St Andrews Old Course draws golf greats for Open
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus praised the historic St Andrews course as the British Open returns for its seventh postwar edition. Andy Bean, arriving from the U S, shot 68 in practice and praised learning to respect the windswept links. Favorites include Nicklaus and Watson at 6-1 with Green, Trevino at 14-1 and Ballesteros, Player, Weiskopf at 16-1. Bean at 25-1. The event begins Wednesday with three-man groups per round.
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Bowling Scores For Local Bowling Leagues
Koffee Klutchers lead alley results with high game 160 by L Hopkins and 385 series by V Slechter. Untouchables 0 949 series by J Hamilton, Unpredictables 1 360 by E Fisher, Homewood Hens 3 780 series by G Luther, Bowing Bags 1 457 by W Andrews, Construction Materials 3 411 by M Justice. Other notable totals include Mountain Climbers 4 524 by W Chambers and Southern Belles and Gents stat lines T Porter 414, etc.
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Fontana Captures Senior Girls Softball Title
Fontana won the senior girls district fast pitch softball title by defeating Princeton. The victory advances Fontana and Princeton to the Lebo regional next weekend, while Garnett earned third place.
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Boys' Club Wins OBAL Title In Close Final
In a tight OBAL championship game before a huge crowd, Boys' Club edged Lions 5-4 to claim the 1978 Ottawa Babe Ruth League title. Scott Thompson earned the win with 14 strikeouts, as Boys' Club built a 3-0 first inning lead and stretched it to 5-2 before Lions rallied. Final sequences featured key hits by Thompson Shaffer Finch and Mauszycki, with Lions threatening in the sixth and seventh.
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Basebal l Widget League Tourney summary and clashes
Fragmented league scoreboard lists numerous teams including Twins, Spears, ATHLETICS, FALCONS, PIRATES, and OSawatomie with many player lines and totals. Multiple junior and adult leagues show scores and records across bouts, with totals per team and individual performances across a sprawling, chaotic box score style page.
All Star Game spotlight shifts with Blue and Jackson
Vida Blue will start for the National League in San Diego becoming the first pitcher to start All Star games for both leagues while Reggie Jackson withdraws with a fever and is replaced by Graig Nettles. The NL leads the series 29 18 with one tie as Palmer starts for the AL against Blue.
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