Crampton Eyes Million Dollar Victory Win at Akron
Bruce Crampton, 37, wins the American Golf Classic with a 273 total three strokes ahead, earning $32,000 and moving to No.1 on the season money list and $995,652 career earnings, aiming for a $1 million milestone. Teammates and family watch as he reflects on personal satisfaction and financial goals.
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Akron, Ohio
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Joan
Jay
Gay Brewer
Lanny Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Tom Weiskopf
Forrest Ferler
Moss-Miller pair win Chandler Guest Ranch golf title
Bill Moss and George Miller of Pecos combined for 32 29 31 to top the Joe Chandler Guest Ranch Golf Tournament in Sheffield, earning first place in the event.
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Bill Moss
George Miller
Pecos
Sheffield
London
Olga Morozova
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Roger ‘Saylor
Britain
Dan Peyton
Clyde Fortune
Hershel Cox
Leonard Davis
Tim Nesbitt
Jim White
Track and field world marks at Munich and Frankfurt
Diane Malan of South Africa set a world record in the 1000 meters. Maria Sykora of Austria set a world best in the women 400 meter hurdles at the meet in Riederwald Stadium.
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Munich
Diane Malan
South Africa
Frankfurt
Germany
Maria Sykora
Austria
Riederwald
Eastbourne
England
Britain
Mark Cox
Patrice Dominguez
France
Santa Clara
Calif
Jo Harshbarger
Bellevue
Wash
Fisticuffs Color Sunday Baseball
The Indians and Brewers, Royals and Rangers clashed in fights Sunday while the Tigers suffered two more losses. Yankees swept Detroit 3-2 and 2-1 as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 8-3. Royals took both ends from Texas 7-4 and 10-6. Orioles lost 1-0 to Boston. Angels beat Minnesota 3-0 after a 5-1 opener. White Sox recovered to an 11-1 nightcap win.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Brewers
Royals
Rangers
Tigers
New York Yankees
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Angels
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A’s
Darrel Porter
Tim Johnson
George Scott
Milwaukee
Bob Coluccio
Cleveland
John Ellis
Brewer
Don Money
Ellis
Coluccio
Pedro Garcia
Ray Lamb
Kansas City
Ed Kirkpatrick
Texas
Lloyd Allen
Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniella
Piniella
Allen
Kirkpatriok
Cookie Rojas
Steve Busby
Frank White
Chicago
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Winston Llenas
Rod Carew
Vada Pinson
Angel
Richie Scheinblum
Mike Epstein
New twist added to baseball game in Arlington
During a June 30 doubleheader in Arlington the Rangers face the Royals as Cast-A-Ball debuts between innings. The two inning novelty uses fishing rods for bats with players casting baseballs for hits while fans watch a lighthearted hybrid.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Arkansas
Arkansas Travelers
Amarillo
Midland
Alexandria
Shreveport
el Paso
San Antonio
Alamo City
Rick Wagener
Memphis Blues
Tom Hallams
Bobby Etheridge
Blues
Jeff Anderson
Marc Hill
Anderson
Giants
Glenn Sttzer
Joey Martin
Bobby Frazier
Scott Wolfe
Harry Shaughnessy
Martin
Frazier
Glenn Adams
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Arlington
Baseball roundup: Friday results and upcoming All-Star announcements
The roundup lists Friday results for Little League games including Cardinals 11 Red Sox 0 and Dodgers 7 Indians 4. It also notes Monday matchups such as Yankees versus Dodgers and Cardinals versus Indians, plus an All-Stars announcement. In girls softball Barstow defeated Rainbows 6 to 5 and Red Robins beat Barstow 37 to 12, with other Barstow games and league matchups noted. Colt League results show Red 3 Alpine 0 and Barstow 8 Gray 0 with no scheduled games.
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Cardinals
Red Sox
Dodgers
Indians
Yankees
Barstow
Rainbows
Queens
Red Robins
Roadrunners
Farmerettes Yellowjackets
Silver Gems Eagles
Pecos Comets
Alpine
Gray
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Army
Ft.Bliss
Channel cats headline Lake E. W. Spence fishing week
Channel cats dominate fishing at Lake E. W. Spence this week with several stringers reported. Anglers use cat bait and shrimp on rod and reel and trot lines, focusing on deep water in the lake’s middle for the best catches.
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E. W. Spence
Top contenders enter Pecos Rodeo
The 44th West of the Pecos rodeo opens on July 4 with RCA top all around cowboys expected to compete for prize money. Notables include Don Gay Pete Gay and Jack Ward of Odessa while Rex Bland McCaulley and Bobby Steiner steer toward big winnings.
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Rodeo Cowboys Association
West of the Pecos
RCA
Pecos
Don Gay
Mesquite
Pete Gay
Jack Ward
Odessa
Ward
Rex Bland
McCaulley
Rusty Riddle
Mineral Wells
Sandy Kirby
Greenville
Butch Kirby
Tooter Waites
Stephenville
Riddle
Tommy Steiner
Bobby
Waites
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Forrest Fezler
Weiskopf
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Frank Beard
John Mahaffey
Little League Missions
Missions
Jesse Anaya
Rickey Anchando
Eric Arreguey
Jeffrey
Ornelas
Rickey Barreno
John Hudson
Abel Matta
Front Row
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Larry Anaya
Mark Winemiller
Danny Salcido
Armando Granado
Robert Spivey
Rolando Garcia
Zeltweg
Henri Pescarolo
Gerald Larousse
Matra
Oesterreich Ring
Mount Pocono
Peter Revson
Cambridge Junction
Mich
David Pearson
Michigan International Speedway
Indianapolis
Butch Hartman
GOLF
Southbury
Conn
Sue Benning
NFL
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National Football League
Thier
Pete Rozelle
New York Times
NFL Players Association
House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee
Rozelle
Graig Nettles
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Gene Michael
Roberto Clemente
John Curtis
Boston
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Vida Blue
White Sox
Ed Herrmann
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Cincinnati
Houston
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St. Louis
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Pony League
Pirates
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Colt League
Pecos Enterprise
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Pecos Rodeo
Beau Jack Hendrick
Hendrick
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Center Court
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Association of Tennis Professionals
Borg
Premiit Lall
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Ft. Bliss, Texas
Radar and Electronics
Harvey P. Williams
Garry L. Biller
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