Nicklaus Wins Open Aces Jones Record At Pebble Beach
Jack Nicklaus, 32, wins his third U S Open and 13th major, matching Bob Jones's record, in gusty Pebble Beach conditions. He finishes three strokes ahead of Bruce Crampton with Arnold Palmer tied for third and Lee Trevino near the pack after a brutal final round.
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Seaver Tops Reds With Ninth Win In 2-1 Mets Victory
Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter and hit a homer in the ninth to lift the New York Mets 2-1 over the Cincinnati Reds. Seaver fanned seven, improved to nine wins, and explained his late-season regain of form after a spring-compiled layoff. Duffy Dyer collected two doubles and a ground-rule double as Cincinnati misfired on offense led by Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan.
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Archbold Pitcher Ed Grime Signs with Phillies
Archbold left handed pitcher Ed Grime an eighth round pick signed with the Philadelphia Phillies for an undisclosed salary. He threw three no hitters for Archbold High School this spring and led Archbold to the Ohio American Legion title last summer. He will report to Pulaski Virginia in the Appalachian League.
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Darden Signs Multi Year Pact With Browns
Sandusky native Tom Darden has signed a multi year contract with the Cleveland Browns. The defensive back from the University of Michigan was the club s No 1 pick in last winter s player draft.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
The National League standings show Cincinnati leading with a 35 21 record while Houston sits 4 23 and Atlanta 27 29. Sunday results include Chicago 5 Los Angeles 4 and Montreal 2 Atlanta 0. Monday games list matchups across six cities with pitchers Stone Hands Sutton and Dierker among starters.
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MLB standings current with teams Detroit Baltimore New York Cleveland Boston Milwaukee West Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City and California. Listed are records Gms and winning percentages. Scheduled games include Texas at New York rainouts and several matchups with notes on pitchers and recent results.
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Reuss narrowly loses perfect bid in 10-0 win adds to Astros lead
Jerry Reuss, 23, nearly pitched a no-hit shutout as the Astros defeated the Phillies 10-0. Larry Bowa broke the bid with a ninth inning double after eight hitless frames. Cesar Cedeno added two doubles and a homer as Houston moved closer to Cincinnati in the NL West while Tom Seaver and the Mets won to stay atop the division. The Pirates and Padres split, San Diego shutting out Pittsburgh 1-0. Cubs beat Dodgers 5-4 on Don Kessinger RBI, Montreal edged Atlanta 2-1 with Mike Torrez tw0-hitter, and San Francisco crushed St Louis 8-2.
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Mustache Day Boosts A's to Big Win Over Indians
Vida Blue earns his first win of the season as Oakland rolls to a 6 0 victory over Cleveland in front of 33 277 fans in Oakland. Mike Epstein and George Hendrick hit homers, and the A's rally with a two out rally in the sixth inning after a Blue infield hit and an error.
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Stottlemyre Tops AL Active Shutouts with 31
New York AP Mel Stottlemyre's early season two shutouts against the California Angels push him to 31 career AL shutouts, leading current pitchers. Whitey Ford holds the all time Yankee mark at 45, nine more than Red Ruffing.
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Cepeda to meet Braves on walkout dispute
Atlanta AP report says Orlando Cepeda, suspended after leaving a Braves game when not in the lineup, will meet today with club officials to resolve his two day walkout. The 34 year old former NL MVP said he is fed up with not playing and indicated a knee issue is used as excuse.
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Floridians Do Not Appeal To Cincinnati Investors
Cincinnati bid to buy the Miami Floridians and relocate them to Cincinnati collapsed as no local investors could be assembled. Joe Gregory, former Kentucky Colonel owner, said he could have bought the team with his wife but sought local involvement for success.
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Seattle bowler to represent U S in Americas tourney
Mac Lowry of Seattle Washington the 1972 ABC all events champion will represent the United States in the 10th Tournament of the Americas in Miami Florida. He is sponsored by the American Bowling Congress for the week long competition expected to draw entries from more than 20 countries.
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U S Davis Cup Team Tops Mexico to Reach American Final
The United States swept Mexico 5-0 in the North American Zone finals as Stan Smith and Harold Solomon won singles, with Smith and Tom Gorman taking the doubles. The U S will face Chile in the American Zone final starting July 21 in Santiago after Chile beat Brazil 4-1. Romania beat Italy to reach European Zone A final, while Czechoslovakia defeated West Germany to set up a final with Spain in Zone B.
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