Six tied for lead after first round at U S Open
Jack Nicklaus together with Chi Chi Rodriguez Orville Moody Mason Rudolph Tom Shaw and Kermit Zarley each shot 71 to lead after the first round at Pebble Beach. Lee Trevino struggled to a 74 amid pneumonia and fatigue.
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Lee
Bob Breen
Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Nicklaus
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Orville Moody
Mason Rudolph
Tom Shaw
Kermit Zarley
Fishing report highlights Arms Red Bluff camp catch
The report notes strong fishing at Arms Red Bluff camp with White Bass biting well. Several anglers are mentioned including W C Hunt with 13 Whites up to three pounds, Mr and Mrs W C DeWitt with 25 Whites and two blacks, Dennis Holman with 16 Whites, Elmer and Steve Poehl with seven channel cat and two Whites, Bill Mitchell with 11 Saturday and eight Sunday, Bert and Lorene Benham with 13 Whites and one Black, and Bobby Rooney visiting from Enid Oklahoma with 13 Whites. Also noted are catches by Mr and Mrs H L Pyeatt and others using minnows and prime morning fishing.
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W.C. Hunt
W.C. DeWitt
Kermit
Dennis Holman
Elmer
Steve Poehl
Bill Mitchell
Odessa
Bert
Lorene Benham
Bobby Rooney
Bill Arms Camp
Enid
Oklahoma
Baseball Standings And Weekend Schedule Highlights
MLB standings show Chicago and New York contending as Friday and weekend games set the pace. Key matchups include Los Angeles at Chicago Montreal at Atlanta and San Diego at Pittsburgh with multiple clubs jockeying for position in the West and East divisions.
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Los Angeles
Osteen
Chicago
Hooton
Montreal
Morton
Renko
Atlanta
Reed
Kelley
Twinight
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Nolan
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Houston
Wilson
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Cleveland
California
Wood
Culp
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Kline
Drago
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Lonborg
Baltimore
Palmer
Minnesota
Kaat
Wilcox
Horgan
Oakland
Holtzman
Detroit
Coleman
Clark
Astros beat Rangers 2-1 in Texas exhibition clash
Four Houston pitchers limited Texas to three hits as the Astros edged the Rangers 2-1 in a Texas Major League Baseball exhibition game. The win kept both clubs evenly matched in a crisp spring showdown.
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Houston
Texas Rangers
Astros
Texas
Mayberry Sparkles as Royals Top Red Sox 13-9 in Wild 32-Hit Game
Kansas City roars back from a 4-1 deficit to beat Boston 13-9 on 32 total hits. John Mayberry drives in six with two-run doubles and a homer, Amos Otis adds a homer, while Rico Petrocelli and Tommy Harper homer for Boston in a high-scoring tilt that featured a late Royals surge.
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Boston
John Mayberry
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Mayberry
Amos Otis
Tommy Harper
Rico Petrocelli
Yankees rout White Sox as Murcer homers in win
New York Yankee Bobby Murcer hit a three run homer in the third inning to help Fritz Peterson and the Yankees defeat the Chicago White Sox 8 to 1. Stan Bahnsen was chased early as the Yanks scored on singles by Roy White and Ron Blomberg aided by a wild pitch and a Bern ie Allen sacrifice fly.
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American League Rangers
National League Astros
Astros
Roger Metzger
Houston
Lenny Randle
Jim Wynn
Doug Rader
Tommy Helm
Jim Ray
Jim York
Dick Billings
Joe Gibbon
George Culver
Gibbon
Culver
Rangers
Frank Howard
Tobby Harrah
Hal King
Dave Nelson
NEW York
Bobby Murcer
Stan Bahnsen
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Bahnsen
Roy White
Ron Blomberg
Bernie Allen
Murcer
Horace Clarke
Johnny Callison
Trevino Leads Open Round Amid Mixed Golf Action
MIKE OESTREICHER notes Lee Trevino shot 74 in the U S Open first round, rare for a sick player, with Trevino among early leaders though not guaranteed winner. Houston Astros edged Texas Rangers 2 1 in an exhibition, Billy Williams homered twice for 11th this year and 330rd in career. Robert Rodriquez struck out 15 in Pecos Pee Wee baseball as the Bears beat the Travelers 24 2. Bears 1 6, Travelers 0 7.
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Lee Trevino
Trevino
Robert Rodriquez
Bears
Pee Wee
Pecos
Travelers
Rodriquez
David Michaelis
Traveler
Williams drives Cubs rout of Padres on 34th birthday
Chicago outfielder Billy Williams, 34, hit consecutive homers including a two run shot to spark a six run fourth inning and later added an 11th homer of the season as the Cubs beat San Diego 10-1. Bill Hands allowed five hits in a dominating start, while Bill Greif struggled with four walks before leaving.
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Henry
Homero Blancas
Homer
Nicklaus
Shaw
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Billy
San Diego Padres
Williams
Cubs
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