Open Golf Qualifiers Narrow Field for U S Open in Philadelphia
Qualifiers for the 1971 U S Open reach 72 winners led by Don Bies at Atlanta with a 68 67 135. Others like Art Wall Tom Weiskopf and Mike Souchak also qualified from various sectional sites while several favorites missed the cut. Details show low scores and notable withdrawals amid the drive for the June event.
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Dallas
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Red Run
Royal Oak
Mich
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Michigan
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Denver
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Evergreen
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Phoenix
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Sacramento
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WCT players defy ILTF suspensions amid Paris Open fallout
World Championship Tennis players Nikki Pilic Tom Okker and Ismael el Shafei face ILTF suspensions for missing the French Open. Ashe Riessen Pasarell and Ralston win opening rounds as Laver dominates Stolle. Wimbledon stakes loom as players react to federation vendetta claims.
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Hank Aaron's knee a bright spot for Braves in rough stretch
Hank Aaron batted over .300 with four hits and two doubles as the Atlanta Braves dropped a 7-6 decision in 10 innings to the St. Louis Cardinals. Aaron, 37, noted knee drainage has kept him playing and hinted at more rest after several games. Ralph Garr and Zolio Versalles also collected four hits each for Atlanta.
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Concord’s Jim Manley V WC batting champion in WVIAC
Jim Manley of Concord College tops the West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference batting list with a .434 average, edging Ken Zigmond of West Virginia Tech who hit .415. Zigmond leads in slugging at .736. Manley finishes at .642.
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Glenville
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Ben Franklin Wins In Sophia Little League
Ben Franklin scored 14 runs on seven hits to beat Sophia Lions 14 to 10 at Albert Vennari Park. Adams earned the win, Kincaid took the loss, with White and White collecting two hits apiece for BF.
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Standings Wednesday Night NBA Schedule
Boston visits Oakland New York plays California Washington travels to Kaw City Milwaukee faces Detroit Chicago meets Cleveland Minnesota faces Baltimore San Francisco plays in Montreal San Diego visits New York Los Angeles goes to Philadelphia Pittsburgh hosts Chicago Cincinnati at Houston St Louis meets Atlanta
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Shaving strokes and peekaboo putting styles
The author argues vision over the ball improves putting. He endorses peeking along the line by positioning the feet for balance and keeping the head behind the ball. He cites the side winder stroke as effective for its head-on view and teases future column on putting cures.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs to Trim Lead Behind Cardinals
The Pirates, back from manager Danny Murtaugh, crushed the Cubs 11 to 6 with 17 hits and six relief innings from Bob Veale and Dave Giusti to stay a half game behind the Cardinals in the NL East race. St Louis also won 7 to 6 in 10 innings over Atlanta as Simmons drove in the decisive run. Hank Aaron Ralph Garr and Zoilo Versalles had four hits apiece for the Braves.
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Babe Ruth League Schedule With Local Teams This Week
Beckley Babe Ruth League releases a weekly schedule for New River vs Bays and Silver Brand with Eareharts meeting Eareharts. Games start at 6 p m. Eareharts vs Harry s on Wednesday and Eric s vs Bays on Thursday. No games Friday due to graduation. Raleigh Motors vs Silver Brand and Blue Ridge vs New River set for Saturday.
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Yanks Down Orioles in Elks Little League Action
The Yankees defeated the Orioles at Elks Stadium in a Monday afternoon game. Other results: Tigers beat Braves 10-6, Indians defeated Red Sox 11-1, and Falcons toppled Marlins 18-9.
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Braves place McQueen on 21 day DL. Wilhelm reactivated
Lefthan der Mike McQueen is placed on a 21 day disabled list with an elbow strain from Sunday's game against Chicago. Hoyt Wilhelm, 47, is activated by the Atlanta Braves on Monday to join the staff.
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Chicken box and hot dogs offer at Pete and Bob's drive-in
An advertisement lists a chicken box deal with three whole chickens and 24 pieces, plus hot dogs at six for $1.20. The notice includes contact at Pete and Bob's Valley Drive-In, phone 252-4322.
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