Nagle Concedes Open Loss in Parking Lot Reflections
Kel Nagle, the gracious loser, faced reporters hours after Gary Player won the U S Open at Bellerive. The 44 year old Australian veteran spoke softly about aging, missed chances, and the two spectators hit by his tee shot on the fifth hole. He expressed pride in tying for first but realism about future chances. In Washington Pa, harness racer Adios died early today.
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Player wins Open and donates prize money
Gary Player celebrated his U S Open victory by giving back his $25,000 prize while keeping the winning putter. He allocated $5,000 to the American Cancer Society and $20,000 to junior golf promotion, plus $2,000 to his caddie. Kel Nagle criticized a key hole, but Player led by five entering the final stages and sealed a one over par 711 score at Bellerive.
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Ralston Returns to Wimbledon After Rain Delays
Rain disrupted Wimbledon as Dennis Ralston resumed his first round match against Hamilton Richardson with a slight thumb improvement and led 7-6. Mario Bueno faced Winnie Shaw on center court while Mario Bueno led the women’s draw. only 17 of 64 men’s first round matches were completed and Frank Froehling fell to Mike Sangster 6-4 6-2 18-16 as play halted.
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Edinburg Reclaims Lead in North County Standings
Edinburg moved back atop the North County Baseball League standings by routing Mine 9 1 last night while Sporting Goods edged Volant 6 5. Pulaski beat Castlewood 11 1 behind Dick Houlette's bat and arm as Houlette totaled three hits and three RBIs on the night.
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Dino's Hut Defeat Opponents in 7th Ward Slo-Pitch Night
Dino's beat St Lucy 17 to 7 and Leslie Hut won 11 to 4 over Hyde's Bears at Progressive Field. Tom Donaldson and Ed Reider homered for Dino's, Massave homered for St Lucy, Bongivengo led Leslie Hut with four hits, Ross had three for the winners.
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Church Golf League Wiener and Watermelon Party
The Church Golf League invites all golfers to a wiener and watermelon party Thursday night after league play. Attendees may join regardless of whether they are scheduled to golf.
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Castle Sports Car Club Meeting at John Brommer Residence
The Castle Sports Car Club will hold its meeting tomorrow at the residence of John Brommer on old Rt. 18, half a mile north of Wampum, at 7:30 p.m. The club recently held its annual awards dinner, with Butch Jay receiving the annual achievement award for earning the most points in club events.
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Namath King and Court set for big slo pitch doubleheader
Tomorrow at Flaherty Field in New Castle the city hosts a top line slo-pitch event. New Castle AC leads Lawrence County with 21 3, Crescent Cafe sits 17 2 as they open the program at 7 30 followed by Namath's Pro All Stars meeting Joe Namath along with Myron Pottios Gary Ballman Paul Martha Lou Slaby Dick Van Raaphorst and Jim Kelly. Councilman Richard Biddle will throw the first ball.
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Major Standings and Evening Baseball Schedule
Major League standings list the American League leaders and five games set for Wednesday with teams like Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Detroit and Los Angeles leading in the East West and Central divisions. Night games feature matchups including Washington Chicago at Detroit and Kansas City at New York along with twi night doubleheaders and scheduled pitchers.
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Dodgers Hold Lead Hides Struggles as Mets Win One
The Dodgers, boasting a 3 1/2 game NL lead, rely on pitching while offense slumps. Claude Osteen no hits through six but loses 1-0 when Joe Christopher bunt breaks the no-hit bid and Billy Cowan homers in the ninth. Houston beats Philadelphia 6-2 as Farrell shines.
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Duddy nets 16 inch largemouth at Cascade Quarry
Mike Duddy of 1110 Washington Street caught a 16 inch largemouth bass yesterday at Cascade Quarry while fishing with his brother Frank.
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