Snead Wins 15th West Virginia Open Title In Clarksburg
Slammin Sam Snead captured his 15th West Virginia Open title at Clarksburg with a two-under 142 total to edge Beckley pro Billy Capps by two strokes. Byers finished third as Barney Thompson held the amateur lead during the event. Snead earned $700 of the $3,000 purse, while Capps took $500 and Byers $400.
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Beckley golfers shine in 15th Slammer tournament
Capps finishes second as Slugger White from Ohio University shoots 72 to place behind Thompson in the amateur championship flight. White totals 148 for two days. Bill Martin wins the first flight with 155, Lee Martina cards 74 and places fourth with 158, while Dave Capellari ties for third in the third flight at 173 as rain interrupts play.
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National League and American League baseball leaders listed
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Newell Resigns as Houston Rockets General Manager
Pete Newell has stepped down as general manager of the NBA Houston Rockets, announced by club officials on Saturday in Houston Texas.
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Ali Breaks Camp for Houston Ahead of Ellis Bout
Muhammad Ali broke camp in Chicago on Saturday and will fly to Houston to begin the final two week phase of training for his July 26 title defense against Jimmy Ellis.
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Eichelberger Wins Milwaukee Open by One Stroke
Dave Eichelberger, a former Walker Cupper from Waco Texas, captured his first PGA win at the Greater Milwaukee Open in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He finished with a birdie and par on the final two holes to beat Australian Bob Shaw and Texan Ralph Johnston by one stroke, earning $25 000 and rising to seventh on the money list with $88 232 this season.
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Eichelberger Wins GMO Thriller at Tripoli Golf Club
Eichelberger clinched the GMO title at 270 after a dramatic final round. Johnston and Shaw tied for second at 271 with 67 and 66 respectively, while Bruce Crampton and Rod Funseth finished two behind at 273. Several players earned prize money as Trevino chose Britain after a dominant Open week.
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Bibby Sparks Tidewater to 12th Win in Pair of Shutouts
Tidewater, led by Jim Bibby with a one hit game in a 9-0 nightcap, swept Louisville to pull within one game of the IL lead as Buzz Capra hurled a two hitter in the opener. Winnipeg, Richmond, and Toledo also posted wins in IL action.
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Johnson's five homer weekend boosts Phillies in Expos sweep
Deron Johnson slugged five home runs over two days as the Phillies swept the Expos in a weekend series, including three homers in Sundays 11-5 win. The surge followed two homers Saturday and boosted Johnson into rare lighting with Gehrig and Mays. Meanwhile the Reds swept the Mets, who sit 10 games back in the NL East.
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League standings and scores from Sunday action
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Colts Sign Top Draft Choice Don McCauley
The Baltimore Colts signed their No 1 pick Don McCauley from North Carolina creator of the all time NCAA season rushing record. He ran for 1720 yards in 1970 breaking OJ Simpson’s 1709 mark. McCauley career 3172 yards ranks ninth all time. The 21 year old Garden City New York native is 6 foot 1 216 pounds and held 26 ACC records. He was ACC Player of the Year as a junior and senior averaging over five yards per carry.
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Buddy Baker Enters West Virginia 500
Buddy Baker joins the West Virginia 500 at International Raceway Park on August 8. The 1969 season standout announced his entry in a Dodge, following his fourth fastest West Virginia 300 time last year.
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