Three ABA Clubs To Get Close Look Today
Memphis Pros Pittsburgh Condors and Floridians face decisive two day ABA Board of Trustees meetings. Pros likely to stay in Memphis under new ownership. Condors and Floridians futures unclear. Tinkham says league will strengthen and may reduce weak franchises. Negotiations from Indianapolis discuss Pros sale to Memphis buyers.
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Snead Nephew Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic
J C Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, captures the $30 000 first prize at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with a six under par 282 total. He beats Chi Chi Rodriguez by one stroke at Whitemarsh Valley. Tee to green, he notes Uncle Sam’s influence but insists the win is his.
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Putt Out Puts Ahern Out Front
Kathy Ahern the 23 year old Texas rider turned golfer won the 1972 Eve Ladies PGA title at Pleasant Valley Country Club posting 69 in the final round for a 293 total and a six stroke victory over Joenie Black. Merlene Hagge and Sharon Miller tied for third at 301.
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Top College Nines Meet In Omaha Showdown
Top ranked Arizona State and two time defending champion Southern California meet in the opener of the West clash at the College World Series in Omaha. Arizona State pitcher Ed Bane fanned 17 in a 1 0 win over Oklahoma, while Southern Cal edged Connecticut 54 in the second round. Connecticut faces Texas and Temple meets Oklahoma in losers bracket action as the field narrows to four.
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V McGuire Reaches Forest Hills Club Championship Final
Pat McGuire advanced to the finals with a 21 victory over Arnold Grine. He will face the winner of Gene Smith versus Mike Hupka in the Flight final. Dennis Vitori meets John Laricchiuta in the A Flight final after 1 up and 3-2 wins respectively. Jerry Frechette beats Bill Bach 32 to set up a B Flight final against Chet Hall who edged Bob Henderson 1 up. Final matches set for next weekend.
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Forest Hills
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McGuire
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Dennis Vitori
John Laricchiuta
Vitori
Steve Geckeler
Lamcchiuta
John Gilmore
Jerry Frechette
Bill Bach
Chet Hall
Bob Henderson
Rowles Victor Wins Brown's Run Weekend Handicap
Wes Rowles won Brown's Run Weekend Handicap Tournament with a score of 64. Other winners include Low Bross and Walter Pagne 76, Bill McCabe, John Turner, David Driscoll, Jim Snyder 77, Low net Carl Eisenmenger 69, Stu Hatch 71. First flight Low gross Bob Briede 81 and others. Second flight Low gross Bill Sandston 87, Jim Wallace 92, H K Moore 92.
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John Turner
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Jim Snyder
Low
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Low Gross
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Wilber Cohen
Owen Combs
John Darragh
Bob Nelson
Jack Hagan
Bill Sandston
Jim Wallace
H.K. Moore
Bob White
Bill Schick
Joe Holton
Trotting Around Bases Beats Running for Sox Rally
The Chicago White Sox hit six home runs in a doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee 6-4 and 9-4, narrowing Oakland's lead in the AL West. Bill Freehan homered twice for Detroit to beat Oakland 3-2, including a ninth inning heads up play and a crucial leadoff homer.
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Holtzman
Tigers
Aurelio Rodriguez
Tony Taylor
Ritter Leads Wildwood Round With One Over Par 72
Jimmy Ritter shot a one over 72 to top yesterday's Wildwood action. Low gross honors went to Bill and Jack Osborne and Paul Spadafora with 74, Gene Seng 75. Low net secured by John Thomas 69, Gene Seng 61, Gus Mehl 65. Closest to the pin featured John Thomas No 2 and John Rolfes No 9 with 18-hole scores.
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Jack Osborne
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Gene Seng
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Gus Mehl
John Rolfes
Joe Herr
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Dick Gray
Trophy Size Banter At Ladies Day Audience
A playful exchange during Ladies Day sees Mr. Piscator praised for a large trophy while Mrs. Piscator quips about her own trophy being equally sizable, reflecting a lighthearted moment at the event.
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Tribe Gets A Southpaw
Cleveland Indians bolster pitching with Mike Kilkenny, a left handed reliever and spot starter, acquired for utility infielder Fred Stanley as they face a nine game road swing after a 5 3 loss to Minnesota to end the home stand. Kilkenny, 27, began with Detroit then moved through Oakland and San Diego, posting a 7 11 ERA across 6 13 innings in seven appearances.
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Kilkenny
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Ken Aspromonte
Indians
East Prevents Sweep In All Ohio Series Finale
In Columbus Ohio the East defeated the West 13 to 2 to stop a West sweep. Kip Young of Whiteoak pitched effectively as the East salvaged the final game after losing Friday and Saturday. The series stands 24 games apiece after 17 years of play.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stat Highlights
The list shows top leaders: batting average Stennett 0.355 and Sanguillen 0.337 for at bats leaders. Morgan 49 runs and Bonds 41. Stargell 44 RBIs with Bench 44. Brock 67 hits and Oliver 66 for Pittsburgh. Bonds 14 doubles, four others tied on 4. Bench 15 home runs and Stargell 14. Morgan 21 stolen bases with Brock 18. pitching 5 decisions Nolan 2.18 and Sutton 1.25. Carlton 122 strikeouts with Seaver leading NY at 14.
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Former Missouri coach George Edwards dies at 81
AP reports former University of Missouri basketball coach George R. Edwards died Saturday at age 81 in Columbia. Edwards led the Tigers from 1926 to 1946, guiding MU to the Big Six title in 1929 30 and a share of the crown a decade later.
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Baseball schedule and results for National League
National League lineups and night games listed for New York at Atlanta Montreal at Houston Los Angeles at St. Louis with pitchers noted. Sunday results show Chicago over Milwaukee Boston over California Minnesota over Cleveland Kansas City over New York Baltimore over Texas Detroit over Oakland. Monday games include Detroit at Minnesota Milwaukee at Texas Baltimore at Oakland.
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Corrales Traded From Reds to Padres Farm Club
Cincinnati Reds ship catcher Pat Corrales to strengthen their Indianapolis farm club. Bob Barton will replace Corrales on the Indianapolis roster and infielder Don Mason moves to Indy on loan from the Padres. Barton hails from Coyington Kentucky.
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Reds Return Home After 11-1 road run and lead the West
The Cincinnati Reds completed a 11-1 road trip powering to first in the Western Division. Gary Nolan pitched a three hitter for win number eight as Johnny Bench drove in three with four hits. The Dodgers dropped to second as Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles on Clemente's two run homer. The Mets lost to Houston trimming their East lead to a half game.
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Reds Sign Six More Draft Picks to Minor Leagues
Cincinnati Reds announce six additional signees from last week's draft joining nine recent draftees now under minor league contracts. Players include Bob Cummings Phoenix Arizona third baseman 8th round David Moore Lexington Kentucky pitcher 7th round Mike Westerman Freeport Pennsylvania shortstop 10th round Pat Sylvester Palm Springs California infielder 14th round Peter Savate Wichita Kansas second baseman 20th round Ron Van Saders Monmouth New Jersey catcher 25th round.
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Monachie
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