Lee Trevino Stumbles As Newcomers Lead Minnesota Classic
U S Open champ Lee Trevino shot 74 and trailed by eight strokes as five largely unheralded players led the opening round of the Minnesota Golf Classic at Keller. Pete Brown J C Snead Jim Colbert Harry Toscano and Bob Stanton all posted 66 to top the field at five under. Weiskopf Eichelberger and Sanders were one stroke behind with 67 as action continues.
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Tourney Tonight Upset Boosts Red Sox Lead
Muscatine Red Sox 40 victory over Burlington here Wednesday night boosts their Mississippi Valley league lead. Montrose surprised Ottumwa 5 4 in the second game of a doubleheader. Tonight the Sox meet Williamsburg at 6 p.m. in the state semi pro tourney at Boone. Four players cannot get off work Rod Jennings Rick Berlin Lee Lenker Todd Rodenburg hurt the team.
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Industrial Losers Takes Two In Industrial Softball
Monsanto defeats Thatcher 5 to 2 as Heuer earns the win and Weggen Kittrel Diller and others collect hits. Stanley Consultants top GPC No 1 7 to 2 with Mullin leading Stanley batters with three hits and Luiken contributing a two hit game.
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Che pot and Winkler win Royal International show trophies
Mary Che pot of the United States Olympic equestrian team and Hans Winkler captaining West Germany won the Queen Elizabeth II Trophy and the King George V Gold Cup after decisive jump-offs. Jim Beattie absorbs a punch from Buster Mathis during a scheduled-round heavyweight bout.
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Montreal Neglects Franchise Amid Buffalo Bid Turmoil
Montreal sponsors claim it is too early to count Montreals new baseball entry but face a storm of withdrawals as two backers exit. Buffalo Inc tightens bid to step in if Montreal falters while Mayor Drapeau and remaining sponsors press on.
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Fortunes Wag: Fichtner Reassigned Kramer Cut McDowell Dropped
NFL moves shift fortunes as Fortn Fichtner, 29, is reassigned to the Saints after a racial incident with Cleveland. Kramer, 33, is released unconditionally by Detroit. McDowell, 375 pounds, is cut by Miami after a report weighing concerns. Drake tops in relay with a 4 mile time of 16 39.8.
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Patience Pays Off For Northrup And Torre In Big Wins
Jim Northrup and Joel Torre finally broke slumps with key home runs and RBIs for Detroit and Atlanta respectively. Gibson dominated Philadelphia with his 12th straight complete game and 33rd career shutout, keeping St. Louis atop the NL as Northrup’s two-run shot and Torre’s three-run homer sparked wins amid a mix of decisive outcomes across the league.
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Midwest League scores and standings update
Appleton defeated Decatur 13 to 1, Quad Cities beat Dubuque 9 to 2, Wisconsin Rapids won 9 to 0 against Quincy, Cedar Rapids topped Burlington 8 to 2, Waterloo crushed Clinton 61 to 2, and Clinton and Burlington finished tied at 2-2 in their latest games.
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