Schlee Leads American Golf Classic After 65 At Akron
John Schlee charged to the early lead at Firestone Country Club with a five under 65, equaling the course record and building a two stroke edge over Bob Lunn. Veterans such as Art Walt Jr., Gardner Dickinson, and Johnny Pott followed, while stars Palmer and Nicklaus faced tough starts as the field prepared for cut day.
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Schlee
Don Fairfield
Bob Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Bob Lunn
Art Walt Jr
Gardner Dickinson
Johnny Pott
Hale Irwin
Colorado
Lee Elder
Bruce Crampton
Don Bies
Tom Weiskopf
Palmer
Nicklaus
Larry Mowry
Hideyo Sugimoto
Frank Beard
Bobby Cole
George Knudson
Bob Goalby
Bill Campbell
Julius Boros
Lee Trevino
Stock Cars At 2 Fairs in 3 Days
Mississippi Valley Speedway drivers race at Louisa County Fair Saturday night and West Liberty Fair Monday. Johnny Moss extends point lead with 173 points while Bill Newman sits second with 148.4. Top 10 includes Moss, Newman, Morris, Mosier, Prymek, Darting, Hemsted, Helm, Crooks, Harris. Also TOKYO plans color telecasts of 1972 Winter Olympics to US and Western Europe via four US satellites launched before June 1969.
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Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
Louisa County Fair
MVSC
West Liberty Fair
Johnny Moss
Town City
Moss
Bill Newman
Burlington
John Moss
Iowa City
Mel. Morris
West Liberty
Mark Mosier
Washington
Ron Prymek
Tokyo
Sapporo
Hokkaido
United States
Europe
Japan International Telegraph and Telephone Corp
U.S
Minor League Scores and Bout Highlight Ported Actions
In minor league baseball, International League results include Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 0, Rochester 16 Columbus 1, Syracuse 6 Louisville 3, and Richmond at Toledo with rain. Pacific Coast League games feature Tulsa 10 Denver 3, Oklahoma City 7 Portland 6 in 12 innings, Phoenix 11 Indianapolis 6, Seattle 4 Spokane 1, Tacoma 3 Vancouver 1, San Diego 5 Hawaii 1. In boxing, Portland heavyweight Jimmy McDermott 169 pounds from Holyoke, Mass outpointed Billy Marsh 166 pounds from Las Vegas, Nev over 10 rounds.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Louisville
Richmond
Toledo
Tulsa
Denver
Oklahoma City
Portland
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
San Diego
Hawaii
Main
Jimmy McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
Billy Marsh
Las Vegas
Nev
Montreal Eyes Jarry Park as Temporary NL Stadium
Montreal officials and sponsors reached a formula to use Jarry Park as a temporary National League stadium for an expansion club. Mayor Jean Drapeau said the city would upgrade the park to NL standards, with seating growing from 3,000 to about 30,000. The plan revives the dying franchise and signals further details next week.
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Montreal
Jean Drapeau
Jarry Park
Drapeaux
Warren Giles
National League
City Hall
McHale
Drapeau
New York
Giles
Ball Stadium
Notches Victory No. 23 Over Cleveland 13-1 McLain Near 30 Wins
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain earned his 23rd win as the Tigers routed Cleveland 13-1 behind a 15-hit attack. With 12 starts left and a six-game lead, Detroit eyes the AL pennant as McLain chases the elusive 30-win season. Orioles, White Sox, Twins, and NL results noted.
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McLain
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Stens
Tigers
Baltimore
Orioles
Minnesota
Ray Culp
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Washington
California
Oakland
New York Yankees
J.louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
Saturday Baseball Roundup From The National League And American League
Summary of multiple games with Cleveland and Detroit wins, Phoebus and Culp strong on mound, Bruce Kaat and Kubiak notable, and a late umpire ruling altering the Yankees game. Includes scores, homers, and key plays across several towns and teams.
Wise and Allen Glow In Dodgers Comeback Victory
Wise pitched a one hitter and Rich Allen belted his 23rd homer as Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 10 to 0. The night featured manager decisions backfiring in Pittsburgh and St Louis wins, with Chicago blanking Atlanta 4–0 as Bill Hands earned his 13th win.
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Associated Press
National League
W.L. Pet
G.B
St. Louis
Detroit Anal
Chicago
Baltimore
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
Cleveland
San Fran
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Wwe
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Philaphia
Minnesota California
Los * Angeles
Houston
Wash
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
California
Kings
Detroit
Los Angles
Harry Walker
Dave Bristol
Walt Alston
Rick Wise
Rich Allen
Wise
Allen
Dodger
Alston
Walker
Bristol
Bill Hands
Bart Shirley
Roberto Pena
Notable Boxing Results Patch Scores Across West Coast
In Los Angeles Tony Doyle out pointed Joe Hemphill as 207% capitalized power faced 195 in Salt Lake City. Seattle saw Bill Schell stop Wayne Thornton in Fresno with 190 score to 4 in Washington standings.
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Los Angeles
Tony Doyle
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe Hemphill
Seattle
Wash
Bill Schellhas
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Twin Bill Set for Sox in Montrose Sunday
Muscatine Red Sox lead the Mississippi Valley league by two games and head to Montrose for a doubleheader at 1 30 p m Sunday. Montrose, after a slow start, won three of four last week, climbing from last place with a split against Otumwa and a sweep over Hills. Gary Bender and Gary Laacke are expected to pitch, with the team leaving at 11 30 a m from Bond Street and Grandview Venue.
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Frank Robinson
Phoebus
Dave Leonhard
Culp
Boston
Joe Horlen
Red Sox
White Sox
Ken McMullen
Hank Allen
Jim Hamnan
Washington
Yankees
Ted Kubiak
Reggie Jackson
Hank Soar
Jackson
New York
Ralph Houk
Frank Fernandez
Muscatine
Montrose
Ottumwa
Hills
Gary Bender
Gary Laacke
Davenport Assumption
Major League Stars Pitching and Hitting Duel
Rick Wise pitched a brilliant one hitter as Major League Stars shut out Los Angeles 1-0. Ken McMullen starred for the Senators, blasting two home runs in a 7-2 rout of California.
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Associated Press
Rick Wise
Phillies
Los Angeles
Ken McMullen
Senators
Washington
California
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