Archer and Rodgers share lead at windy Kemper Open
In Charlotte North Carolina George Archer carded a five under par 67 to share the Kemper Open lead with Phil Rodgers who matched the score despite gusty winds at Quail Hollow. Sixty seven players sit within four strokes of the leaders as the 144 man field contends into the second round. J Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert Bob McCallister among leaders at 69 with Trevino Player Snead Bolt Hebert in group at 70. Arnold Palmer in 73 trails the field.
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Charlotte
N.C
George Archer
Big George
Phil Rodgers
Archer
Quail Hollow Country Club
New Zealand
Jerry Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
McCallister
Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Orville Moody
Bruce Devlin
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Mason Rudolph
Dale Douglass
Bob Payne
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Schedule of baseball games with multiple matchups
The listing shows several games with teams and pitchers, including St Louis at New York Gibson 9-3 Ryan 20, N Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Fryman 6-2, N Montreal at Chicago Robertson 1-3 Hands 5-6, and others. It notes twinight doubleheaders and a set of matchups: Montreal at Chicago, San Francisco at Atlanta, San Diego at Houston, Los Angeles at Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
San Diego
Gibson
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Bunning
Fryman
Robertson
Chicago
Hands
San
Atlanta
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston Seneaee
New York Wee
Detroit
Washington
ANT
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Seattle
California
Houston Sweeee
Boston
Kansas City
Butler
Bunker
Talbot
Gelnar
Coleman
McLain
Kuhn pushes breakup of Las Vegas ties with two clubs
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn moves to sever ties between two major league teams and Las Vegas casinos after a month long probe into gambling stock holdings. Braves directors Coleman Bartholomay Louis will resign from the Parvin-Dohrmann board, while Finley remains in baseball.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Las Vegas
Kuhn
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Delbert W. Coleman
Pargin-Dolemann Co
Braves
William C. Barthelomay
John J. Louis Jr
Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Parvin-Dohrmann
Pete Rozelle
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
Coleman
Club
Baseball
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Lakes Have Excellent Fishing Across Iowa Spots
AP reports three lakes and rivers show excellent fishing in the past week. Crappie at Lake Wapello in Davis County, bullhead at East Okoboji in Dickinson County, and carp at the Cedar River in Johnson County led the list with many other waters offering good fishing.
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Associated Press
Towa
Towa Conservation Commission
Lake Wapello
Davis County
East
Okoboji
Dickinson County
Cedar River
Johnson County
Lake Wapelio
Lake Darling
Washington County
West
Monowa
Pottawattamie County
Marion County
van Buren
Des Moines River
Wapelle
Jackson County
Decatur County
Bremer County
Mahaska County
Shelby County
West Okoboji
Mississippi River
Louisa County
Lake Red Rock
Monawa
Lake
Montana
East Fork
Kossuth County
Wapello County
Leo Durocher Weds Fourth Time Amid Cubs Win Hope
Chicago Cubs manager Leo Durocher, 62, married Lynne Walker Goldblatt, 40, for the fourth time at the Ambassador West Hotel with about 200 guests including most of the Cubs. Durocher declared, were off on a winning streak, as the team led the National League East and will delay their honeymoon until after the season ends in October.
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Chicago
Cubs
Leo Durocher
Doughty Durocher
Lynne Walker Goldblatt
Ambassador West Hotel
John J. Kelly Jr
Durochers
Nixon and Senators Struck Out by Orioles Night
President Nixon attended Robert F. Kennedy Stadium with his daughter and son-in-law to watch the Senators lose to the Baltimore Orioles. It marked his third trip to the ballpark to back the home team and his third straight miscue. Manager Ted Williams, who backed Nixon in November, is in the spotlight amid party politics. In other AL action, the Red Sox beat the Indians 3-0 while the Yankees defeated the Tigers.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Richard Nixon
Washington Senators
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Jusie
David Eisenhower
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Mr. Nixon
Root
Bob Short
Democratic National Committee
Ted Williams
Nixon
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Overcall Dominates Yonkers Pace Title
Unbeaten 6 year old Overcall wires the National Championship Pace at Yonkers for his eighth straight win this season and sweeps Yonkers International Pace Series as Del Insko trains and drives him. Also notes boxing and baseball results from Portland to Baltimore.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Adios Butler
Bye Bye Byrd
Capetown
Hal Dale
Yonkers Raceway
del Insko
Major League Stars Spark Thursday's Baseball Showdowns
Dave McNally of Baltimore threw a two hitter for his 10th win as the Orioles beat Washington 2-0. Art Shamsky of the Mets had two singles and two homers with three RBIs in a 6-5 Mets victory over the Phillies. Beau Jaynes of Lowell faces Sammy Goss of Trenton in Thursday's W-round main heat at the Expo Building as announced by promoter Sam Silverman.
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Shamsky
Philadelphia
Mets
Phillies
Ken Oswell
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Montreal
Lee May
Cincinnati
Tommy Helms
Reds
San Francisco
Don Wilson
Houston Astros
San Diego
Herrington
Portland
Maine
Bob Herrington
Tony Lampron
Westbrook
Exposition Building
Rey Lee
Kingston
Jamaica
Sonny Floyd
Trenton
N.J
Dave McNally
Orioles
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Boston
Ray Culp
Cleveland
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Culp
Associated Press
Dave _. McNally
Washington
Art Shamsky
New York
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Rick Joseph
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Here
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McNally
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Lew Klimcheck
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Jerry Kenney
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Norm Cash
Stan Bahnsen
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Minnesta
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White Sox
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