for a win over the Senators.
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Joe Carnicelli
UPI
Angels
Angel Mangual
Oakland Athletics
California
Mangual
Oakland
Mel Queen
Curt Blefary
Dick Green
Jim Hunter
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
St Louis
Houston
Montreal
Philadelphia
Steve Renko
Pittsburgh
Allama
Cincinnati
New York
San Diego
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Willie Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
Pirates
Mets
Stargell
Sanguillen
George Foster
Wayne Grander
Reds
Tom Seaver
Joe Gibbon
Standings and Friday results from the American League and majors
United Press International standings show Baltimore and Boston atop the American League with wins and games back figures. Friday results include Kansas City over Minnesota and Chicago over Milwaukee, plus other AL outcomes and listed night and Sunday matchups across leagues.
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United Press International American League
Fast v. L
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Calif
Messersmith
Hunter
Cal Canton
Myleven
Lockwood
Brailley
Siebert
Bahnsen
Lolich
McLain
Paul
Lamb
Boswell
Jackson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal West
Los Angeles
Houston
Abe
Pits Sports Slants on Local Golf and Reds Action
Middlesboro golfers face a short par 70 Corbit course with likely no championship contenders as scores hover in low to mid seventies. Invitation entries surge for Tri dplit Invitational at Middlesboro Country Club. Reds lose to Pirates 3 straight, Mets and Giants duel as All-Star break nears. rotations, trades, and benchings prompt questions on Cincinnati batting punch and player usage.
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Middlesboro
Tri-County
Corbit
Bobby Jenkins
Jimmy Wilson
Sam Abrams
Pete Turnblazer
Henry Buckner
Corbin
Country Club
Reds
Pittsburgh
Kison
Pirates
Redlegs
Fitlsburgh
Riverfront Stadium
Mets
Cincy
San Francisco
Brad Miracle
Giants
San Diego
Dodgers
Cecilia Wakin and Rogan Favored in Women’s Tourney
Defending champion Cecilia Wakin is the top seed in the upcoming Ladies Golf Tourney at the Country Club, with Margaret Rogan seeded second. The event uses match play and features eight players in four flights, including 16 in the championship race and 16 in second rounds among early losers. Finals target August 1.
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Natinday
WYGO
Carbin
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Wygo Golf
Corbin
London Country Club
Lys
Cecilia Wakin
Margaret Rogan
Miss Wakin
Nan Tyree
Cleo Pitzer
Ann Slusher
Genevieve Stewart
Karen Blakeman
Irene Huff
Cinder Parsons
Margaret Rogati
Shelley Anderson
Sue Mars
Kay McKinnon Fannie Tanner
Rita Fischer
Gerry Bird
Betty Weller
Virginia Huff
Georgia Terrell
Polly Enix
Theresa Bealy
Virginia Sigman
Marietta
Expos Steve Renko tosses one-hitter in 3-0 win
Montreal pitcher Steve Renko blanked the Philadelphia Phillies on one hit through seven innings plus, retiring the final 18 batters in order. He drove in a run with a single and scored another, matching his prior one-hitter against San Francisco in a monthlong milestone. Also noted are NL and AL results with Pirates lead, Reds, Giants rally, and Dodgers losing again.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Steve Renko
Montreal Expos
Renko
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Expos
Willie Montanex
Sam
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St Louis
Houston
San Diego
Chicago
Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
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Super-Mex
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Taiwan
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Jacklin
Jim Palmer
Chuck Hinton
Indians
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Ed Brinkman
Senators
Noimali
Tadlay
Jenkins
Norman
Perry
Mss Angeles
Sutton
Ryan
Cloninger
Ight
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Wanta
Niekro
Blass
Middlestern
Lions
Kiwanis
Don
Conn
Robert Bevine
Melvin Enix
Billy Arnold
Chris Dooley
Bernard Biscegla
Chris Hickman
Kenneth Evans
Normal Markham
Jeff David Fletcher
Jeff Sturm
Myron Sharp
Pit
Julian Pitzer
Bernie Carbo
Hal MacRae
Buddy Bradford
Ciney
Carbo
MacRae
Darby
Betty Bowling
Mary Tou Cunningham
Beverly Gill
Maxine Giles
Janie Wiley
Peggy Stanier
Dee Jenkins
Billie Nagle
Met
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Willie McCovey
Dick Diets
Duel & the Pussycat
Barbara Stries
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Cheyenne Social
James Steward
Henry Fonda
PM Msssio
FRAN
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Virgina Mao
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