Palmer 5 back as Heard leads PGA field at Birmingham
Arnold Palmer, a former champion, trails after two rounds at Oakland Hills after shooting 70 to sit at 132 one under. Jerry Heard is tied for the lead at the PGA, while Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino struggle with the demanding course.
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Trevino Reflects On Poor Round In PGA Event
The veteran pro says the round was poor in all aspects including driving, iron play and chipping. He notes not recalling ever playing so badly and comments on the fluctuating scoring pace of the tournament. Ray Floyd and Hale Irwin sit a stroke behind Heard at even par 140 with others like Jamieson, E. Smith and Brewer close behind.
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Blazers Seek First SFL Victory Tonight
The Phoenix Blazers aim for their first Southwestern Football League win as they host the Los Angeles Mustangs at Phoenix College field at 7 30. Prentice Williams and Darby Jones return from injuries while Joe Spagnola starts at quarterback for a second time.
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Indians Rally Past Phoenicians In Big League Tilt
Swartwood's squeeze bunt sparks a five run seventh inning as Indians beat District 2 and 3 8 to 3 at Fitch Park Mesa. Key hits by Swartwood Anderson and Vincent secure the victory and keep Indians alive in the Division 4 tournament.
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Indians ride hot streak as Johnson sits with heel injury
Cleveland manager Ken Aspromonte braces for questions as the Indians win 10 of 12 after the All Star break while Alex Johnson, acquired from California for Vada Pinson, sits with a heel problem. Shortstop Frank Duffy drives the latest win over Detroit and pitcher Dick Tidrow limits the Tigers for the shutout.
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Tigers Keep Pace as Other AL Teams Struggle
Tigers stay tied for East lead after Orioles fall 2-0 to Boston. Minnesota tops Oakland 5-4 with Steve Braun scoring on Rod Carew's run. Yankees hammer Milwaukee 9-4 on Bobby Murcer’s seventh inning grand slam and Fritz Peterson win. Pinson’s fifth hit drives in Leroy Stanton in California’s 6-5 10th inning win.
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Tolan Drives Reds Past Braves in 11 to Sweep
Bobby Tolan starred with three hits including a homer and a double in game one and a two run single in game two as Cincinnati beat Atlanta 6-5 in 11 innings and 3-2. His 11th inning double set up the winning run aided by Millar’s errant throw. The Reds lead the NL Western division and Tolan owns a .294 average with 59 RBIs.
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Cactus Plant divers claim top honors in Yuma invitational
Arizona Cactus Plant divers led by Danny Plant Kent Middleton Dana Middleton Nancy Hoffman and Joe Sleazak dominated the Yuma Invitational in the 11-1 boys division as they prepared for the National Junior Olympics. Kent Middleton seven, won the eight-and-under one-meter and placed in 10-and-under one-meter. Hoffman won the 15-17 girls one-meter, while Middleton and Sleazak delivered top finishes among peers. Dana Middleton placed high in multiple events including 11-12 and open divisions.
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