Casper Wins Hartford Open in Hartford Tourney
Dilly Casper captured the Greater Hartford Open with a record 200 total, firing a 68 to close a brilliant run. Casper became the first player to win the Hartford event three times while earning 20,009 in prize money and boosting his year tally to 171,? million. Brice Crampton, Tay Floyd, and Dave Stockton trailed as the field chased a course record in tough, windy conditions.
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George Woods
Dave Maggard
Carl Wallin
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Mel Pender
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Herd
Tracy Smith
Peyton Jordan
Mexico City
Bill Toomey
Rick Sloan
Tom Waddell
Patriots Beat Buffalo In AFL Exhibition Thriller
Patriots topple the Bills 16 to 7 as Mike Taliaferro directs Boston’s offense in a win that keeps them atop the AFL standings. Rookie R C Cathie Egar adds 45 yards and a TD as Boston’s defense stifles Buffalo’s attack in a rain-tinged interleague showcase.
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Herd Varsity Trounces Fresh Scrimmage Sees Injuries Hit
Huntington Marshall University football scrimmage ends with Herd Varsity beating Fresh Herd 24 to 0. Quarterback Don Swisher scores three touchdowns and passes for two more. John Gretel and Choo Choo Jones shine. Key injuries to Jim Sastarich and We Klimer dampen pace as starter replacement plans outline for the opener versus Moorhead.
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Mittens Jutter High Announces Opening Time
Mittens Jutter High reveals opening time for both tents at the Mittens Athletic Flat. The event is scheduled to begin at 7:39 p.m. with gates set for attendees.
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Jusky Sets Mountaineer Kick Record in Blues Golds Game
In Morgantown Ken Isiskowich achieved a historic kick as the Blues defeated the Golds. Sophomore QB Mike Sherwood connected on 13 of 14 passes for 154 yards and five touchdowns, including a 65 yard scoring strike to Patric Ren o and a 45 yard interception return for a touchdown by Kostutich. Ground gains were minimal with Blues totaling four rushing yards while the Golds posted minus 20. Wayne Porter caught five passes for 76 yards, and Zamtin contributed a 40 yard reception for the Blues.
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Fairmont's Win Streak Broken by Whitewater
Whitewater State University defeated Fairmont State 14 to 10 in a season-opening upset at Fairmont. Fairmont led 7-0 after a 47-yard touchdown pass from John Kaye to Merlens, but Whitewater roared back with a 32-yard run by Greg Jones and a late fourth-quarter drive capped by a 28-yard field goal by Hansen after a key defensive stand.
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Sint Merlens, Whitenater Narrowed It To 76 In the Second Period On Greg Jones
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Schumacher Wins Cup Race in Argentine meet
United Press International reports Bill Schumacher winning the cup race in a diverse list of sports results. The batch includes Donavera's 20 round decision in Buenos Aires, Strong defeating King Emperor in Chicago, and various track, golf, and boat races across the United States and Europe with multiple names and places cited.
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World Series Champ Defeats Goalby In Sudden Death
Akron telegraph reports a dramatic golf finish as Trevino wins the World Series Championship in sudden death over Bob Goalby at Firestone Country Club. Trevino birdied the 8th to force extra holes and claimed $41,000. Goalby earned $30,000 for second. Masters champion Julius Kavos took third with $7,500.
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Palmer and Head Join WVU Basketball Staff
Two former VMI players return to Morgantown as staff as Dave Palmer and Catt Head join coach Birky Waters's WVU basketball coaching team. Both were part of the Southern Conference champion squad. Palmer, on a graduate assistantship, will assist with academic programs and tutoring while Head resumes duties after a European tour and will finish studies in December.
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Virginia Wade Upsets King for U.S. Open Tennis Crown
Forest Hills November highlights Virginia Wade of Tirithin upset Mrs. Hillis Jean King of Berkeley to win the U S Open singles title by 46 2. In other action details are unclear with references to hydroplane and golf titles.
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Ryun Favored In U S Track Finals
World record holders Jim Ryun and Randy Matson headlined UPI coverage from Santa Lake Tahoe, California as Ryun entered the U.S. track finals favored to win. The piece highlighted Ryun’s leading times and Matson’s strong form ahead of the event.
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Bucs Eliminated From '68 Race After Mets Win
Pittsburgh officially exits the 1968 NL pennant chase after a 3-0 win by the Pirates over the Mets. St Louis clinched by defeating San Francisco 3-2, while Veale earned his first Mets win of the season with 10 strikeouts. Pagan delivered a critical third inning homer and RBI single aiding Pittsburgh’s early lead.
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