Douglass Wins Kemper Open With 67 For Four-Stroke Victory
Dale Douglass held off Arnold Palmer and challengers to win the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He finished 14 under par at 274, four strokes ahead of Charles Coody who shot 278. Palmer tied for third after a final 66, with Gary Player and Bruce Crampton close behind. Douglass earlier won the Azalea Open this season.
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Bob Green
Charlotte
Iig
Aves
Arnold Palmer
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles Coody
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Joel Goldstrand
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Douglas
Denver
Archer
Coody
Gallevies
City Meet Set Back By Sunday Rain
The City Softball Tournament was rained out yesterday reducing games to two complete and one partial. Ten games are on tap tonight with the event expected to finish Thursday. Wrenn Paper earned its second win 12-5 over Ohio Bell while the Middletown Rebels defeated the B and H All-Stars 5-4. Whitt’s Eagles led 3-2 when rain halted play in the fourth inning and will complete tonight.
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Wrenn Paper
Ohio Bell
Middletown Rebels
Field Named For Red Rolfe
Dartmouth renamed Memorial Field in Hanover New Jersey to honor Robert A Red Rolfe a former Dartmouth star 1929 1931 who joined the New York Yankees and helped six American League championship teams Rolfe later served as athletic director at Dartmouth from 1954 to 1967 during the renaming announcement this weekend.
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Hanover
Dartmouth
Robert A
Red” Rolfe
Indians
New York Yankees
Rolfe
Weekend Fights in San Juan and Quito Details
Jose King Roman outpointed Chuck Wepner in San Juan Puerto Rico while Eugenio Espinoza stopped Antonio Machila Herarra in Quito Ecuador. The bouts featured fighters from Puerto Rico Colombia Ecuador and New Jersey with notable scoring and stoppages.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Jose “King” Roman
Chuck Wepper
Bayonee
N.J
Quito
Eucador
Eugenio Espinoza
Ecuardor
Antonio “Machila’ Herrarra
Colombia
Cincinnati pitchers posted NL's highest ERA per nine last season
Cincinnati pitchers posted 3.56 earned runs per nine innings, the highest figure in the National League, reflecting poor staff performance across the season.
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Cincinnati
Wiebe Sets Hot Rod Track Record at Donnybrooke
John Wiebe of Newton Iowa captured the top fuel crown at the National Hot Rod Association meet at Donnybrooke Speedway netting 800 dollars after a quarter mile in 6.9 seconds. A field of 300 entries from 16 states drew 11 200 spectators for the event.
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Brainerd
Minn
John Wiebe
Newton
Iowa
National Hot Rod Association
Donnybrooke Speedway
Wiebe
Susie Manwell Benning Seeks Open Defense in Florida
Susie Manwell Benning heads to Pensacola Florida to defend her U S Women’s Open title after a one stroke victory in the Pabst Classic. The California native posted a final round 71 to finish 54 holes at 211 five under par. The win lifts her to eighth on the money list with earnings of 10215 and marks her second LPGA triumph in three weeks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Susie Manwell Benning
Fensacola
Fla
Lake Tahoe
Nev
B Berning
Shirley Englehorn
Raymond Memorial Golf Course
Clifford Ann Gordon
Miss Englehorn
Donna Caponi
Mrs. Benning
Romans Excels At Wildwood Golf Meet
Italian pro Romans fired a three under par 68 at Wildwood Golf Club, with a front and back nine 34s and an eagle at No. 6. Dale Whisler was second gross with 73, followed by Hart 75 and Cornetla 76.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Romans
Dale Whisler
Whisler
Bob Hart
Joe Cornetla
Jim Waxweiler
Bob McCabe
Joe Ritter
Bob Trimbie
Ace To Ace Takes Golfer 40 Years
Toledo golfer John Laipply Sr. finally nailed a hole in one this spring matching the course opening ace from 40 years ago. He told club pro Larry Brown the new ace marked the long wait since the course began. Detroit Tiger pitchers led the American League in complete games last season with 99.
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Toledo, Ohio
John Laipply Sr
Toledo
Larry Brown
Detroit Tiger
Majestic Prince Out With Ankle Inflammation For 1970 Return
Trainer Longden said Majestic Prince, Triple Crown hopeful, will miss action until 1970 due to inflammation in both front ankles. The Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner tapered after Belmont loss. owner Frank McMahon overruled Longden on Belmont run, and the horse now faces firing treatment to reduce inflammation.
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Los Angeles
Prince
Johnny Londen
Newsmen
Longden
Serous
Aris and Letters
Chicago
Majestic Prince
Arts and Letters
Langden
Frank McMahon
Hollywood Park
Records Fall At Chautauqua Open AAU Meet
Sixteen records set at the Chautauqua Open AAU meet on the final day with 14 Ohio AAU marks and two national records. Cincinnati swimmers led the list, including Marlins members Alice Jones and Heidi Sipe who set national standards in the girls 15 17 age group. Jones posted 1 01.1 in the 10 yard butterfly and Sipe 2 06.4 in the 200 yard freestyle.
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Chautauqua
Ohio Amateur Athletic Union
Cincinnati
Alice Jones
Heidi Sipe
Marlins
Miss Jones
Miss Lipe
Cleveland Open Hold Qualifiers at Aurora Country Club
A field of 171 professionals and amateurs compete Monday at Aurora Country Club to earn a berth in the Cleveland Open. Exempt pros skip qualifying. Wayne Yates of Atlanta is among non-exempt entrants. prize money totals 22,000 for first, 12,500 for second, 7,850 for third, and 5,180 for fourth.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Aurora Country Club
Aurora
Wayne Yates
Atlanta
Smith Combs Win Two Man Handicap Tourney at Brown's Run
Owen Combs and Morris Smith combined to win Brown's Run Country Club Two-Man Best Ball Handicap Tournament with a 60. A tie for second between C O Deem and Bob Davidson and William Owens and Charles Buchert at 61 highlighted by Davidson's eagle on the fourth hole with a two iron.
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Owen Combs
Morris Smith
Brown's Run Country Club
C.O. Deem
Bob Davidson
William Owens
Charles Buchert
Davidson
Ratleff Shines as South Wins in All Star Classic
Columbus East star Eddie Ratleff led the South with 30 points as the South beat the North 98 95 in the high school all star game. Allan Hornyak and Willie Townsend added double digit totals for the South and Nick Conner secured the late steal and winner. Nick Weatherspoon led the North with 22 points.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus East
Eddie Ratleft
Ratlett
East
Rebels
Ratleff
Allan Hornyak
Bellaire St. Johns
Willie Townsend
Hamilton Garfield
Nick Conner
Hornyak
Townsend
Conner
Nick Weatherspoon
Canton McKinley
Associated Press
North
Latonta Race Course Race Card Overview
The page lists the Latonta Race Course lineup with ten races. Each race names multiple horses including Pace and Trot events and a mix of entries such as Our Camp Moot Queen Lenawee Abbe APF Force Doctor and others across all divisions. The card reads like a traditional day of harness racing entries and horse names for each race.
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Pace
Lucky Gene
Our Camp
Royal Sandpiper
Moot Queen
Lenawee Abbe
APF Force Doctor
Busy Lang
Admirsi Joan
Little Det
Little Orince
Kni Romance
Columbine Bertha
Eppa Girl
Sadie’s Mac
Noble Rodney
Over Looking
Bold Eagle
Wayne
J. J. Hagler
Scariettts
Miss Pity
Pat
Lady Colewood
the Deacon
Star Face
Jearalyn Kay
Lady Karen D
Topland D
Virgne’s Beauty
Justly Saved
Gray
Dream
Queponce Don
Jerimiah Joe
Mort's
Shi Hero
David F
Aurora Borealis
Sue Jack
Eternal Flame
Noble Scot
Peachtree Parader
Bondyile
Marcyway
Michie Pointer
USAC Stock Race Washed Out in Terre Haute
A 100 lap U S A C stock car race at Terre Haute Ind was washed out by rain on Sunday Officials said a decision on rescheduling would be announced today local timing and weather forced cancellation with no outcome yet determined.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Auto Club
Center Court Opens With Pietrangeli Against Laver
Nicola Pietrangeli a 35 year old Italian veteran leads off the opening day at Wimbledon center court facing Rod Laver the reigning champion and bookies favorite in a two week event anticipated before 15 000 fans The Italian idol has long drawn crowds while Laver continues as the overwhelming favorite though recent open events saw defeats by Drysdale and Newcombe in preparation for the title duel sets are best of three in these tune up matches
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Taley Witho
Rod Laver
Australia
Pietrangeli
Laver
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Bristol
John Newcombe
London
Queens Club
Wimbledon
Unser Wins Langhorne 150 In Rain-Recheck
Bobby Unser wins the Langhorne 150 restart as the race resumes after rain delays. He posts an average speed of 112.424 mph in a rear engine turbo Offenhauser to claim about $15,000, finishing 10 seconds ahead of Art Pollard. Mario Andretti briefly led before Unser regained the front and held on at the finish, with Gordon Johncock third.
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Langhorne, Pa
Bobby Unser
Langhorne
Unser
Andretti
Art Polland
Pollard
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