Open at Pebble Beach Unsettling First Round Leads to 71 Tie
In fog and sun at Pebble Beach the opening round of the 72nd U S Open produced a logjam at 71 led by Jack Nicklaus, Orville Moody, Chi Chi Rodriguez, and others. Players cited sand and fear of the course as factors as scores collapsed on the tough seven to ten stretch.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jim Wiechers
Gary Player
Orville Moody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Tennessee
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zarley
Bob Hope J
Bobby Cole
Don Massengale
Cesar Sanudo
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Charlotte
Charles Coody
Frank Beard
Oceanside
Bunky Henry
Atlanta
Russell Helwig
Westfield
N.J
Sid Henry
Helwig
Carmel Bay
Ony Jacklin
Wiechers
Allen
Dallas
AAU Bans South African Athletes Amid Boycott Threat
Two South African runners withdraw from the AAU national championships after a possible boycott by about 100 athletes, largely Black, led to a UW residence hall meeting demanding bans on John Van Reenen and Johan Halberstadt. AAU cites reciprocity rule. athletes say apartheid policy drove the move. Van Reenen, top discus thrower this year, and Halberstadt, NCAA 10,000m finalist, did not comment.
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Seattle
University of Washington
John van Reenen
Johan Halberstadt
AAU
Stan’ ‘Wright
South Africa
Hal Connolly
United Amateur Athletes
John
Steve Simmons
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
van Reenen
Halberstadt
Allen, Brooks Lead Voting For AL All-Stars
New York AP report shows AL All-Star ballot first results with Dick Allen leading at 96,633 votes and Brooks Robinson close behind with 94,841. Rod Carew and Luis Aparicio top infield, Reggie Jackson Lou Piniella and Carlos May headline outfield. Catcher race led by Bill Freehan over Thurman Munson.
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New York
Dick Allen
Brooks Robinson
Allen
Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Lou Piniella
Kansas City
Carlos May
Chicago
Atlanta
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Thurman Munson
City Scores Baseball Babe Ruth League Stays Competitive
Multiple city leagues report tallies across divisions led by Eagles Lysaught and VFW Shaffer, with high totals from Black Express and Red Necks. Standings show Forfeit by Peopless Bank and Skateland strong batting lines, reflecting a busy league night with 28 to 38 runs in top totals.
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Babe Ruth League
G Lysaught
Hay
Roberts
Stark
Leitaker
Gould
Brown
D. Shenk
South
Marstall
Chaney
Cook
Brockus
Totals
VFW
Walker
Jeff Schoonover
Mages
Geist
Sellers
Detwiler
Fitzgerald
Fredricks
Jon Schoonover
White
Switzer
Fairbanks
Rotary
Whitacre
Betz
Kay
J. Burgoon
J. Goracke
Reusch
Davis
Shisler
O'Dea
J. Grogan
Spot
Miller
Espinosa
Hickerson
Wilson
Session
Freeman
Jimenez
Brooksher
Ward
Black Express
Small
Carter
W. Thompson
Jackson
Starks
Meeks
Moore
Wilson Sr
Dydell
B. Thompson
Wilson Jr
Buckner
RED Necks
D. Keim
Underwood
T. Keim
G. Crane
Butler
Reneau
Tetwiler
Salb
Abbott
T. Crane
Wright
Hicks Elec
Peoples Bank
Skateland
H. Garcia
R. Bien
Allice
McNanamera
Larios
Everson
J. Garcia
Robins
Reed
Altic
Griffin
Baker
D. Jameson
N. Baptist
Stipp
Fletcher
Hotaling
Nelson
Mone
Houk
Weaver
Lambert
Yakle
Ogle
Harrell
Barnes
K. Ferguson
Strange
N. Ferguson
Fritts
M. Ferguson
Schmoe
Walburn
Independents
Simcox
Scribner
Trojans Force Game Fifteen In Hard-Fought World Series
Southern California defeats Arizona State 3-1 to force a deciding 15th game in the NCAA World Series. USC pitcher Eddie Bane suffers first loss in 15 decisions after a near flawless performance by the Trojans and timely hitting, including a two-run second inning and insurance run in the seventh.
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Omaha
Neb
California
Trojans
Arizona State
Jim Brock
Sun Devils
USC
Ray Scarbery
Clint Myers
Jerry Mantle
Tim Steele
Roy Smailley
Scarberg
Ken Huizenga
Smalley
Milt Guggia
Southern Cal
Steeler
Carly Arenstein
Eddie Bane
Oklahoma
Dodgers Rout Cardinals In Junior League Action
In an abbreviated schedule the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5 to 1 behind Darren Beets one hit shutout effort. Beets struck out 12 and walked two as the Dodgers collected five hits led by Jay Siders with two. The Cardinals managed only a single hit.
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Dodgers
Cardinals
Pirates
Tigers
Cubs
Orioles
Darren Beets
Beets
Jay Siders
Fishing Report from Pratt Kansas Weekly Update
Weekly report from the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission covers reservoirs and lakes across the state. Species and conditions vary with water levels from normal to low and clear to muddy or turbid, highlighting white bass walleye crappie bass channels bluegill and crappie across multiple lakes including Turtle Creek Pomona John Redmond Fall River Milford Cheney Wilson Cedar Bluff Kirwin Webster Brown Leavenworth Pottawatomie Chase Lyon Osage Crawford Woodson and Wilson counties.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Turtle Creek
Pomona
John Redmond
Fall River
Toronto
Milford
Cheney
Wilson
Cedar Bluff
Kirwin
Webster
Brown County
Leavenworth
Pottawatomie County
Chase
Lyon County
Osage County
Crawford County
Woodson
Wilson County
Pirates and Cubs Dominate In Doubleheader Showdown
In a split, Pirates defeat Tigers 6-3 while Cubs flood Orioles 12-2. Aldridge homered and drove in four for Pirates, DeCock scored on a fourth inning grounder, Smell started for Tigers before Ralston took loss. Cubs surge with two big innings, Hook collects four hits, Moore, Schoch also star. Hock and Smith take losses for Orioles.
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Roger Mendell
Kevin Murray
Pirates
Tigers
Mets
Dodgers
Sandy Aldridge
Allen DeCock
John Mueller
Kevin Smell
Aldridge
Smell
David Ralston
Cubs
Oriole
Dale Hock
Timmy Smith
Chuck Hook
Orioles
Jeff Schoch
Hock
Ned Moore
Lary Burke
Darren Bien
Phillip Nordeen
Moore
Hutchinson
Strehlow
Siders
Beets
Max
Woods
Seaborn
Keatley
Guist
Shaffer
Gaeddert
Bond
Geer
Totals
Cardinals
Higbie
Gentner
Mendell
Hay
Murray
Betz
Mathey
Meyers
Armacost
Smith
Wells
Flora
Burgoon
Marstall
Perry
Sible
DeCock
Williams
Roush
Hinderliter
Rader
R. Scott
M.scott
Curtis
Thompson
Harsh
Mueller
White
Lines
Ralston
Waldy
Brill
Adamson
Wadkins
Schoch
Hook
Malburg
Berr
Burke
Larkin
Tienken
Bien
Nordeen
Gates
Gould
James Maddox
K. Hock
Jesse Maddox
Cole
Bulmer
Wolken
D. Hock
Meeks
Cowdin
Zielsdorf
Ambler
New Schedule For Tonight In Junior And Midget Leagues
Games rained out on Wednesday or Thursday will be played tonight. Junior League doubleheader at 6:00 Indians versus Yankees and 8:00 Giants against Mets. Midget League features all 6:00 starts with Senators meeting White Sox, Expos facing Red Sox, Braves against Padres, and Royals against Twins.
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Yankees
Giants
Mets
Senators
White Sox
Expos
Red Sox
Braves
Padres
Royals
Twins
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Joe Torre
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Bud Harrelson
Manny Sanguillen
Dad
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C. D. Schulte, Inc
Railroad Savings & Loan Association
S. Main
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