Fast Pitch Crown To Marshall Team
The Merchants of Marshall Texas beat Monsanto Chemicals of New Orleans 6-5 to win the Monroe Jaycee Fast Pitch Softball Tournament. Jerry Ford of Marshall earned MVP honors, earning four wins and a save in the title run.
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Marshall
Tex
Monsanto Chemicals of
New Orleans
Monroe Jaycee
Jerry Ford
Ford
Monsanto
Yazoo
Vince Cancienne
Kahn Insurance
Monroe
Kahn
Vernon Keller
Monroe Jaycees
Keller
Steve Marshall
Raymond Rugg
Frazier Lives Dangerously Crafting a Coaster Ride
Milton Gross profiles heavyweight Joe Frazier who talks of Disneyland trips with his children while admitting a fear of flying. The piece links his love of speed on motorcycles to his ring tactics and recalls a near fatal crash after a car collision last summer, noting his scars and racing mindset.
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Marvis
Jacquelyn
Disneyland
Frazier
Jun Nance
Boston Patriots
Joe
Jimmy Brown
Manuel Ramos
South Carolina
Quarry
Jerry
Yank Durham
Cloverlay, Inc
Madison Square Garden
Penn Station
Orange County
California
States Accepting Teal Hunts Must Educate Hunters
The Interior Department proposed a nine day early teal hunting season in September with a four bird daily limit and eight in possession. States accepting must conduct hunter education programs and improve waterfowl identification and enforcement while providing season data. The Mississippi and Central Flyways span multiple midwestern and southern states.
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Washington
Interior Department
Central and
Mississippi
Leslie L. Glasgow
Fish and Wildlife, Parks and Marine Resources
Glasgow
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Mets Rally to Sweep Cardinals in Doubleheader
Gary Gentry and Jerry Koosman combined for a 5-1 and 1-0 win to boost the Mets within four games of the Cubs as Tommie Agee and Rod Gaspar sparked key rallies at Shea Stadium. Koosman stretched his scoreless innings streak to 28, while Harvey Harrelson and Grote drove in runs in the first game. The Cubs edged Montreal 7-6 in the opener of a doubleheader before Montreal won the nightcap 5-4 as darkness halted play at Wrigley Field.
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Fred Windham
Kahn
Glenn Johnson
Ike McMullen
Rex Carter
Jelt
Johnson
McMullen
Bob Groves
Gary Unger
Yazoo
Angelo Danna
Cablevision
Monroe
Barksdale Afb
Gilbert Lee
999 Service
Mets
Gary Gentry
New York
Jerry Koosman
St. Louis Cardinals
Tommie Agee
Met
Rod Gaspar
Shea Stadium
Chicago
Cubs
Montreal
Jim Hickman
Dick Selma
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston
San Diego
Gentry
Cardinals
Cal Koonce
Agee
Steve Carlton
Bud Harrelson
Cleon Jones
Jerry Grote
Kossman
St. Louis
Mike Torrez
Harrelson
Mike Shannon
Gaspar
Koosman
Ton Brock
Joe Torre
St. Totts
Ftton Swoboda
Palmer falls short as Douglass wins Kemper Open
In Charlotte, Arnold Palmer surged with the crowd roaring at the Kemper Open. Dale Douglass closed strong with a final 67 to win by four strokes, while Palmer remained steady but unable to overcome Douglass's pace.
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Charlotte
N.C
Cap
Arnold Palmer
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Cole In Money at Quail Hollow with Kemper Open gain
Monroe, who qualified for the Cleveland Open by surviving the Kemper Open cut, finished among Charlotte money winners. Cole, son of Winnie Cole, collected $200 from Kemper play while posting 274 total, 14 under par at Quail Hollow. Douglass led early but Palmer surged then fell short as final standings settled.
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Clayton Cole
Monroe
Charlotte
N.C
Cole
Winnie Cole
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles Coody
Douglass
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Joel Goldstrand
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Julius Boros
Denver
Archer
Coody
Stars Shine as Bailey Powers Expos Past Cubs in Split
Bob Bailey belted two homers and four singles in six at bats, driving in four runs as Montreal split a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs 7-6 and 5-4. Dave Leonhard pitched a three hitter to grab his fifth win as the Orioles beat the Indians 6-0 after dropping the opener 3-2.
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Associated Press
Bob Bailey
Expos
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
Dave Leonhard
Orioles
Baltimore
Cleveland
Italian Hope Opens Wimbledon Against Laver
Nicola Pietrangeli, 35, Italian veteran, faces Rod Laver in the Wimbledon opening round on center court with about 15 000 fans watching. Laver, defending champion and favorite, seeks another title as Ashe and Gardiner also draw tough first rounds.
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London
Nicola Pietrangeli
Rod Laver
Australia
Pietrangeli
Laver
Pitrangeli
Clff Drysdale
South Africa
England
Brisstol
John Newcombe
Queens Club
Arthur Ashe
Clark Gardiner
U.S
Ashe
Richmond
Europe
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Graebner
New York
Ray Ruffels
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Bullet’ Cancienne
Donnie Oden
Oden
Gene Oden
Aie
Wich
Don Newman
Bill Harrell
Jim Sasch
Milton Gross
Alabama
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
Wsconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Dick Couch
Hickman
Ernie Banks
Don Shaw
Montreallis
Ron Fairly
Bill
Singger
Reds
Tom Haller
Wes Parker
Dodgers
Juan Marichal
Giants
Willie McCovey
Jack Hiatt
Ken Henderson
Kemper
Hope
America
DR. Hardtop
Country Squire
Wisgon
West Coast
Taal
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