Nicklaus Targets $300000 after Westchester win
Jack Nicklaus won the Westchester Golf Classic by three strokes, posting 270 and 18 under. He pushed his season take to 240000 and set a new goal of 300000 in winnings, weighing whether he can play enough to chase the mark. Dwight Nevil finished third at 275, with Homero Blancas and George Archer tied for fourth at 276 and 277 respectively.
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Dallas
Newburgh
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United States
Health Pills Provide Key Health Pills Provide Key
Marilynn Smith won the Pabst Classic by two strokes at Riviera CC with a 70 to finish 210. She credited health pills for helping her energy in the final rounds and spoke of fatigue easing in the last 18 holes. Clifford Ann Creed and Debbie Austin tied for third at 217.
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San Francisco
Riviera Country Club
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Oneida
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Hollywood Park draws crowds at 1971 Thoroughbred meet
Hollywood Park in California averaged 28,937 fans daily during the 1971 Thoroughbred meeting, reflecting strong spectator turnout for the racing season.
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Reds Clash With Astros as Division Race Heats Up
Cincinnati, 7 games up in NL West, clung to a 9 4 win over Atlanta while Houston won two straight vs San Francisco to close the gap. Sparky Anderson noted Astros paces and hinted he may still not back their chances. he carried the lineup card for the first time in years.
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Carlton Dominates Expos as Phillies Split Twin Bill
Steve Carlton limited Montreal to three hits in a 2-1 Phillies win, raising his record to 19-6 as the Expos rebound for an 8-3 loss in the nightcap. Pittsburgh routed St Louis 7-5 to widen its East lead. the Pirates await Clemente's return as their strong stretch continues.
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Bengals Rally Past Lions in Preseason Showdown
Cincinnati, AP reports, built a second half rally to beat Detroit 28 20 in exhibition play. Paul Robinson led the effort with rushing yards and a touchdown, while Ken Anderson connected on 12 of 18 passes for 110 yards and a TD to Chip Myers. Lions quarterbacks Landry and Munson combined for 3 ¾ yards as Cincinnati improved to 1 1 in preseason.
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Bengals fall to Packers 24-14 despite strong ground game
Bengals intercept twice and recover two fumbles while rushing for 170 yards and scoring three rushing TDs and one passing TD in a 24-14 loss to Green Bay. Fred Willis praised the offense after 44 yards on 12 carries as Robinson sealed the rally with a final quarter six-yard TD. Dave Lewis, noted NFL punter, also played running back briefly.
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Illness Takes Yanks Weiss Illness Takes Yanks Weiss
George Weiss a longtime builder of champion teams died at 78 after long illness. He guided the Yankees and aided the Mets, served as general manager for 13 seasons with 10 pennants and seven World Series titles, and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He lived in Greenwich with his wife Hazel since 1937.
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Baseball Scores From Patchy Box Score Night
In New York and Chicago contests New York beat Chicago 2 1 while Montreal topped Philadelphia 3 2 and Pittsburgh lost 6 3. St Louis defeated Atlanta 7 5 and Cincinnati fell to Houston 3 2. San Francisco routed Los Angeles 5 1 as San Diego edged Chicago 7 2. Montreal 1 8 bowling of unknown. St Louis 2 5 Pittsburgh 0 7 Cincinnati 9 Atlanta 4. San Francisco 4 Houston 3 Los Angeles 5 San Diego 3 Cincinnati. Billingham 17 10 for Cincinnati at Atlanta Stone 4 8. Northern San Francisco Reberger 3 1 at Houston Roberts 5. Only games scheduled.
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Weekend Baseball Scores Roundup From Cities
Saturday results show New York 10 over Milwaukee 6 and Baltimore 3 to 3 draw. Boston 2 5 Texas 3 to Kansas City 0 in seven innings. Sunday tallies include New York 5 5 Milwaukee 3 4 and Baltimore 8 over Boston 2. Monday schedules list Oakland Holtzman 14 9 facing Baltimore Palmer 15 5 and New York Kline 13 4 at Kansas City Cal Canton 5 4.
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Astros Hit Fewest Home Runs After Season
The Houston Astros finished with 71 home runs, the least in Major League Baseball last season, reflecting a low power output across the club.
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Hats Off to Tigers in Hat Draw Win over Indians
Detroit used a hat drawing to set a loose batting order and snapped a four game skid with a 32 win over Cleveland in the opener of a doubleheader. Ed Brinkman and Willie Horton fueled the attack while Tony Taylor drove in the decisive run in the sixth.
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Columbus Squad Captures State Slo Pitch Title
DuBois Chemical Co. of Columbus defeated Bob Evans Farms of Chillicothe 14 to 3 Sunday to win the state Slo Pitch Softball Tournament championship. The undefeated DuBois squad piled up 20 hits and benefited from eight Bob Evans errors in the finale. Jeff Swanner was named tournament MVP and earned the Most Homers Trophy with six home runs in five games.
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