Fearless Prediction Open Nicklaus To Win
Ardmore Pa., June 17 20 1971. Nicklaus is labeled favorite yet again as the US Open heads to Merion Golf Course near Philadelphia. The piece argues against predictable Nicklaus triumphs and suggests a bold forecast, proposing writers stake their reputation with wagers or risk humility by predicting a different winner.
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Ardmore
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Merion Golf Course
Philadelphia
Merion
Dow
Bob Jones
Joel Goldstrand
Rt. 3
Worthington
Minn
Tony Jacklin
New York
Kenneth C. Bedford
Bedford
Jack Niclaus
Local Club Sponsors Free Tennis Clinic
The Frederick Tennis Club will sponsor an all day free tennis instruction clinic at Frederick Community College Tennis Courts. The event is open to county residents and designed for beginners with instructors on site and limited racket loans. Morning session 10 to noon for ages 9 to 17, afternoon 1 to 3 for 18 and older. No registration required.
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Red Sox win in 15th on error against Angels
In Anaheim, Luis Aparicio scored the winning run as Boston edged California 4 to 3 in 15 innings. Rico Petrocelli opened the 15th with a single and advanced on a wild pitch by Dave LaRoche. Aparicio, pinch running for Petrocelli, stayed at second as George Scott walked, then scored when Doug Griffin's line drive off Alex Johnson's glove allowed the decisive run.
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Apa Vicio
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Doug Griffin
Alex Johnson
Houston
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
Morgan
Dave Giusti
Jim Wynn
John Mayberry
Norm Miller
Jesus Alou
Giants Lose Dodgers Edge New York, 3-2
Reliever Jim Brewer closed out Los Angeles 3-2 to beat the Mets as Don Sutton carried a three-hitter into the seventh. Art Shamsky and Jerry Grote doubled and Dave Marshall singled to trim the lead, but Brewer finished strong after Bud Harrelson singled. Seaver took the loss, falling to 11 decisions.
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Mets
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Dodgers
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Tom Seaver
Trevino Confident Ahead of U S Open at Merion
Ardmore Pa AP Lee Trevino, riding a hot streak, says he is striking the ball well as he prepares for the U S Open at Merion Golf Club. The rags to riches star, ranked among golf’s big names, is among the favorites in the 72 hole test and has built a fortune from winnings and endorsements.
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Gary Player
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U.S.G.A
Bobby Jones
Cuellar's Arm Helps Birds Wing Away In AL East
Mike Cuellar's left arm guides the Orioles to a 4 game lead in the AL East as he posts two more complete games to reach eight straight wins. Kansas City steals Oakland's thunder in the West with 44 stolen bases in 56 attempts led by Fred Patek and Amos Otis. Willie Stargell powers the NL with three homers and 8 RBIs, while Willie Davis lifts Los Angeles toward San Francisco in the West. Vida Blue earns his 13th win and reaches 125 strikeouts as Oakland remains strong.
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Stargell
Cash
Detroit
Willie Horton
Oliva
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Olympian Josh Culbreath to speak at Spike Shoe Banquet
Olympian Josh Culbreath will headline Frederick High School’s Spike Shoe Banquet honoring 10 senior track athletes. The event at the YMCA begins 6:30 p.m. with awards for top performers and three-year varsity participation.
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John Summers
David Thompson
Brian Brown
Baseball scores and tonight’s schedule across cities
National Kansas City 4 New York 1 Detroit 4 Chicago 3. 10 in nings Boston 4 California 3. 15 in Milwaukee at Baltimore. Iain Minnesota 3 Cleveland 1 Only games scheduled. Games Today Washington at Oakland night Boston at California night New York at Kansas City night Chicago at Detroit night Milwaukee at Baltimore. Palmer 9-3 Houston 5 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 7 St Louis 2 Los Angeles 3 New York 2 San Diego 2 Montreal 1 Philadelphia 9 San Francisco San Diego at Montreal Britton 0-1 night Los Angeles at New York night San Francisco at Philadelphia night Atlanta at Chicago night Cincinnati at St. Louis night Pittsburgh at Houston night
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