Miller Clinches U S Open With 63 at Oakmont
John Miller, a 26 year old San Francisco golfer, fired an Open record 63 to win the 1973 U S Open at Oakmont by one stroke over John Schlee and Tom Weiskopf. Miller birdied nine times, started strong with four in a row, and claimed the $35 000 prize.
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Lahoud powers Brewers to ninth straight win over White Sox
Joe Lahoud belted his first two homers, including a grand slam, driving in six and scoring three as Milwaukee won 15-5 to extend their streak to nine. The White Sox slump continued as Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore and New York posted wins elsewhere in a busy AL day.
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Father-Son Golf Tourney crowns six age group winners
Seventy golfers compete in Glenhaven Annual Father Son Golf Tournament in Delwein on Sunday with trophies for first and second in six age groups. Winners include Keith Jarchow Todd Goodell 124 in 0 and Under and Harold Seebold Tracy Seebold 108 in 13-14, plus 17-18 Vern Lyons Rich Lyons 75 and Rod Wheeler Tim Wheeler 99 in over. Complete results list top finishers by age group and prize notes.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Matchups Across the League
Sunday standings list Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia San Francisco New York San Diego Los Angeles Montreal with scores and gaps. Houston and St Louis tied in 12 innings. Monday schedule features Mets at Phillies Padres at Cards and more with Seaver and Brett noted.
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Dodgers take over West lead with 12th-inning win
Dodgers move atop the NL West after a 3-2 12th inning win over Montreal while Philadelphia, San Francisco, New York, Cincinnati and Chicago also posted wins. Metzger and Montanez each aided their teams with four hit days as Houston and Philadelphia climb in the standings. Mets rookie Hodges belted a tie-breaking homer in New York’s 3-1 victory over San Diego.
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Preakness review sought by Secretariat owner
Penny Tweedy, owner of Secretariat, asks Maryland Racing Commission to review the May 19 Preakness time after Sports Illustrated on CBS suggested Secretariat ran faster than the 1971 Preakness mark Canonero II set. Commission chair J Newton Brewer said a public hearing could be held if Tweedy presents evidence.
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Post-Olympic year brings out best in AAU
Bakersfield report on the 85th AAU track championships notes 51 US team members for overseas dual meets, with Olympians few. Dwight Stones wins high jump at 7 ft 5 in, Rick Wohllhuter edges Dave Wottle in the 880, Williams completes two sprint crowns by winning 100 in 9.4 and 220 in 20.4, signaling a strong young group led by Williams, Feldmann, Wilkins, and Peoples.
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Partnership League Kicks Off With 14 Teams at Glenhaven
Glenhaven starts its Wednesday Night Partnership League with 14 teams. Team rosters include Dave Ziegler and Bob Cannady in Team 1, Dave Destival and Ray Mahoney in Team 2, Lee Coleman and Bob Hull in Team 3, Verlyn Heine in Team 4, Doc McMasters and Harold Seebold in Team 5, Heine Heiserman and Jerry Dahl in Team 6, Doug Metz and Howard Kiatt in Team 7, George Damon and Bill Kusack in Team 8, John Lowe and Lloyd Jenson in Team 9, Beryl King and Church Williams in Team 10, Bob Henderson and John Enke in Team 11, Dick Hintz and Lou Mulder in Team 12, Bob Levensudky and Ray Leafstead in Team 13, Ray Felder and LeRoy Kuennan in Team 14. First-week matchups are 1 versus 2, 3 versus 4, 5 versus 6, 7 versus 8, 9 versus 10, 11 versus 12, and 13 versus 14.
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Hawk Invitational Baseball Tournament Rained Out
West Union reports the Hawk Invitational Baseball Tournament scheduled for Saturday was rained out and will be rescheduled for July 14. North faces Kee High at 10 a.m. MFL plays Norway at noon, with consolation at 4 p.m. and finals at 6 p.m.
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