Ford captures 50th Canadian Open in come-from-behind win
Doug Ford, the PGA money leader, fired a two under par 70 to win the 50th Canadian Open in Dorothee, Quebec. He edged Art Wall Jr and Bo Wininger, tying for second as Don Finsterwald and others fell back. Ford's title push was sparked by a fast start and sealed with a late surge, lifting him to over $19,000 in season earnings.
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Paul Harney
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Tom Nieporte
Jim Turness
Julius Boros
Jack Kay
Peter Cooper
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Joe Campbell
George Bayer
Walker Inmand Jr
Wes Ellis Jr
Mason Rudolph
Murray Tucker
Cooper Threat In Pro Net Meet
Forest Hills N Y Auss ie Ashley Cooper is a real title threat in the $15 000 Tournament of Champions pro tennis competition according to rookie Sam Giammalva of Houston Texas Cooper advanced to the second round Sunday by downing Giammalva 6 1 6 3 while fellow Aussie Mal Anderson defeated South Paw Mervyn Rose of Australia 6 2 6 4 Tournament players take a day off today and resume Tuesday with Anderson opposing Lew Head of Australia and pro champion Pancho Gonzales meeting Ken Rosewall of Australia
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Roswell Beats Cowboys 8-6 for Third Straight Win
Roswell Pirates defeated Alpine Cowboys 8-6 in Ruidoso marking their third consecutive win. Roswell jumped to a big early lead with seven runs in the first three innings as Stargell and Roznovsky drove in runs, while Schwall was batted around early. Cowboys rallied with three in the eighth and two in the ninth before Chavez closed the game.
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Second Place In 12th Race Pays $110.90
RUIDOSO N M UPi War Chic and Flying Ten led feature races at Ruidoso Downs on Sunday as a 70-1 shot captured attention. Royal Web led early in the twelfth but finished second to Rhumba King who paid $10.20, $5.60 and $4.10 with Royal Web returning $110.90 for second. War Chic won the co feature tenth and Flying Tom upset Spanish Charge in the eleventh as crowds topped 6,350 fans betting $238,403 on the 12 race card. The daily double paid $106.40.
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A's Triumph Over Hobbs In Nine-Hit Showing
Bill Corrigan opened his Plainview Athletic career with a nine hit shutout effort against the Hobbs Cardinals, guiding a 65 win. He left in the eighth for a pinch hitter as Charles McCrory closed it out. Frank Scott took the loss after three innings with Bob Funge finishing.
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Artesia Giants top Carlsbad Potashers 9 6 in muddled effort
Artesia pitcher Larry Dougherty worked the full game as the Giants defeated Carlsbad 9 to 6. Dougherty allowed eight hits and fanned nine. Carlsbad starter Dick Herd took the loss after surrendering Jim Pruitt a sixth inning homer that drove in three runs.
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Barber Joachin Slated To Hurl For Odessans
Odessa Dodgers pitcher Joachin Barber is set to start tonight at American Legion Stadium against Plainview in a doubleheader opening a three game series. The first seven inning game starts at 6 30 p m.
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Buheller's Homer Ends Austin's Losing Streak
Chuck Buheller delivered a two run homer in the eighth, lifting his batting average by 50 points in three weeks as Austin defeated San Antonio 2-0 to snap a four game skid while Victoria swept Corpus Christi to stay 14- to games ahead of Austin.
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East Triumphs in NCAA Golf East West Competition
In Eugene Oregon AP Texas collegians failed to win in the deciding East West match of the NCAA Golf Tournament. The East won 714 444 with two ties by Jacky Cupit Houston and Bernie Magnussen Stanford against Tom Aaron Florida and John Konsek Purdue. John Farquhar Texas Tech and Jack Ellis Oklahoma State tied Ward Wettlaufer Hamilton and Warren Simmons Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Charley Coody Wins West Texas Golf Title
Charley Coody completed 72 holes at 269 to win the West Texas Golf Tournament by 15 under par. Don Massengale of Jacksboro, Coody's TCU teammate, finished second at 275 after a final 69. Eldridge Miles of Fort Worth tied for third at 284.
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