Pine Hills Kay Hines wins Illinois Valley Women’s Golf title
Kay Hines of Pine Hills storms to the championship flight with 72 70 at Ottawa Da De Do Golf Course. June Anderson of Mendota runner up with 144. A B C Flights go to playoff with Lea Hepburn and Hazy Hoge clinching A Flight. Deer Park takes team trophy as 93 players compete in 36 holes.
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Ottawa
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Mendota
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Hazy Hoge
Bureau Valley
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Ruth Smith
Da-De-Do
June Zupancic
Spring Creek
Edith Wagner
South Bluff
June
Mary Eagle
Elda Hoenes
Da-De-Co
Marie Witcher
Rita Cresar
Deer Park
Wilma Tibbitts
Morris Country Club
Jeri Dolezal
Betty McCullum
Jeanne Fox
Trevino Recovers After Emergency Appendectomy in New Mexico
Golf star Lee Trevino was listed in good condition after an emergency appendectomy at St. Anne's Hospital in Truth or Consequences. The El Paso native, winner of $197,219 in PGA events this year, held a clinic in Socorro then underwent surgery around 2:30 a.m. EDT.
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Lee Trevino
St. Anne’s Hospital
Trevino
Soccoro
New Mexico
D. E. Stoops
Leonard R. Becker
Albuquerque
Dr. Stoops
el Paso
Tex
Dodgers edge Cardinals 6 5 as Davis steals show at bases
Willie Davis overcame two baserunning errors to spark the Dodgers against the Cardinals and Bob Gibson. Davis went 2-for-3 with a key outfield catch and aggressive baserunning helped Los Angeles rally to a 6-5 victory, cutting the gap in the NL West behind San Francisco.
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Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Dodger
Gibson
Davis
Willie Crawford
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Javier
Ted Simmons
Maury Wills
Cal Maxvill
Crawford
Dodgers
Boxing Fight Results From AP Across Cities
In Aumori Alfredo Marcan stopped Hiroshi Kobayashi in 10 rounds. In Genoa Bruno Arach outpointed Ruben Arocha over 10. In New York Chu Chu Malave outpointed Harold Weston Jr. after 9. In Los Angeles Mac Foster KOed Billy Joiner in the fifth.
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Japan
Alfredo Marcan
Venezuela
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Genoa
Italy
Bruno Arach
Ruben Arocha
Mexico City
New York
Chu-Chu Malave
Harold Weston Jr
Los Angeles
Mac Foster
Billy Joiner
Cincinnati
Paige Inducted Into Hall Of Fame As First Pre1947 Negro Star
Leroy Paige joins baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown amid praise for his prime as a feared hard thrower and smart pitcher. Special committee member Frank Forbes says Paige would have won 30 games in the majors, a claim echoed by peers. The ceremony also honors seven other inductees as the exhibition game features Cleveland past and Chicago Cubs with four homers.
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Paige
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Ol’ Satchel
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Ted Williams
Baseball Library
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Dave Bancroft
Chick Hafey
Harry Hooper
Joe Kelley
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Sam McDowell
Indians
McDowell
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Clark
Ernie Banks
Chris Cannizzaro
Cubs
Worden's Tap extends lead with 5-3 win over Charlie's Place
Worden's Tap improved to 15-4 in the Morris 14 Inch Softball League West Division after a 5-3 victory over Charlie's Place (2-16). Key moments include Ken Enger's solo homer for Worden's and Steve Stangland's fifth inning homer for Charlie's.
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Charlie’s Place
Amax
YMCA
Sparks
Charlie
Tom Olson
Werden
Terry Hiles
Boston 12 Detroit 11 in Monday American League clash
The AL East leaders saw Boston edge Detroit 12 to 11 in a high scoring Monday game. Key batters and late runs fueled a back and forth contest across the night slate and set a tone for the week.
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Thompson
Twinight
Colbert
Bradley
Wright
Bahnsen
Odom
Hunter
Peters
Culp
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