Hyndman Seeks Victory In British Amateur Final
Hyndman, 53, fears fatigue as he faces Mike Bonallack in the 36 hole final at Royal Liverpool. The U S player, oldest finalist in 36 years, won quarter and semis over Belgian and South African youths. Bonallack aims to become the fourth four-time champion while defeating Morey and Davidson to reach the final.
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England
Bill Hyndman III
United States
Mike Bonallack
Hyndman
Bonallack
Dale Morey
High Point
Beman Refuses To Reveal Secret In U S Open Race
Houston AP reports Deane Beman, a 1 year old secret program in golf, refuses to share his method while shooting 69 in the second round to reach 137, one stroke ahead of Bob Murphy and Miller Barber at Champions Golf Club. Nicklaus and Palmer remain in the hunt as Trevino misses the cut.
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Houston
Deane Beman
Bob Murphy
Miller Barber
Bob Rosburg
George Knudson
al Geiberger
Charles Coody
Big Jack Nicklaus
Cubs Rally Past Reds in 10th for 14-8 Win
Cubs beat Cincinnati 14-8 after a six run 10th inning led by Jim Qualls who slid home on Paul Popovich’s single blocked by Pat Corrales. Billy Williams homered in the ninth to push Chicago ahead before a late Reds rally tied the game. Jose Pena was the loser after a prior win.
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Jim Qualls
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
Qualls
Paul Popovich
Pat Corrales
Corrales
Billy Williams
Wayne Granger
Jose Pena
Popovich
Los Angeles
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Leo Durocher
Dave Bristol
Dodgers
Mota
Art Shamsky
Jim Lefebvre
Koosman
Milt Pappas
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Bill Mazeroski
Manny Sanguillen
Houston
Ray Washburn
Cardinals
Doug Rader
Denis Menke
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League stats show M Alou Pittsburgh .364 and McCovey San Francisco .353 in batting. Runs led by Wynn Houston 48 and Kessinger Chicago 44. Banks Chicago 34 RBIs, McCovey 48. Home runs McCovey 20, May 17. Stolen bases Brock 26. Pitching leaders include Stone 6-0 and McNally 8-0. Notes mention Popovich trade and Cubs manager Leo Durocher remarks after a late rally.
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Pittsburgh
McCovey
San Francisco
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
L. May
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Brock
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
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Holtzman
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Jenkins
Blair
Baltimore
F. Howard
Washington
Carew
Minnesota
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Seattle
Petrocelli
Boston
R. Jackson
Oakland
Harper
Campaneris
McNally
Lyle
McDowell
Cleveland
Culp
Marichal Tops Pitchers With 7-2 Mark After Six-Hitter
Juan Marichal pitched a six-hitter to lead the Giants to a 4-2 win over Montreal. He raised this season record to 7-2 and career mark to 177-79, elevating his winning percentage to .691, surpassing Whitey Ford for best in the majors.
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San Francisco Giants
Giants
Montreal Expos
Marichal
Newnings York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
San Diego
San Francisco
Montreal
Nelson Back With Indians In Shaky Return
Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 6 4 as Davey Nelson returned from a two month hamstring layoff. The club cleared roster space by selling Jack Hamilton to the White Sox Tucson farm and recalled Ray Fosse after his finger fracture. Rob Gardner was traded to Syracuse for John Orsino who was sent to Portland. Portland then bought pitcher Sammy Ellis from Chicago.
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Cleveland
Minnesota Twins
Indians
Jack Hamilton
Chicago White Sox
Tucson
Ray Fosse
Portland
Fosse
Rob Gardner
New York Yankees
Syracuse
John Orsino
Orsino
Sammy Ellis
Junior Open Leader Has 68
Mike Keneson a 16 year old from Parma led 110 players with a two under par 68 in the first of two 18 hole qualifiers for the Mid-America Junior Open at the Possum Run course He had five birdies and three bogies and beat runner up Neil Gerhart of Lexington who shot 69 A second qualifying round and match play follow on Monday and Tuesday in Mansfield Ohio
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Bill Davidson
Scotland
Hyndman
Pierre Toussaint
Belgium
Dale Hayes
South Africa
Bonallack
Morey
Mike
Mansfield
Ohio
Mike Keneson
Parma
Keneson
Possum Run
Neil Gerhart
Lexington
Ohio Fishing Outlook Bright
Ohio anglers report good to fair conditions across most regions with ongoing catches. In southwestern Ohio the weekend outlook is fair with Lake St Marys water high and churning. crappies bullheads and channel catfish reported with Jakins minnows and crayfish. Rocky Fork Lake water normal to roily with fair outlook. Grant Lake clear and normal. Stonelick Lake clear and normal where largemouth bass are being taken with artificial bait.
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Rocky Fork Lake
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Grant Lake
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Carroll
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Lake
Dick Haucke Hired as Middletown High Assistant Coach
Dick Haucke, a University of Cincinnati graduate and Cincinnati all time prep scorer, announced his hire as an assistant basketball coach at Middletown High. The move would replace Ed Payne who will lead football and basketball at the new Freshman High School.
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Middletown High
Haucke
Ed ‘‘Skeeter ] Payne
Phil Bergen
Bergen
Franklin
Paul Walker
Jesse Mayabb
U S Midwest All Stars Beat Vs Praha in Prague Exhibition
Robert Guy and Jesse Price combined for 51 points to lead the U S Midwest College All-Star team past Vs Praha of Czechoslovakia 87 to 79 in Prague, their fourth straight win on the tour. Guy scored 30 and Price 21.
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Robert Guy
Jesse Price
Vs Praha
Czechoslovakia
Guy
Price
Kessinger Ties Shortstop Mark Kessinger Ties Shortstop
Cincinnati AP report notes Don Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs tied a National League shortstop record by extending his errorless streak to 52 consecutive games on Friday night. The mark surpasses Johnny Kerr's 1946 NL standard, with Carrasquel holding the overall 33 game MLB record since 1951.
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Cincinnati
Don Kessinger
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Kerr
New York Giants
Chico Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
Marichal Dominates As Giants Edge Montreal In may Game
Juan Marichal pitched his seventh complete game this season and improved his outlook for a high winning percentage as the Giants beat Montreal. The Phillies, Dodgers, Pirates, Astros, and Cubs also won, with notable contributions from Rick Wise, Alan Foster, Manny Mota, and Bill Mazeroski in tight matchups across the league.
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Rick Wise
Philadelphia
San Diego
Alan Foster
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
St.Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Giants
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Pilots Open Season With Nine-Man Pitching Staff
The Seattle Pilots opened their American League season with a nine-man pitching staff that boasted a combined 40-37 major league record for 1968.
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Seattle Pilots
Pilots players hit 41 homers in 1968 led by Mincher
Don Mincher led Seattle Pilots with 13 homers in 1968 while the roster collectively slugged 41 big league round trippers. The season highlighted Mincher’s power as the team produced its top HR total.
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Seattle Pilots
Don Mincher
California Angels
Termite warning from unknown canvasser prompts home owners
A warning about termites is issued urging caution with unfamiliar door to door canvassers and questioning trust in a house to house inspector. The message stresses not to rely on unverified operatives and to verify credentials before accepting services.
Hardware Ad Highlights Beech 422-8384 Service
Brief listing for Nohn Hardware in Middletown campaign style notes thousands of satisfied users. Names Lewis J Purdy and Beech appear with a contact number 422-8384 and GA code 1-46a2, indicating regional reference and long-standing service in the 28th year.
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Middletown
Lewis J. Purdy
Nohn Hardware
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