Wynn captures B C Open title
Bob Wynn won the rain plagued B C Open at En-Joie Golf Club with a 13 under 271 finishing one stroke ahead of Bob Gilder who tied for second. Wren took $40,000 for his first major PGA win while Gilder earned $22,800. Diehl McGee Knudson Sneed shared third with $9,750 each.
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Belle against sports slate upheaval from hurricane threat
The threat of Hurricane Belle postponed or altered several Northeast sports events. Giants vs Jets at Yankee Stadium was rescheduled. Steelers vs Eagles moved to conditions, Hall of Fame baseball ceremonies in Cooperstown held. two Eastern League doubleheaders rained out in Connecticut. a $100,000 indoor tennis final moved from North Conway to Manchester with limited access. B C Open golf concluded Monday morning with Bob Wynn edging Bob Gilder by one stroke.
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Baseball Scores From Weekend Games Across the League
National Cleveland 4 Chicago 2 Texas at Detroit results show Texas Bigleven 9-12 and Horgan 4-3. Minnesota 9-10 at Baltimore Palmer 14-10. New York Ellis 11-6 at Kansas City Hassler 1-7. Boston Jones 4-1 at California Hass 6-13. Milwaukee Staton 12-3 at Oakland Mitchell 8-5. Montreal 2 San Francisco 13 Houston 13 St. Louis 4. Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 0 at Cincinnati Nolan 10-6 at Chicago Burris 8-11. Los Angeles Sutton 12-9 at Pittsburgh Heuss 10-6. Atlanta Niekro 11-8 at Philadelphia Christenson 10-5. San Francisco Dressler 2-8 at Montreal Carrithers 5-7. San Diego Jones 18-6 at New York Koosman 13-7. Houston McLaughlin 1-1 at St. Louis McGlothen 9-11.
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Archies strong start lights up Bengals in first pro weeks
Archie Griffin opens his NFL career with two rushing leads for Cincinnati, 49 yards on 12 carries against Green Bay and 64 yards on five tries in the first quarter of a 31 win over Buffalo. He lauds the Lord and earns praise from coach Bill Johnson and veteran players as he adjusts to pro football while promoting his Read to win program.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders showcase in American League and National League with top figures for batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include G. Brett Rose Foster Rice Munson Carew Otis Morgan Schmidt Kingman and Rice among others with standout pitching like Seaver and Carlton posting strong win totals and low ERAs.
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Seven teams sought for South Frederick slow pitch tourney
Umpires are needed and a title game is set as CAMBRIDGE West End of Hagerstown captured the state Little League crown with a 7-5 victory over Harrondale in the weekend tournament.
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Slumping Yanks fall to Royals in televised clash
Amos Otis homered and doubled twice as the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Yankees 8-2. Dennis Leonard earned his ith victory while Ken Holtzman and relievers struggled early. Hal McRae added a two-run shot as the Royals moved atop the division. The Yankees have dropped 11 of 15.
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Hall of Fame honors and coaching hire cross paths
The piece notes a baseball Hall of Fame ceremony honoring a Negro Leagues great nicknamed Willie Mays by Cool Papa Bell, with remarks by Bowie Kuhn about the Hall’s reach. It also reports David Barksdale leaving Orangeburg Wilkinson to become head basketball coach at Alderson Broaddus College in Philippi West Virginia, joining the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the NAIA.
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Ali eyes potential retirement for religious reasons
Muhammad Ali began training on Monday for what could be his last bout against Ken Norton at Yankee Stadium on Sept. 28. He has been reinstated in the Muslim faith and aims to serve as a minister, suggesting a possible one-year hiatus after Norton before a title shot return.
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