Lema Wins Buick Open as Nicklaus Costs Runner-Up Spot
Tony Lema wins the Buick Open at Warwick Hills with Eight-under 280 to capture $20,000 and move to fourth in earnings. Jack Nicklaus blundered with a tee shot out of bounds on the last hole, dropping to fourth as Lema clinched the title and Pott finished second with 282.
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Langley Sets Fastest and Slowest Times at Harmon Raceway
In Harmon Raceway's Sunday drag events Everman Texas driver Bob Langley powered a Chrysler AA fuel dragster to a 7.78 second quarter mile at 205 mph in a duel with New Orleans rival Q-Ball Wales, who fouled at the start and caused Langley to finish pushing his vehicle for the slowest time on record.
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Major League Box Scores North Central Baseball League
Gordon Zabosky led Downsville to its first defeat of the season 5 3 as Daryl Spurlock and Carroll Spurlock doubled twice each and Ronnie Myers homered. Reggie Hammons took the loss for Downsville. At Simsboro the Ramblers won 9 5 with Edwin Ross getting the win and Rick Blackstock 3 for 5 aiding the victory while Gene Smith fanned 20 for Simsboro. Quitman defeated Dubach 2 0 behind Arnold Ramsey on the mound and two hits by Kenny Hammond. Schedule lists Ruston at Dubach and Simmsboro at Arcadia among others.
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Barfield Hurls Newellton Win
Rickey Barfield pitched a one hit game as Newellton defeated St. Joseph 11 to 1 in a Tri-Parish Dixie Senior League matchup Sun day. Earl Redwine took the loss and had the lone St. Joseph hit. Mike Parker and Phil Preis each added a triple and a double for Newellton, who sit 2-2 in league play and travel to Monterey Friday night at 8. St. Joseph remains winless in four games. Arnold Winick led Gulfstream Park trainers with 25 winners and Mickey Solomon topped the jockeys with 48 wins.
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Jarrett Repeats Grand National Stock Car Title
Ned Jarrett of Camden driving a 1965 Ford won his second straight Grand National stock car race at the Alabama Fairgrounds. He posted a 57.78 mph official speed over 53 miles and 75 laps, with the event halted after lap 107 due to rain. Dick Hutcherson finished second and G C Spencer took third.
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U S Davis Cup team sweeps Canada in Bakersfield
The United States blanked Canada 5-0 in the American zone series at the Bakersfield Racquet Club. Arthur Ashe defeated Harry Fauquier 6-4 6-0 6-4 and Gene Scott beat Keith Carpenter 6-3 7-5 7-5 to complete the shutout as U S players prepare for Wimbledon and a Dallas clash with Mexico New Zealand winner. George McCall praised the effort while noting selections remain open for future matches.
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