Hahn Team Captures Husband-Wife Tennis Title
Dick and Donna Hahn won the Frederick Tennis Club Husband-Wife Tournament at Second Street courts defeating Terry and Mary Hershey 7-5 6-3. It marked Hahns third title of the event and included wins in other divisions as surprises emerged in quarterfinals.
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Phil Hammond
J. Richard Ramsburg
Pearves
Andochicks
Werners
Sheas
Weiskopf Wins Canadian Open After Nicklaus Lapses
Tom Weiskopf defeated Jack Nicklaus in a sudden death playoff at Royal Montreal to capture the Canadian Open title. Both finished regulation at 274 six-under par as Weiskopf birdied the playoff hole after Nicklaus hooked into the water on the 18th. Gay Brewer Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton followed in the top standings with strong rounds.
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Que
Canada
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
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Royal Montreal Golf Club
Gay Brewer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Trevino
Player
Johnny Miller
Brewer
Jack
Miller
Nick
Solomons face Vilas in Washington Star final replay
Top seed Guillermo Vilas and defending champion Harold Solomon won easy semifinals at the Washington Star International Tennis Tournament. Vilas beat Raul Ramirez 6 3 6 4 and Solomon defeated Cliff Richey 7 5 6 1 to set up a Monday night final with $16,000 and a 1975 automobile awarded to the winner. Solomon, from Silver Spring, Md., had earlier topped Steve Krulevitz Denis Naegelen Brian Gottfried Arthur Ashe and Richey en route to the final.
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Harold Solomon
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San Angelo
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Dennis Ralston
Colin Dibley
Australia
Ismail el Shafi
Egypt
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Steve Krulevitz
Denis Naegelen
France
Brian Gottfried
Ashe
Ryan finally ends eight game skid with 5-0 win over Twins
Nolan Ryan ended a seven week winless stretch by pitching seven innings for a 5-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins in Anaheim. Ryan allowed six hits and struck out two as Jim Brewer finished the eighth inning with bases loaded still empty.
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Twins
Ryan
Jim Brewer
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Brewer
Mets release Cleon Jones after Berra ultimatum
Chicago AP report says Mets manager Yogi Berra won his stand over Cleon Jones by delivering an unconditional release. Jones did not appear with the team in Chicago and was unavailable for comment as the dispute over left field duties and a suspension last week ended with his release and the grievance proceeding.
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Yogi Berra
New York Mets
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Mets
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Major League Baseball Players’ Association
Joe McDonald
McDonald
Mann wins LPGA crown at Hidden Springs in Philadelphia
Carol Mann, 30, president of the LPGA, captured the George Washington Classic at Hidden Springs with a 13 under 206 to surge past Suzie McAllister by four strokes. Kathy Whitworth and Jo Ann Prentice tied for third as Mann extended her lead atop the money list.
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Carol Mann
Hidden Spring Golf and Country Club
Miss Mann
LPGA
Suzie McAllister
Miss McAllister
Hidden Springs
Kathy Whitworth
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Whitworth
Miss Prentice
Steeplechasers hold meets at Fort Detrick and FCC
Frederick's Perry Baker won the Steeplechasers one mile open run at Fort Detrick in 5 19. David Lucas finished second in 5 23 and Mitchell Scott was third in 5 43. Vicki Stookey led the women in 5 43 edging her father Jim Stookey at 6 00. Brent Ayer won the 4 4 cross country in 25 05 with Bill Kerns 27 10 and John Hussong 27 13 following. Colleen Desmond took the women’s trophy in 32 11 with Patty Cornish 32 58 and Martha Burkett 35 10 behind. Next Steeplechasers meet set for 7 p m Thursday July 31 at Frederick Community College with a two mile run for life and dashes 220 440 and 880 yards plus age awards registration opens 6 30 p m at FCC track. AP CHICAGO The New York Mets reinstated reliever Bob Apodaca from the disabled list replacing Cleon Jones who was released after a dispute.
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Perry Baker
Fort Detrick
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Jim Stookey
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Bill Kerns
John Hussong
Colleen Desmond
Patty Cornish
Martha Burkett
Frederick Community College
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Apodaca
Chicago
New York Mets
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Cleon Jones
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