Crenshaw Leads Amateurs In U S Open Qualifying Battle
Roseburg misses Open entry as Ben Crenshaw barely clinches his spot after a tense Pittsburgh sectional. Crenshaw, a Texas native, struggled with nerves yet carded 73 in the final round to secure the last berth at Oakmont for the 1974 U S Open. Also failing were Dave Marr and Lew Worsham among others.
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Jaycees Edge J J in Little League Clash
Mike Williams pitched the Jaycees to an 8-7 win over J & J. Williams struck out 31 of 25 batters faced, scored two runs, and had the team’s only two hits in four at bats. Smitty took the loss, Dooley sparked Dooley and 7-11 Kiwanis split with a 16-7 win after Dooley was relieved by Epperson.
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Ryun Featured in ITA Meet At Madison Square Garden
Jim Ryun headlines the ITA final tour stop at Madison Square Garden chasing a last mile win. Kenyans Kip Keino and a field of stars including Bob Seagren Brian Oldfield and Randy Matson vie for top marks as fans expect a fast mile and high drama in New York.
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Bench lifts Reds with three run homer to beat Mets 6-5
Johnny Bench, returning after lung surgery and batting .236, hit a three-run homer off Phil Henningan in a four-run first inning rally as Cincinnati beat the New York Mets 6-5. Reds manager Sparky Anderson lauded Bench, saying he is the man to win games.
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Western Kentucky Sports Camp Expands Instructional Program
Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green hosts the second annual Western Kentucky Sports Camp July 18-20 for boys aged ten through high school sophomores. Major tracks in basketball football baseball track and field and athletic student training plus minors in tennis golf archery wrestling and weight training. Full-time campers housed in campus dorms with day campers option. $95 full-time $50 day. Coach Ralph Baker handles enrollment details.
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