Cerrudo In Lead As Californians Rule Florida Open
Ron Cerrudo shot 68 to share the first round lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open with Dan January. California players Dick Lotz and Bob Lunn also posted strong showings as veteran pros and rising stars navigated 6,943 yard Hidden Hills. The field faced wind and sand fleas with January predicting possible 10 under par to win 20 000 dollars.
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Giants Hope to Break Just-Behind Streak in N L West
San Francisco, led by MVP Willie McCovey and stars Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry, faces starting pitching questions behind Marichal and Perry and questions about Jim Hart's health. Manager Clyde King frets over outfield depth and a tight West race with five teams in contention.
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Harrelson Out Dark’s Six Weeks To A Year With Injury
Ken Harrelson fractured his fibula and tore a tendon in a Mesa exhibition, sidelining the Indians slugger for at least three months and potentially up to 18. Alvin Dark said the team may trade for a right handed outfielder and platoon more in left field with Frank Baker stepping in. Harrelson batted .285 this spring and was coming on strong after a 1968 season with 109 RBI for Boston.
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Autocross Set For Saturday At Wright State Fairborn
Dayton event by Western Ohio Region and Wright State University clubs features a Sebring Auto cross on a 0.7 mile private road course at Wright State in Fairborn. Registration 9:30 to 12. runs 12:30 to dark. Entry fees 2.50 for SCCA or Wright State SCC members. 5.00 for others.
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Springhill PTO Hoop Teams Fall in Fundraiser
The Wildwood Elementary PTO Fathers beat Springhill PTO Fathers 43 to 34 at Springhill Elementary. In the nightcap Bair's Feminine Stars defeated the PTO Mothers 36 to 18 as both Springhill teams lost in the charity fund event.
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Boxing Roundup From Coast to Coast
Portland bout saw George Johnson age 168 from Trenton New Jersey defeat Bob Herrington 169 of New York by decision in ten rounds. In Los Angeles Jerry Quarry 202 of Bellflower California outpointed George Scrap Iron Johnson 215 of Los Angeles in ten rounds.
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Bruins Edge Black Hawks In NHL Showdown
Boston beat Chicago 3 1 to claim first in the East as Derek Sanderson scored a short handed opening goal and Johnny Bucyk added two goals. Ed Johnston stopped 36 shots to seal the win while Philadelphia tied New York 2 2 for its 24th league draw. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh 3 1 and Montreal beat Los Angeles 6 1.
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Ken Graves Still Leads Eagle Meet
The seventh State Eagles Bowling Tournament at Sports Bowl continues this weekend with Ken Graves of New Lexington holding the singles lead after a 729 series and a Sunday 160 opening. Garfield teammates B Tuma and J Lucas upended Norwalk’s R Zimmerman and W Scheid in doubles, while Joe's Bar No. 2 of Wadsworth leads team standings with 3226. Warren Van Riper of Mansfield tops all-events at 1818 as contingents from Canton Bucyrus and Medina arrive.
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Bowling Honor Roll Figures Highlight Season Standouts
The Bowling Honor Roll lists multiple top scorers from men and women. Notable performances include M. Ballard with 240 235 213 for 688 and B. Theodore 236 233 217 for 686. Triplicate entry shows H. Doughman.
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Hoop Officials President Named
Bob Whetstone of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio Association of Basketball Officials at its annual meeting on the Ohio State University campus He succeeds Al Weigel of Dover.
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Unfinished standings note as teams head to sixteenth round
The brief states that both teams have eight games left to play. No other details on teams, dates, or venues are provided.
Nancy's House of Drugs Seeks Third Straight City Bowling Title
The Women's City Bowling Tournament heads to Eastern Lanes as Nancy's House of Drugs defends its title. Misfits lead with 2,787 after two weekends, while last year’s 2,800 would top this year’s field. Bracketed by singles doubles and all events leaders, the event runs through Sunday with team rounds Saturday and finals day.
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Halas and Hunt named NFL conference leaders
George Halas of the Chicago Bears was elected president of the NFL's National Conference and Lamar Hunt of the Kansas City Chiefs will head the American Conference. The change was announced at a meeting of NFL executives led by commissioner Pete Rozelle.
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Del Insko Leads Yonkers Harness Meet Money Winners
Del Insko, dominating the Yonkers New York winter and spring harness racing meet, led drivers in money won with a total of 475,922 dollars across 99 victories.
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