Twi-Lite League tightens race at Morris Country Club
Ventress Bloopers hold top spot with 134 points but Marth Slicers close to 133. Dubbers rise to third with 130 as Drivers fall to fourth. Putters stay fifth and Ball Marks reach a season best sixth while Hookers slide to seventh. Results include low gross by Connor and low net by Fleming amid matchups and notes on weather cancellations at MCC.
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Ventress
Marth
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Perucca
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Connor
Hynds
Luck
Fox
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van Duyne
Creekies
Gary Connor
Joe Fleming
Joe Siegmund
John Steele
Tom Hanrahan
Harry Biddle
van Duynes
MCC
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Pete
Joe Heaton
Bob Jordan
Jim Buster
Andy Barla
Ralph Johnson
Elmer Nelson
Tim Wright
Harold Finefield
Bill James
John Kusmoul
Jack Sinon
Larry Silagy
Seattle Sutton
Helen Danielson
Helen Ventress
Elsa Kusler
Louise Ryan
Marlene Smith
Praire Lake
Baseball standings and results wrap from the day
National League results include Cincinnati 5 New York 2 and Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 3. St Louis 4 San Francisco 2. In AL action Chicago 6 Boston 4 and Oakland 5 Cleveland 4. Baltimore 2 Minnesota 0. Key players include Mike Andrews driving in five for Chicago and Angel Mangual's seventh inning homer for Oakland.
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Kline
Kekich
Bradley
Tiant
Nelson
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Cuellar
Perry
Tidrow
Hunter
Detroit
Lolich
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Boston Red Sox
Angel Mangual
A's
White Sox
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Mangual
Jim Palmer
Orioles
New York Mets
Dick Allen
Sonny Siebert
Luis Alvarado
Rich Morales
Andy Kosco
Carl Yastrzemski
Roy Foster
Vida Blue
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A’s
Matty Alou
Reggie Jackson
Mike Epstein
Sal Bando
Ted Kubiak
Gene Tenace
Dunning
Mike Kilekenny
Graig Nettles
Palmer
Don Baylor
Dick Woodson
Boog Powell
Kindelspire's Lose Damn Near Out of Tournament
The Wilmington Red Hatters defeated Kindelspire's of Morris 19-15 to eliminate them from the Quad County Women's Invitational. The Red Hatters now face Bozo's Liquors at 6 p.m. Wednesday as Marseilles and Yorkville lead the standings in tonight's feature games.
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Kindelspire’s
Morris
Red Hatters
Bozo’s Liquors
Marseilles
Yorkville
Moose Field
Kindelspire
M. Vigna
Wilmington
J. Kramer
R. Hammen
B. Kooiman
N. Smith
B. Mils
P. Brockman
J. Greenwood
A. Vertin
S. W. Burns
D. Spiller
UCLA to Meet Drake in Sugar Bowl Basketball Pairing
UCLA the national champion draws Drake as the Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl tournament first round in New Orleans. Temple faces Illinois in the other Friday night game. Dec 29 is the opening schedule.
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UCLA
Drake
Bulldogs
Temple Owls
Illinois
Spitz sets world butterfly mark at Munich Olympics
Mark Spitz exults after winning the 200-meter butterfly and anchoring the 400-meter relay to give the United States its first two golds of the Games. Air Force Capt. Micki King claimed a gold in three-meter springboard diving, while Vic Auer nearly took top honors in small bore rifle. The U.S. basketball team continued its winning run as Spitz aims for a third gold in the 200-meter freestyle.
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Associated Press
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Mark Spitz
California
Mexico City
United States
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Indiana University
Carmichael
Calif
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Garden Grove
Robin Backhaus
Redlands
Spitz
Dave Edgar
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
John Murphy
Hinsdale
Ill
Jerry Heidebreich
Dallas
East Germany
Miss King
Pontiac, Mich
Ulrika Knape
Marina Janicke
Mark
Bengals Rally to Beat Eagles in Exhibition Showdown
Cincinnati under coach Paul Brown rallied in the second half to defeat Philadelphia 34 20 after trailing 17 10 at halftime. Ken Anderson led the comeback with 12 of 17 passes for 155 yards as the Bengals improve to 2 2 in the preseason.
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Cincinnati Bengals
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Eagles
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Augustana
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Gary Ballman
Horst Muhlmann
Liske
al Beauchamp
Tom Dempsey
Paul Robinson
Muhlmann
Dempsey
George Allen
Washington Redskins
Jerry Rush
Cleveland Browns
Rush
Detroit Lions
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Ben Davidson
Oakland
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