Pott Leads Tucson Open as Veteran Revolta Aids Comeback
Johnny Pott, 33, Broadwater Beach Miss, holds a nine under par 135 lead at Tucson Open third round seeking the $20,000 winner’s share. He credits guidance from John Revolta, 1935 PGA champion and Tamarisk CC pro, after a tough 1968 season and mumps episode.
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Florida
Key
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Revolta
Professional Golfers’ Association
Tamarisk Country Club
Palm Springs
Calif
1969 U.S. Women’s Open at Scenic Hills June 26 29
The 1969 U S Women s Open golf championship is scheduled for Scenic Hills Country Club in Pensacola Florida from June 26 to 29. The event brings together top female players for the national title at the Florida course.
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Scenic Hills Country Club
Pensacola
Fla
Arcanum Overpowers Trojans In District Opener
Arcanum Trojans defeated the Trenton Trojans 86 to 59 to eliminate Trenton from the Class A District Tournament. Arcanum surged in the second and fourth periods behind Dave Gray who scored 25, aided by Jim Troutwine, while Trenton’s Larry Million fouled out early in the final frame.
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Trenton
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Arcanum
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Million
Jhoys
Jim Troutwine
Coaching Missteps Doomed Falcons In 67-44 Loss
Fenwick defeated Bradford led Roadrunners 67-44 in the Dayton Class A District Tournament second round at Eaton. Coach Riley faced lineup dramas including star guard mononucleosis and plans that backfired as Keith Neu and Tom Vernon paced Fenwick with strong shooting and rebounding.
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Dixie Puts Hawks Out Of Tourney
Dixie defeats Madison 86 to 63 in Dayton Class A District tournament action. Ted Sizemore scores 26 for Dixie as Madison stalls against a 2 3 zone and trailing 42 29 at halftime. Madison’s Vernon Hocker Short leads with 20 points but Dixie advances to face Twin Valley South in next round.
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Dobrozsi
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Hunt
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Anderson
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Bowling: Carter Rolls First 700 Series in Africa Goodtime League
Jack Carter of No. 2 Boilerhouse blasted a 705 series last night propelling his team in the Africa Goodtime League. Bob Brannum, ex Michigan State star, coaches basketball at Kenyon College.
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No.2
Boilerhouse
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Michigan State
Kenyon College
San Jose Names Negro TOAD Post
Lang Stanley a top runner of a decade ago was named assistant athletic director at San Jose State. He becomes the first Negro to hold the post, appointed Thursday by athletic director Bob Bronzan at the racially troubled school.
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Birds Drop Overtime Tilt
Finneytown edged Lakota 55 to 51 in overtime after a 4 quarter tie. Stan Marks scored the decisive basket with 29 seconds left in OT as Finneytown improves to 11-6 and Lakota ends at 5-13.
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Lakota
Celtics Not Dead Yet In Lakers Rematch
Celtics crush Lakers 124-102 to close within four games of top Eastern rivals. Havitzek and Jones led Boston with 30 and 27 points as Chamberlain topped LA with 35. 76ers beat Sonics 106-103 as Bulls rally past Phoenix 133-121.
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