Ritter Wins City Golf Title in Sudden Death
Bill Ritter defeated Bill Osborne in a sudden death playoff at Brown's Run to capture the Men's City Golf Championship. Both finished 72 holes at 292. Ritter sealed victory with an eight foot birdie on the first extra hole after Osborne matched pars on 16 and 17 and a closing par on 18. Osborne led after rounds two and three, but Ritter earlier eagled the second hole and birdied seven to seize a one stroke edge. Ritter’s win marks the 10th city title for the Ritter brothers since 1949, with Jim and Tommy among prior champions.
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Four Day City Championship Finishes Revealed
FRED RUSCHER led after four days with 83 to total 300 and take the city title. Jim Ritter shot 76 to reach 300 and earned the silver tray and red blazer emblematic of the crown plus a $100 gift certificate. Doug Ruscher and Bill McCabe also contended with 300 and high scores amid a tight finish.
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Gullett And Carroll Salvage Reds Day
San Diego AP Twenty year old Don Gullett and 30 year old Clay Carroll saved the Reds in a 5-2 win over the Giants to salvage a split of a doubleheader. Cincinnati had taken a 3-2 lead in the eighth on Lee May 25th homer and added two more runs in the ninth. The Reds trail the Dodgers by six and sit 14 1/2 games back.
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Ten Former Reds Nominated for Hall of Fame
Ten former Cincinnati Reds, including four from the 1961 pennant team, are on the ballot for election to the Reds Hall of Fame. Fans will vote at Riverfront Stadium Aug 2 through Aug 11 to pick the 35th member, with nominees including Parkery Jay Lynch Coleman Adams Allen Burgess Hafey Hatton and McMillan.
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National League West Showdowns Highlight Monday Schedule
The schedule lists matchups in the National League West and East with several games set for Monday night. Chicago at Montreal, St. Louis at New York, and Houston at Philadelphia headline the night slate, with pitchers Pappas Renko Gibson Sadecki Billingham Lersch noted.
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Padres Hill Pair Like Sandy Don Drysdale
Padres pitchers Fred Norman and Steve Arlin anchored a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, 2-1 and 2-0, as San Diego matched the Dodgers’ mid 1960s mound strength. Norman won first with a five hitter, Arlin earned his third shutout, Leron Lee homered, and Spiezio drove in a run.
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Killebrew Nears 500th Home Run as Twins Beat Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew belted his 499th career homer in a 6 2 Minnesota win over Boston. The long drought ends with a five run fifth inning capped by a 386 foot homer with two aboard. Vida Blue notches his 19th win for Oakland in a 6 1 victory over Detroit.
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Padres complete doubleheader sweep with three hitter by Arlin
Yesterday's stars include Steve Arlin of the Padres who tossed a three hitter to defeat Pittsburgh 2 0 and seal a doubleheader sweep. Bobby Murcer of the Yankees drove in five runs including a pinch hit grand slam as New York swept Milwaukee 6 2 in 11 innings and 11 9.
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Bonny's Best In BR Match at Brown's Run Golf
Tom Bonny shot a five over par 77 to win low gross in a weekend handicap event at Brown's Run. Eliott Levey and Dr. Charles Buchert tied for low net with 71. B Carr Ham Watkins and Mike Herr tied for third with 72. Dwight Neill and Rick Davies posted net 73.
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