Dudley No Dud Is 7 Under In Philly
Dudley Wysong battled injuries over five years as he shot seven under par 65 in the opening round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic. He led Al Balding and Bobby Cole by two strokes at Whitemarsh, amid a crowded leaderboard including Casper, Nichols, Maxwell, Brewer and Sifford in the 156-player field.
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Billy Maxwell
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Jerry Abbott
Jim Ferrier
Charlie Sifford
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Lee Trevino
England
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Dave Stockton
Bob Lunn
Bob Murphy
Dan Sikes
PGA
Julius Boros
Westchester
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
George Archer
Rose Ups Lead Tony's Triple Topples Bucs
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 7 to 5 as Tony Perez lined a game changing triple in the seventh inning after Pete Rose and Mack Jones singled. Rose, the NL's leading hitter, added two doubles and a single to lift his average to .345 while Fred Patek led the Pirates with three hits and two stolen bases.
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Mann Leads Favorites In Third Ladies World Series Of Golf
Carol Mann top seed in Springfield Ohio as she chases $10000 jackpot and prestige at the third annual Ladies World Series of Golf. Sandra Haynie Susie Maxwell Berning Sandra Post join a six player field at Snyder Park course with $35000 in prize money.
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Johnson Dominates Opponents in Boxing Card
In Portland Maine George Johnson outpointed Bob Herrington in a 10 round bout. In Los Angeles George "Scrap Iron" Johnson outpointed Cookie Wallace in a 10 round bout. Both bouts featured 1662 and 212 pound fighters with listed weights.
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Los Angeles
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Sports schedule and results scattered across teams
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Abrahy
Rich Allen calls for trade after big two homer game
Controversial Phillies outfielder Rich Allen again slugged two homers leading Philadelphia past St Louis 7-3 as he hinted at leaving. Owner Bob Carpenter warned Allen to grow up, while Allen blamed the bar room incident for his troubles. In other NL action Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 7-5 and Dick Dietz drove in two to lift San Francisco 3-1 over Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
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Chris Short
Dietz
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Don Sutton
Sutton
Jim Hart
Jesus Aloy
Perry
Tom Haller
Minor League Baseball Scores and Postponements
In the International League Buffalo defeated Louisville 3 to 1 in the first game. second game postponed by rain. Richmond at Rochester postponed by rain. Jacksonville at Syracuse postponed. Columbus beat Toledo 9 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Denver 9, Oklahoma City 7. Phoenix 9, Tulsa 3. Spokane 4, Vancouver 3. Portland at Seattle postponed by rain. Tacoma 3, Hawaii results not complete.
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Hawaii
All U S Semis Seen Likely At National Tennis Meet
In Brookline Massachusetts AP reports an all U S men s singles semifinal is likely at the 88th national championships at Longwood. Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner pace the field while unseeded Bob Lutz and Jim McManus push toward the semifinals with upsets and strong play.
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America
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Clark Graebner
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Jim McManus
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Calif
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U S Olympic boycott talk rises ahead of 1968 Games
Rumors of a U S boycott grow as discussions loom after Russian occupation of Czechoslovakia and earlier threats over South Africa. U S Olympic Committee officials say debate may come up at future meetings, but not at the immediate coaches and athletes gathering.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
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Chicago
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Pro Gridders Back To Wars
The Associated Press reports preseason NFL AFL matchups this weekend as Jets vs Falcons in Birmingham and 49ers vs Broncos in Denver. Jets expect Namath to play despite knee soreness. Sammons Maynard and Schmitt out.
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Bottle Bat Man Heinie Groh Dies at 78
Henry Heinie Groh a famous major league infielder known for the bottle shaped bat died in Drake Hospital after a long illness. He played 17 seasons with the Giants Pirates and Reds posting a career .292 average and a peak .331 in 1921 with Cincinnati. He also managed the Reds late in 1918.
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Bengals Trim Squad to 54 For Exhibition Tilt
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown cut five more players bringing total cut count to 54. Released were Elmo Maples Roger Reynolds Jim Boudreaux Claude Lee and Ed Mitchell. Dewey Warren named starter for Sundays exhibition with the Pittsburgh Steelers in Morgantown W Va. John Stofa will see limited action due to a knee injury.
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13 Year Old Prelim Champion in Grand American Trap
In Vandalia Ohio a 13 year old Pittsburgh boy broke 125 birds to win the preliminary handicap at the 69th Grand American Trap Tournament. John Morelli hit 100 straight in the program and 25 in a shootoff to defeat Bob Hasse Connersville Indiana. Bueford Bailey of Big Springs Nebraska won the 16 yard in the Clay Target Championship of North America shootoffs with a 200 300 score. A record 3 500 shooters expected for the Grand American Handicap.
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John Morelli
Bob Hasse
Connersville
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Middies Open Preseason Slate With Soap Game
Middletown High football opens pre season with a 9 30 am game against Dayton Belmont at Barnitz Stadium. Admission will be a bar of soap.
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History of powered transport and the Honda motorbike
The idea of powered transport dates from 1300 with early steam work. Cugnot built a steam powered three wheeler in 1769. Steam bikes failed due to fuel and water weight. internal combustion engines prevailed. Honda motorbikes attract public interest for fuel efficiency, up to about 200 miles per gallon.
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