Open leaders struggle at Pebble Beach in opening round
A crowded 71 leads the U S Open as Jack Nicklaus and six others tie at one under par. Players Gary Player Orville Moody Chi Chi Rodriguez and Arnold Palmer struggled amid fog and sun on the Pebble Beach course with Trevino and Sanders posting high scores as the field reels.
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Lee Trevino
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Doug Sanders
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Bunky Henry
Atlanta
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Rosenbloom’s Dayton stage run recalled by sports columnist
In the late 1950s Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom acted in Guys and Dolls at Memorial Hall in Dayton as John Kenley brought summer stock to town. The piece notes how boxers like Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano found post boxing work in entertainment and recalls the author’s backstage chats during Kenley’s shows.
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Backstage Surprise with Maxie and Kenley
The narrator recalls a backstage moment with Maxie and John Kenley during a night club scene after intermission. They invited volunteers to sit at tables as dancers performed Take Back Your Mink. Winnie in the audience was surprised by the reveal, and the narrator, despite joy, was turned down for an Actors Equity card.
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Rose Seeks Strong Start as Reds Open Series with Mets
Cincinnati hosts New York in a three game set after a seven game win streak. Pete Rose has slumped early but aims to rebound as Jerry Koosman faces Gary Nolan. Johnny Bench leads Cincinnati's offense with 17 homers and 47 RBIs this month.
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Braves Buy Hoerner Trade From Phillies Quiet Deadline
The Philadelphia Phillies traded reliever Joe Hoerner and a minor league first baseman to Atlanta for Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer as the lone deal at the trading deadline. Earlier, Philadelphia sent catcher Tim McCarver to Montreal for John Bateman. Phillies GM Paul Owens said Hoerner’s departure was necessary to strengthen right handed starters.
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Baseball Standings and Friday's Schedule
East and West divisions show records for several teams with percentages. Friday's games include Chicago at Boston, Texas at New York, Kansas City at Milwaukee, Baltimore at Minnesota, Cleveland at Oakland, and Detroit at California.
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