Sudden death decides Savas Tourney to Lach at Battle Island
Billy Loch wins a sudden death playoff over Frank Osetek to retain the Savas Medal Play crown at Battle Island after a two round 144 tied score. Osetek leads after Sunday with a one under 34, Loch shoots 36, then playoff hole ends with Lach birdie to clinch. Awards go to top Gross and Net finishers with prize pickup by July 4 weekend.
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Herald Journal
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Howsie Godfrey
Andy Irwin
John Holcomb
Nick Savas
Savas
Tony Torba
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Frank Plata Jr
Bill Osetek
Joe Ciesla
Don Christian II
Pat Frawley
Tom Christian I
Dan Cincotta
John Czeriak
Bob Torba
Gary Garahan
Frank Lisk
Joe Bok
Bill Lach
Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Tom Weiskopf captains a dramatic playoff at the Kemper Open in Charlotte, outlasting Dale Douglas, Lee Trevino, and Gary Player after all four finish 11 under par at 277. Weiskopf birdied the final four holes then sank a clutch 18-foot putt at the 15th to claim the $30,000 first prize and move to $60,367 for the year. Trevino, Player, and Douglass receive $11,600. Palmer and others finish lower.
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N.C
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Dale Douglass
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
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Trevino
Douglass
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Bob Lunn
George Johnson
Rod Funseth
Arnold Palmer
Sharman First Round Winner Sharman First Round Winner
Utah Stars coach Bill Sharman wins a temporary restraining order lift as court signals he could sign with the Los Angeles Lakers. After two days of hearings Judge D Frank Willis rules Sharman may leave the Stars unless an appeal stalls proceedings.
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Stars
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Utah
Sharman
American Basketball Association
Sharma
Easy Jim Photo First at Vernon
Easy Jim edges Action Bob in a Vernon Downs photo finish to win the $5,000 pace at Vernon Downs timing 1 59 1 5 and paying $16.60. The card also reports multiple harness wins at Yonkers Saratoga Monticello and Buffalo with drivers including Brian Schroeder and payouts up to $116.60 for a double combination.
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Yonkers
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Quick Pride
Cum Laude
Saratoga
Victory Hour
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Adios Wilton
Monticello
Bonnie Time Boy
Mister Duke
Vernon Downs
Easy Jim
Action Bob
Golden Kenny
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Indians Send Camilli, Promote Austin To Rochester Farm Roster
The Cleveland Indians assigned infielder Lou Camilli to its Wichita farm team in the American Association on Sunday. Pitcher Rick Austin will fill Camilli’s roster spot after spending the weekend on military drills in Washington.
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Norton Stops Vic Brown in Weeford Bout
In Santa Monica California Ken Norton age 211 of San Diego overwhelmed Vic Brown 193 from Buffalo New York to score a knockout in five rounds.
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San Diego
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Buffalo
N.Y
Royals extend win streak with 4-3 win over Red Sox
Kansas City won its sixth straight against Boston 4-3 as they pulled within five games of Oakland in the AL West. Freddie Patek, Ted Savage and Willie Horton provided key hits as the Royals continued their hot stretch alongside wins elsewhere for Orioles, Tigers and Yankees. Cuellar notches his 8th straight victory for Baltimore in a 2-1 result over Chicago White Sox.
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Brooks Robinson
White Sox
Cuellar
Tom Eagan
Chicago
Roy White
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Yankees
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Bert Campaneris
Joe Rudi
McDowell
Brewers
Rick Auerbach
Williams Adds Power As Braves Thump Astros 9-0
National League star Earl Williams finally seizes third base as Atlanta rookie belted two homers and six RBIs in a 9-0 win over the Houston Astros. Williams thrived filling in for the departed Clete Boyer, with Hank Aaron adding his 19th homer. Pirates, Dodgers, Padres, Reds, Mets win as NL East tightens. Williams cites facing Don Wilson and Buddy Harris as key challenges overcome.
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Tommy Helms
Ken Singleton
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Oswego Catholic Junior High Thrilling Track Meet Recap
Oswego Catholic Junior High athletes contended in a close Leigh ton meet where Immaculate Conception led with 50 points to edge St. Pauls by two. Holy Family, St. Johns, and St. Marys followed as the first annual event drew strong interest for a repeat.
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Warner
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Dan Franklin
Shannon
Stouterzer
Fragale
John Murphy
Keding
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Pacheco
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Yale Olympian Landon Dies at 72
Richmond W. Landon, who won the high jump gold for the United States as a Yale undergraduate at the 1920 Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium, died Sunday at age 72. He cleared 6 feet 414 inches to secure the gold.
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Standings and games from the 1971 MLB season in Palladium Times
The Palladium Times reports standings for the American League East and West divisions, with teams like Baltimore Detroit Cleveland New York Washington Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Milwaukee and others. It lists recent results including Milwaukee 4 Cleveland 2 and Kansas City 7 Boston 0, plus upcoming schedule notes and day-by-day results across both leagues.
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Messersmith
Kekich
Hedlund
Bradley
Coleman
Perry
A. Foster
Krausse
Palmer
Buso Fails at Six Six in NCAA High Jump
Fosbury flopper Steve Buso of State University College at Oswego finished deep in the NCAA track high jump final in Sacramento after failing to clear six feet six inches. Renaldo Brown of Cal Poly won with seven feet one and a half inches, Ike Neiting of Alma College was second at seven feet four inches. Buso, a Hyde Park junior, noted the layoff and said he gained experience and plans to seek more competition in the summer, including in the Metropolitan area.
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Mich) College
Buso
Brown
Hyde Park
Swift tops feature to climb in Oswego points race
Nolan Swift of Syracuse won the 45 lap feature at Oswego Speedway, his third win of the year, boosting him to the lead in the 1971 track championship race. An 11th lap crash sidelined Jim Shampine, Johncock and others, turning the race into a solo dash for Swift with Ken Andrews finishing second and Fred Graves fourth in his best Oswego showing.
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Toby Harrah
Jim Maloney
Casey Cox
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Alex Johnson
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Syracuse
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Jack Conely
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Graves
Andrews
Bernie Grant
Nick Rowe
Jim Mukloon
Norm Mackereth
John Burkholder
Joe Orso
Ed Bell
Whitby
Ont
Joe Holley
Baton Rouge
Bob Stelter
John Clapham
Ronnie Wallace
Mark Letcher
Joe Hylwka
Corky Stockham
Leon Wieske
Gary Kelly
Ron Buckner
Barry Brush
Jim Gray
Ron Matteson
Darrell Peckham
Grandslams Crush Mud Hens In IL Action
Rochester pitcher Roric Harrison shut out Toledo 11-0 allowing two hits and a grand slam in the fourth inning. Don Baylor added a ninth inning slam as Rochester extended road success. Other results: Richmond 5 Charleston 2. Winnipeg 6 Syracuse 1. Louisville 4 Tidewater 3.
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Rochester
Roric Harrison
Don Baylor
Harrison
Richmond
Charleston
Winnipeg
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Louisville
Tidewater
Charlies
Guy Rose
Braves
Gary Neibauer
Joe Verbanic
Jose Calero
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Chiefs
Rochestr
Canonero Sale Likely After Belmont Stakes Talks
Canonero II owner Pedro Baptista said the horse is not yet sold but an agreement exists with King Ranch's Robert Glover for a potential sale at about 1.5 million dollars. Baptista noted better offers may exist, exams at Belmont Park will decide, with him keeping around three shares if sold.
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Venezuela
Pedro Baptista
Canonero II
Robert Glover
King Ranch
Baptista
New York
Canonero
Catcher
Glover
Belmont Park
Nassau County Tops in Track Victory at Intersections
Nassau County High School from Long Island captured the State Intersectional Track and Field championship for the 19th time in 24 years. The team won seven of 18 events, scoring 90 percent of possible points to defeat Section 1 Westchester. Greg Flippen of Riverhead won long jump, Jim Redd of Alexander Hamilton claimed 440-yard dash, with repeat wins by Ken McBryde and Jerry Hannon in field events.
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Riverhead H.S
Jim Redd
Alexander Hamilton
Elmsford
Ken McBryde
Mount Vernon
Jerry Hannon
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