Trevino Wins Open in 18 Hole Playoff Over Nicklaus
Lee Trevino fired a two under par 68 to beat Jack Nicklaus by two strokes in an 18 hole playoff for the United States Open at Merion. Trevino led after a bogey start and never trailed, sealing victory with a clever chip and clutch putt on the final holes.
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Harrelson mulls switch from baseball to professional golf
Ken Harrelson, 30, Cleveland Indians first baseman and longtime outspoken star known as “The Hawk,” may abandon baseball for a touring golf career. If he quits, a controversial chapter dating to 1967 with A’s owner Charley Finley and manager Alvin Dark would fade as he seeks up to $50,000 yearly in golf earnings.
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Orioles Crush McLain in 7-2 Victory Over Senators
Baltimore hitters tagged Denny McLain for 16 hits and built a 7-2 win over Washington. Boog Powell led with three singles and a double driving in three, while Paul Blair had four hits and Frank Robinson two hits with three RBIs. Pat Dobson earned the win to move to 5-4, McLain dropped to 4-13.
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Blue Star Vida Blue Wins 15th as A's Top Twins
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue earned his 15th win in a 3-2 decision over the Minnesota Twins. He fired seven innings, struck out 13, and notched his 15th complete game. Bert Campaneris scored the decisive run on a delayed double steal in the seventh, aided by a throwing error from George Mitterwald.
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From 30 Wins to 30 Losses McLain Remains With Washington
Washington AP report on Denny McLain who once won 31 games for the Detroit Tigers now sits at four wins and 12 losses as he eyes pitching every four days. Ted Williams backs four-day rests while McLain laments poor run support and a string of hard luck starts.
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TJ Coach Search Underway After Molesworth Resigns
Frederick County education official Roy Comer seeks a replacement for Thomas Johnson High School football coach Jack Molesworth who resigned Thursday to become Westminster High School vice principal. Comer has received several applications and aims to interview head and assistant coaches within a week. Molesworth, a Western Maryland College graduate, coached 14 years between Frederick and Thomas Johnson, posting a 68-60 record and guiding Thomas Johnson to a 10-0 season and Tri-State title last year.
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