Podres Tabs Dodgers, Natch
New York reports Johnny Podres remains loyal to the Dodgers despite joining the Tigers. He praises Detroit teammates and notes Don Sutton as a future star while reflecting on how Buzzie Bavasi offered three American League clubs. Podres recalls leaving the Dodgers and the impact of Charlie Dressen.
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January Breaks 3-Year Win Drought At Philadelphia Classic
Don January won the Philadelphia Golf Classic at White Marsh Valley CC with a 72-hole 278 10 under, beating Nicklaus by one stroke after a final day surge including three back nine birdies. Nicklaus bogeyed 15 and eagled 17 earlier but fell short as January tired after eight weeks on tour. Arnold Palmer tied for third at 281 along with Gualby and Litter.
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Angels Rally Extends Streak Behind Aggressive Hitting
Ozzie Chavarria opened the sixth with a double, a misthrow turning it into three bases. Roof then singled, and a sacrifice plus infield out moved Roof to score on Larry Stahl’s grounder. Nash struck out the side with bases loaded in the first, but Rigney vowed a breakthrough hit with the bases loaded signaling a new era for the Athletics.
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Judy Dingle Earns National Endeavor Sail Title
Judy Dingle of Lido Island Yacht Club skippered Dancer to three firsts a second and a third to win the five-event National Endeavor sailing championships held off Alamitos Bay over the weekend. Bill Langjahr of South Shores Sailing Club placed second aboard Aphrodite with Bob Carr of Lido Island YC finishing third.
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United States dominates Pan American Maccabiah Games sports
United States captures the team title with 24 golds in 28 events as the games close. Senior basketball crown goes to the U.S. with a 90 81 win over Brazil in Rio de Janeiro host city. Juvenile title claimed by Cincinnati Jewish Community Center earlier Sunday.
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Public Links Golf F Wi Championship Prekt Sek
In a Western era event Brooks led by one stroke at a golf championship as ix other teams drew byes.
Top U S Golfers Shun Carling in Tax Hit
BIRKDALE England United States stars Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus opted out of the Carling World Championship to take a vacation. The four day event at Royal Birkdale begins Wednesday with a 353750 prize. Tax concerns threaten participation as the British government takes a large share of winnings, reducing appeal for top pros.
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Dodgers edge Giants 8-7 in Candlestick thriller
Windy Candlestick Park helped the Dodgers beat the Giants 8-7, pulling to within one game and giving Los Angeles an 8-7 season edge over their intra-state rivals. Maury Wills bumped Jim Hart in a rundown, and Sutton collided at second base as rough play marked the afternoon.
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Dodgers Beat Giants 5-2 Behind Sutton Strong Five-Hitter
Don Sutton pitched five solid with a homer by Willie Davis and three other hits as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 5-2. Sutton endured a bruising moment after Perry drilled him on the left arm but recovered to retire 10 in a row and strand runners. Jim Gilliam and Tito Fuentes' miscue aided the visitors as Jesus Alou singled to spark a ninth inning rally, while Candlestick Park saw 339,944 fans attend the nine Dodger Giant games this season.
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Long Putt Wins Title for Sandra Long Putt
Sandra Hay a Fort Worth star won the Glass City Classic title in Toledo after knocking in a 28-foot putt on the third extra hole to defeat Gloria Ehret in a sudden death playoff following a 54-hole event.
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NBC Tourney Wee Patos Als 1y Wichita Dream Liners
Wichita Dream Liners compete in a small college style NBC tournament segment with teams including Patos Als and Boulder City. Event location Boulder Colorado and Eureka California appear as brief regional mentions. Unclear scores or dates limit specifics but the item notes team participation and regional showings.
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Billie Jean Vies in Doubles Final
In Brookline Massachusetts Billie Jean Moffitt Tinneuve and Rosemary Casals advanced to the doubles final at the 86th U S National Tournament as match play concluded at Longwood. Ralston and Graebner battled for the top seeds while King and Casals defeated Durr and Sherriff 6 3 1 6 6 3. The Emerson Stolle pairing beat Ashe Riessen 11 6 3 7 9 8 4 2. Darkness halted the second semi final between Americans yet to be completed.
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