Trevino Nicklaus Tie For U S Open Title In Playoff
ARDMORE Pa AP Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino deadlocked after 72 holes at Merion Golf Club and enter an 18 hole playoff today beginning at 1 45 p m EDT Nicklaus 69 72 68 71 and Trevino 70 72 69 68 posted 280 par scores with Trevino closing strong after a late bogey Nicklaus birdied 18 to force extra holes and both seek a 12th major victory while Jim Simons the 21 year old Butler Pa amateur faded with a six over par 76 and tied for sixth consecutive to the playoff backdrop and the Frankenstein monster reference to Nicklaus friendly rivalry
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Syracuse Chiefs Extend Lead With Twin IL Wins
Syracuse Chiefs swept a twin bill from the Richmond Braves 8-6 and 9-7 to widen their International League lead to four games over Tidewater and 4 1/2 over Charleston. Len Boehmer had six hits in eight at bats across two games, while Rick Black and Tony Solaites homered for Syracuse. Bibby and Kison improved to 9-1 with wins for their teams as Tidewater and Charleston split the day.
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Louisville Colonels
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Chiefs
Richmond Braves
Toledo Mud Hens
Rochester
Red Wings
Len Boehmer
Syracuse
Tidewater
Charleston
Rick Black
Braves
Guy Rose
van Kelly
Larry Jaster
Tony Solaites
Boehmer
Syra
Tommie Aaron
Bibby
Leroy Stanton
Carlton
Fisk
Colonels
Kison
Richie
Zisk
George Kopacz
Tony Martinez
Tom Grayson
Toledo
George Kalafastis
Wayre ‘Comer
Mud Hens
Grayson
Gar Wood Dies Famed Boat Racer and Inventor
Gar Wood, famed boat racer and inventor, died at Victoria Hospital aged 90. He built the first hydraulic lift for dump trucks from a small polished cylinder and financed Chris-Craft after founding wealth from boat racing and a Navy torpedo boat design. He moved to Miami in the 1940s and had long pursued mechanical innovations.
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Victoria Hospital
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International League results and upcoming schedule
In AP recap the International League shows Toledo defeating Rochester 13 to 5 and Syracuse beating Richmond 8 to 6 with a 9 to 7 result in the Syracuse game. Tidewater topped Louisville 9 to 3 and Charleston defeated Winnipeg 9 to 4. Standings note Rochester at Charleston and Tidewater at Syracuse on Monday with Winnipeg at Toledo. A Tuesday slate lists Louisville at Richmond with two games scheduled.
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Richmond
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Winnipeg
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Phillies rally past Mets in 11th for split doubleheader
Deron Johnson of Philadelphia drove in six runs with a two run double and a tie breaking grand slam in the 11th inning as the Phillies outslugged the Mets 9 to 7 to split the doubleheader.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Stone Flawless in 2-0 Giants Win Over Padres
Steve Stone pitched a three hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants defeated the San Diego Padres 2-0. He struck out an unknown number of batters in a dominant performance.
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San Diego
Light Failure at Cleveland as Pirates sweep two
The Indians and Tigers suspended a game after lights failed at Cleveland as the Pirates swept both ends of a doubleheader. Hinton belted an 11th inning homer to lift Cleveland 7 6 in the opener. Detroit added homers from Rodriguez Northrup and Brown in the ninth. In the nightcap Hinton and Jones hit two run shots, Sam McDowell relieved in the eighth as Umpire McCoy warned managers about pitched at hitters. The day’s AL and NL action included the White Sox 18 8 over Minnesota, Boston over Washington 4 3, Baltimore over the Yankees 10 4, Oakland over Milwaukee 11 4, and KC and California split. The Mets dropped a doubleheader to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh swept Montreal with Stargell and Johnson delivering late drama in the nightcap.
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Gene Clines
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Vic Davalillo
Marshall
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Atlanta
Stage Banquet Celebrates YMCA-Elks Swim Team Honors
Oswego Oswego Elks held a banquet honoring YMCA-Elks Swim Team members and parents. Walter Price opened with invocation as Frank Barbeau and Mario Rabozzi presented trophies, medals, and 63 district and state awards. The program highlighted top finishes, team spirit, and sponsor praise, including lane dividers and custom shirts.
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James Comerford
John Farrell
Donald McGann
Joseph Wilber
The
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Rabozzi
Coach Farrell
Barb Nitardy
Helen Henry
Senior Little League Opens Play This Week
Senior Little League Secretary Bob Farrell announced play in that circuit starts this evening at the Fort. A 10 game season schedule results from six teams meeting each other twice. This week’s slate includes Lake Shore Transportation versus Lojos, Young Democrats versus Lions Club, Father and Son Enterprises versus Masonic Club, and Lions Club versus Lake Shore Transportation with playoffs slated for the top four clubs after the regular schedule.
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Masonic Club
Fumbleballers Report Three League Games
City Fumbleball League reported three games this morning with Broadwell's No 2 beating VFW Post 2320 7 to 3 and American Legion routing VFW Post 2320 26 to 5. Legionnaires won the all star game 14 to 8 with undisclosed stars. Standings show American Legion 6 0 Broadwell's No 1 4 1 Broadwell's No 2 4 2 VFW Post 5885 0 6. Next, American Legion hosts Broadwell's No 2 and VFW Post 2320 meets Broadwell's No 1. League meeting set for July 14 at American Legion rooms.
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Wins by Five At Vernon Saturday
Harness racing at Buffalo Raceway Vernon Downs and nearby tracks produced multiple divisional winners. Rodney's Image and Jackie’s Star won their New York Sire Stake divisions, Marshmallow and Worthy Coin topped the NY bred 3 year old pace, Bowmar led Saratoga’s feature, Torpid won at Monticello, and Local Time prevailed at Vernon Downs for a $5,000 pace, with pays and margins noted.
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Endicott Bowler Among Leaders in Seattle Open
Endicott New York bowler Gus Lampo sits fourth in the Seattle Open with a 1704 series, 87 pins behind the leader and seven ahead of fifth place. Finalists bowled 42 games with 30 pin bonuses for each match, and the high total after 42 earns 4000 dollars. This is Lampo’s first PBA bid.
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Tribal diversity dominates population in Liberia
A survey shows over 90 percent of Liberia’s people belong to about 26 distinct tribes. The finding highlights the country’s diverse social fabric and the distribution of ethnic groups across regions as researchers map cultural identities and potential policy implications.
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Swift wins Spring Championship at Oswego Speedway
Nolan Swift of Syracuse dominates the 75 lap Spring Championship race at Oswego Speedway, earning $1,325 and his fourth main event win in seven tries. Ken Andrews and Jim Shampine finish second and third as 13 retirements reduce the field from 24 to 11. The event boosts Swift and fellow top finishers toward the 1971 season as fans pack a near record turnout.
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Warren Coniam
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Nick Rowe
Bob Stelter
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Nolan Johncock
Leon Wieske
Jim Winks
Bruce Kraft
Barry Brush
Jim Gray
Ron Matteson
Standings and results mix in American League baseball update
American League East standings show Baltimore 40 22 and Boston 35 29 with Detroit and Cleveland also in play. Oakland leads West with 44 22 while Minnesota 34 33 trails. multiple game results include Boston over Washington 4-3 and Baltimore over New York 10-4 with several suspended or night games listed.
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Weekend fights stateline bout ends in points
Denny Moyer of Portland out pointed Jose Chirino of Buenos Aires in a 12 round middleweight bout at Stateline Nevada. In New Orleans Tony Li of Boston out pointed Dave Adkins, 159–161% noted, in a separate 10 round bout.
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Rabkin earns USA bowling team berth at world trials
In Columbus Ohio Larry Rabkin was the sole qualifier from the Buffalo group for the United States Bowling Team for Milwaukee worlds after three days of trials. He placed sixth with 5595 pins, while nine men led by Dom DiCiccio of Philadelphia. Mickey Nagy finished 26th with 5292. Barbara Reicher was eighth among 12 women with 4389, 131 pins off the last women berth. Penny McClain of Riverview Michigan led the women qualifiers at nineteen years old.
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U.S
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Dom DiCiccio
Philadelphia
Mickey Nagy
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Peneny McClain
Riverview
Mich
Check From Everett Man Returned as Birthday Gift
St Vincent's hospital in Bridgeport received a $15 check from R J Darragh of Everett Massachusetts. He said the check was the final payment on his daughter's birth bill dated April 16 1932. The hospital returned the check as a present for Darragh's daughter's 39th birthday.
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Population Density Of Liberia Described
The report notes about 26 residents per square mile of land in Liberia, providing a basic demographic measure for the region and highlighting sparsity in residential concentration.
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Liberia
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