Carner Captures U S Women's Open In Calm Defeat of Field
JoAnne Gunderson Carner won the U S Women's Open by seven strokes finishing at even par 288 after a steady final round. Kathy Whitworth finished second at 295 with Donna Caponi tied for third at 299. Carner, amateur turned pro, described the win as a career milestone and planned a Canada vacation before next week's P g tour stop in Philadelphia.
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Kathy Whitworth
Donna Caponi
Miss Caponi
Aaron Reshapes Image With Two Homers After Overrated Claim
Henry Aaron belts two two run homers off Gary Nolan as the Braves fall 7-5 to the Reds. The blasts lift Aaron to 614 career homers, 100 shy of Babe Ruth, while addressing a local story labeling him overrated. Nolan, 23, had a near no hitter before Aaron's first homer, then another two run shot.
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Aaron
Avlanta Braves
Henry Aaron
Gary Nolan
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Nolan
Felix Millan
Red Sox Win Streak Lifts Boston Over Orioles
Boston improves to nine wins as Ray Culp pitches seven innings for his ninth victory in a 3-1 win over Baltimore. Reggie Smith drives in two runs with a first inning double as Boston climbs to second in the AL East behind the Orioles.
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Boston Red Sox
Boston
Baltimore
Ray Culp
Orioles
Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Duane Josephson
Eddie Kasko
Oaoles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Brewers
California
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
Athletics
Reggie Smith
Oriole
Jim Palmer
Doug Griffin
Smith
Kaska
Local Suburban and City Baseball And Youth Games Schedule
A dense lineup lists baseball matchups across suburbs and towns including North Beaver Pirates at Eagles and Bessemer at Nationals, with numerous high school and church leagues such as Seventh Fourth Third Fifth divisions and Girls 12 18. Also shown are softball and youth events, church leagues, and community fixtures with start times like 6 15 or 7 30 in various local parks and centers.
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Clingensmith
Gaylord
Croton
DeCarbo
Pgh
Dewdrop
Villanova
Colonial—Falcons
A&M—Gallo
Stag & Doe
Gallo
7Th Ward
Hillsville
NCBC
Crescent
Penn-Ohio
Tron Dukes
Croatian Tomorrow
Baseball Legion N. Wilmington
Bessemer
Yankees
Alex
Ward
Dial— Federal Leyde-Tanner — Savings
New Castle
Colt Water Co
Ward Pub
St. Lucy Hillsville
Schmidts St
Fast St. Joe
Clen Moore
Highland—Lutheran
Epworth
N. Wilmington
Wampum
King Chapel
Stargell Keeps Hot Pace With 28th homer This Season
Pirates star Willie Stargell continues a scorching stretch as he homered against the Phillies in the opener of a doubleheader at Veterans Stadium. Clemente hit his 1,200th career run in the nightcap as Pittsburgh won 10-9. Deron Johnson and Jose Pagan homered for Philadelphia. The Pirates later faced the Cardinals with Luke Walker aiming for win number four. The Phillies rallied for an 8-4 first-game win behind two from Johnson and Montanez. In San Francisco, NCAA tournament history notes West Coast hosting once in 22 years.
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Don Sutton
Expos
Mets
Ron Fairly
Charley Williams
Art Shamsky
Ferguson Jenkins
Jim Hickman
Cubs
Cardinals
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
UPI
Babe Ruth
Roger Maris
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Philadelphia Phillies
Veterans Stadium
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Detroit
Pirates
Phillies
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Jose Pagan
Deron Johnson
Clemente
Joel Hoerner
Bob Veale
Dave Giusti
John Vukovich
Johnson
Willie Montanez
Bob Johnson
Busch Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Luke Walker
Jerry Reuss
Coaches All-Star game finds security in Lubbock
The American Football Coaches Association says the Coaches All-America Classic will stay in Lubbock after a two year pact with 43,320 fans attending the latest game. West beat East 33-28 with standout performances by Jim Plunkett and Joe Orduna. Chuck Hixson led the final drive.
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Lubbock
Mike Wester
Lubbock, Tex
UPI
Bill Murray
American Football Coaches Association
Murray
West
East
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Nebraska
Joe Orduna
Orduna
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Auburn
Mickey Zofko
Mike Adamle
Northwestern
Plunkett
Southern Methodist
Chuck Hixson
Mitchell runs off with Cleveland Open title in record win
Bobby Mitchell captured the Cleveland Open by seven strokes at Beechmont CC with a 22 under par 262 and a $30,000 first prize. Dan Sikes trailed, while Bruce Crampton and Charles Coody tied for second at 15 under. Crampton earned $10,650 and Coody $17,000.
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Beechmont Country Club
Mitchell
UPI
Cleveland
Ohio
Bobby Mitchell
Dan Sikes
Bruce Crampton
Charles Coody
Coody
Crampton
Phil Rodgers
Jerry Heard
Jerry McGee
Largest crowd at Cow Palace in 1956 Dons game noted
San Francisco reported the Cow Palace hosted 15,732 spectators for a San Francisco Dons basketball game in 1956. The facility later hosted the 1960 NCAA finals. NFL data showed 221 passes intercepted in 1959.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
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Mrs. Carner
Kahkwa Club
Mickey Wright
Jane Blalock
Jane Bastanbury
Mrs. Camer
US Golf Association
Ocean Shores
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Lesley Holbert
Martha Wilkinson
U.S
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Marle Lindstrom Breer
Mary Mills
Dennis Vicchiarelli
Billy Loes
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Lee May
Reds
Bernie Carbo
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Bill Buckner
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Sam McDowell
Indians
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Ricky Clark
Angels
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Clark
Roger Repez
Carlos May
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del Unser
Jim Shellenback
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Twins
Leo Cardenas
Jim Holt
John Odom
Odom
Bill Butler
Maria Foods
Ed DeCarbo
Hart Italy Sons
Reo Falcons
Warriors
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Csc—Sealers
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Mahoningtown— Polka Dots
Paul & al
Washington St
TY Levine
Frizzbees
Regent
E. Washington ST
Hixson
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Otto Stowe
Iowa State
Blackwall
Cne
Goodyear Service
Goodyear
Kee
E. J. Williams Inc
S. Mill ST
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