Kidney stone surgery threatens Nicklaus Open bid
Jimmy Dickinson, Jack Nicklaus's caddy for 13 British Opens, was set for kidney stone surgery in Dublin Ohio. The 51 year old England native could miss part of July Open prep at Carnoustie and may be replaced by Angelo Argea if unable to caddy. Dickinson has been Nicklaus' ally since 1962 and helped early major wins.
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Floyd Takes Kemper Open With Eagle on Ninth Hole
Ray Floyd led by two after an eagle on the ninth at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He fired a final round 69 to finish 278, three strokes ahead of Gary Player and John Mahaffey, who each shot 73 and 70 respectively. Player birdied the ninth but faded with late putts. Mahaffey started hot with birdies but cooled on the back nine.
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N.C
Ray Floyd
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Carner Wins LPGA Event In Pine Plains Six Strokes Ahead
JoAnne Carner held the lead all week and shot an even-par 73 to win the $50,000 LPGA tourney at All American Golf and Country Club. She finished 54 holes at 213, six under par, earning $7,000 and setting her sights on the U S Open and a possible $100,000 season total. Sandra Spuzick rose to second with 219, Carol Mann tied for third with Sue Roberts.
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Post 218 Splits Doubleheader With Kettering Baseball
American Legion Post 218 split a doubleheader with Kettering yesterday losing 4-3 after winning 11-1. Kirby Morris pitched a one hitter with eight strikeouts in game one. Steve Johnson and Pat Johnson hit key triples and doubles in a six run sixth inning. Doug Ellis pitched a four hitter for the losers, now 4-2 overall.
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Pat Johnson
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Forest Hills Golf Results And Brown's Run Standouts
Forest Hills hosts a four man team net event with winners Elmer Koontz Jack Alderton Paul Hegg and Bill Meehan. Individual leaders include Jim Gibbs Ward Althoff and Alderton with low net scores and Closest to Pin honors earned by Hart Graff and Jim Gibbs. Brown's Run reports include Low Net leaders Milt Stork and Jerry Risner and first and second flight low gross and net leaders for a busy day of play.
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Elmer Koontz
Jack Alderton
Paul Hegg
Bill Meehan
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Jack Hogan
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Charles Rice
Art Allen
Hart Graff
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Hamilton Watkins
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Bob Campbell
Walt Gleason
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Bill Leight
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Russ Nein
Bob Bender
Barry Levey
Manny Garlikov
Jim Fiessinger
Don Edling
UTEP Miners Capture 1975 NCAA Outdoor Track Title
The UTEP Miners won the 54th NCAA outdoor meet with 55 points, aided by a strong steeplechase and mile showing and a late surge as USC faltered. James Munyala won the steeplechase 8 46.93, Wilson Waigwa placed in the mile, while others like Hans Hoglund and Hans Almstrom led in the shot put.
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Larry Jessee
Arnold Grimes
Ozaki Wins Tohoku Golf Classic in One Stroke Victory
Masashi Ozaki of Japan edged Isao Aoki by one stroke to win the Tohoku Golf Classic in Sendai, collecting 68,965 dollars. Ozaki closed with a par 72 final round to finish ahead of Aoki.
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Count Paco Captures Palatine Handicap at Cincinnati
In a masterful ride veteran Bill Clinch steered Count Paco to win the Palatine Handicap by a length and a quarter over Visier, with Juliet Combs Trapp’s 7-10 favorite close behind.
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Visier
Potts wins 50 sprint feature at Eldora Speedway
Dick Potts of Morocco Indiana led from lap 37 to win the 50-lap sprint car race at Eldora Speedway Sunday night in a 1969 Chevelle. Floyd Gilbert of Lockland finished second, with Gene Petro Eph Davis and Russ Petro also among the top finishers.
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Deland, Fla
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Columbus
Giles Tops James To Win British Amateur Title
Vinny Giles at 32 defeated 21 year old Mark James of England in the British Amateur Golf Championship final at Hoylake. The week saw many rising youths like Jerry Pate and Curtis Strange falter early as older players dominated. Semifinalists included Giles Siderow and Geoffrey Marks, totaling 105 years between them.
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Fla
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Virginia Beach
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Mike Kelley
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Neville Chesses
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Rhodesia
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Dick Siderows
Westport
Conn
Geoffrey Marks
Sorrento's women claim MIT Softball title in 7-1 final
Sorrento's of Cincinnati won the Women’s MIT Softball Tourney at Goldman Park going 8-0 in the winner's bracket and 7-1 in the final. Hoppy Hopkins of Raney Tire earned MVP honors after a .572 average over nine games.
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Middletown Women Bowling Association Meets at Eastern Lanes
The annual meeting of Middletown's Women Bowling Association is set for Wednesday at Eastern Lanes beginning at 7 p.m. The gathering is delayed this year due to the state tournament that concluded last week in town.
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Troy Doubles Sink Post 231 in 2-1 Legion Win
Troy American Legion edged Middletown Post 231 2-1 as back-to-back doubles in the sixth inning produced the decisive runs. Mark Apple took his first defeat of the season after allowing six hits, while Mike Roe and Steve Craft each had two hits for Post 231. The team resumes a weeklong home stand with a 6:30 p.m. game against Springfield WBLY at Fenwick tonight.
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Knothole Results Across Multiple Classes
Results from Knothole show Cassano's Pizza 8 over Diamond Natl. 5 in Class CLASSE, Midd. Paperboard 7 over Aeronca 25 7, DAV 7 over Heber Jones 4, and other minor matches including Carroll's Color 6 over Akers Pkg. 1 in Class D Major.
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Whitts 2nd in Kar-Gard Softball Tourney Finals
Springfield based Whitt's Auto of Middletown finished second in a slugfest with Troy Redman in the Kar-Gard Softball Tournament. Whitt's beat A.T. Browns 15 0 in losers bracket then lost the final to Troy 16 12. Grindle won home run trophy Stewart and Martin earned all star honors.
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Muldowney Denied as Marvin Graham Wins NHRA Springnationals
Shirley Muldowney, the lone woman racer on the NHRA Top Fuel circuit, loses the final to Marvin Graham at National Trail Raceway. Graham clocks 6.19 seconds at 219.51 mph to Muldowney's 6.36 seconds and 230.76 mph. Don Prudhomme captures his third straight Funny Car major title in the event.
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Snake’ Prudhomme
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Foyt wins Rex Mays 150 in disputed finish
A. J. Foyt secures a 51st speedway victory at Milwaukee after a controversial black flag and postrace confusion. He passes rival Dan Gurney on lap 129 to win the 150 mile race at 114.042 mph, with Unser second Rutherford third and Dallenbach fourth amid a caution that delayed the field.
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Drag fans arrested in fracas at National Trail Raceway
Twenty one people face disorderly conduct and intoxication charges after a rock and bottle assault at the National Trail Raceway Springnationals event in Newark Ohio. Police say about 1500 people gathered, a cruiser was damaged, and U S 40 was closed for hours as officers from multiple agencies dispersed the crowd.
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National Trail Raceway
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