Pate Captures U S Open In Rookie Year Glory
Jerry Pate, 22, former U S Amateur champ, won the U S Open with a final 68 and 3 under par 277 securing victory by two strokes over Weiskopf and Geiberger at Atlanta Athletic Club. Mahaffey led most of the week but fell back late as Pate heroically finished strong.
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Indians Rally Past Royals 11-8 Behind Fosse's Four RBIs
Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse drives in four runs with two singles and a squeeze bunt as the Indians top Kansas City 11-8. Rookie Orlando Gonzalez adds a two run double in a six run third, sending Cleveland to a rare 9-0 lead before KC storms back. The win puts Cleveland one game over .500 and sets up a four game series at New York.
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Baseball box scores and pickoff notes from scorers list
Summary of multiple baseball games with line scores including Detroit versus California and Milwaukee versus Oakland, plus National League and Houston at Pittsburgh entries. Reporting notes pitchers, hits, errors, and key home runs by Bonds, Baylor, Yount, Parker, and MacKanin with win loss records and late innings outcomes.
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Archery Stalwarts Named to U S Olympic Team
Miami University trials produced four qualifiers from 120 competitors. Darrell Pace and Richard McKinney head the men's team with Luann Ryan and Linda Myers as the female representatives. Myers to Montreal marks a return from 1972.
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Cubs Instructor Lou Klein Dies at 57 in Louisiana
Lou Klein longtime Cubs instructor scout minor league manager and ex Indians player died Sunday at East Jefferson Hospital Metairie Louisiana after a stroke and brain clot surgery He was 57 and did not regain consciousness. Walter Poenisch 62 set a world swimming record with about 120 miles from Key West to Miami Beach only to quit as shark cage failed after 25 hours.
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