Devlin Leads Canadian Open With 135 After Two Rounds
Bruce Devlin, an Australian who initially failed to file an entry, moved into sole first with a five under par 135. He shot 67 then 68 at St. George's Golf Club as Ken Still and Bob Charles trailed by three. Billy Casper, Nicklaus, Palmer, and others also competed in the 200,000 dollar event.
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U.S
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Tom Weiskopf
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Arnold Palmer
London Amateur Final Stages In Grass Court Showdown
Clark Graebner and Tom Okker, both amateurs, meet in the London Grass Courts final at Queen’s Club as Okker last defeated Rod Laver. The pair combined have toppled five pros en route, underscoring Wimbledon’s upcoming openness.
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Ballard Loses Consolation Final in Regional Tennis
Middletown’s P. D. Ballard fell in the 18 and under consolation final at the Regional Tournament in Charleston West Virginia. He lost 6 0 6 2 to Henry Burns of Cincinnati after defeating third seed Frank Hatten of Huntington 6 4 6 3 in the semifinals.
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Smith Picks Right Races 200 Meter Title at AAU Meet
Tommie Smith won the 200 meter in 20.3 seconds, setting a meet record after avoiding the 100s where Greene and Hines ran 9.9. George Young earned Athlete of the Meet honors with an American record in the 3000 meter steeplechase. Southern California Striders led the team standings with 127 points.
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Ron Denoon
Frank Covelli
John Mason
Olympic Trial Set For OU's Taylor
Emmett Taylor of Ohio University qualified for the U S Olympic trials with a 46.3 second 400 meters at the AAU championships in Sacramento. His time ranks seventh in the finals field.
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Ohio University
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Bengals Sign Bronco Booter
Cincinnati Bengals announce signing of Dale Livingston their third round pick from Western Michigan. Livingston averaged 43.3 yards per punt last season and is a candidate for punting and place kicking jobs per general manager Paul Brown.
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Piraino Near World Record in Fresno Open First Round
Fresno Calif AP left handed bowler Piraino from Syracuse New York came within 23 pins of a world record in the Fresno Open opening round. He averaged 253 for the first six games of the tournament.
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Calif
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Syracuse
N.Y
Holy Cross assistant coach Milt Piepul resigns
Worcester Mass AP reports Holy Cross College football assistant coach Milt Piepul resigns effective September 1 after two seasons on the staff. He cited personal reasons and will remain with the program through the start of the fall term.
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Holy Cross College
Wright Slips On Final Holes In LPGA Tilt
Mickey Wright struggles at Pleasant Valley as past jinx returns on the 17th hole now numbered 17 after remodelling. She shoots an 80 in round two to finish 158, six behind Sandra Post who leads heading into the third round of the $20,000 LPGA championship. Post sits at 147 with Whitworth and Whalen one stroke back.
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Pleasant Valley Country Cub
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Pleasant Valley
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Sandra Post
Oakville
Ont
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Kathy Whitworth
Germany
Gerda Whalen
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Sandra Spuzich
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Ohio Fishing Outlook Shows Steady Weekend Prospects
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports conditions around lakes and streams largely unchanged with solid catches statewide. Buckeye Lake offers clear, normal conditions with bass, bluegill, and catfish activity. Kiser Lake excellent for bluegills. Lake St Marys good for bass bluegills crappies and catfish. Cowen Lake clear and normal with muskies crappies and channel catfish activity.
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Cage Bucs Trade Veterans for Promising Youngsters
New Orleans Bucs swap two veterans for three young players in a cashless deal with the Oakland Oaks. Doug Moe a 30-year-old 6 5 forward and Larry Brown 27, 5-9 guard, depart for Oakland in exchange for Ron Fraz 22, Barry Leibowitz 22, and Steve Jones 25. The ABA club, in its initial season, had fallen to Pittsburgh in the playoffs.
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Heckert Named Coach At Adrian College
Tom C. Heckert, former Maumee High School football coach, is chosen as head baseball coach and assistant coach for football and basketball at Adrian College. A Youngstown native and Kent State graduate, he will join the Adrian staff.
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Knothole Results From Class C League Night
In LeSourdsville Lake and surrounding venues teams posted scores across Class C play. Notable results include Peace's Market 0 over Knothole leads 17 in a high scoring night, while Water Refining 5 defeated American Armco 6 and First National Bank 4 beat Heber Jones 3.
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St. Pauls Rally Sparks 15-10 Victory in Church League
St. Pauls scored six runs in the fifth inning to beat an opponent 15-10 at Goldman Park. Dave Schneider homered for St. Pauls, while J Bowen B Mallory and B Wallace homered for the Tytus Avenue squad. Oxford St Road Church of God, led by Larry Barker two-run homer, also romped in the fifth and sixth.
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Safety League Winners Score Over 20 Runs
Open Hearth No 1 Maintenance defeated Inspection 21 4 while Mets crushed Open Hearth No 2 Maintenance 28 5 and Zinc Grip beat Hot Strip Maintenance 21 3. Products edged Cold Strip Products 15 14 with a late run. Norman and Hall homered. each Mets player had two homers. Courtney hit one for Open Hearth No 2. Crowe and Brown led Open Hearth No 1 with five hits. Kraft hit three homers for Zinc Grip. Reifsnyder added a home run.
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Lebanon Raceway Daily Race Results Highlights
Race results show winners with times and payouts across ten races at Lebanon Raceway. Notable entries include Meadow Adam and Charming Adam securing early placings, with Trot and Pace events detailing top finishes and payoffs.
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Bears Sign Four Defensive Backs Including Bennie McRae
The Chicago Bears announced that four defensive backs have signed 1968 contracts. Bennie McRae six years in the league joins Charlie Brown Al Dodd and Tom Greenlee who spent 1967 as a ready reserve.
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Bears
Chicago
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Dark Mirage Seeks First Triple Crown in Oaks Bid
Dark Mirage, the heavy favorite, aims to win the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park to capture the first Triple Crown for fillies. She previously won the Prioress La Troienne Kentucky Oaks Acorn and Mother Goose, with 121 pounds. Opponents include Moss Gay Matelda Syrian Sea and Parida, in a Saturday card alongside the Arlington Classic and Queen's Plate.
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Mighty Miss
Dark Mirage
Belmont Park
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New York Racing Association
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Moss
C.T. Chenery
Isidor Bieber
Ossible
Arlington Park
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Toronto
Max Gluck
October House Farm
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Adele L. Rand
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