Moody Captures U S Open as Long Shot Wins
Orville Moody, 35, wins the 1969 U S Open at Cypress Creek on a final round 70. He edges Bob Rosburg and Arnold Palmer era contenders by one stroke, earning $30,000 and securing a place on the PGA Tour for the year. Moody credits late confidence and a quick putt on the final hole, after nearly missing the title.
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Reds Rally Beats Cubs in Tight Diamond clash
In a tight game Reds edge Cubs 4 to 3 after late blows by Henderson and Laboy. Key moments include Henderson’s third homer of the season and Laboy driving in runs as Montreal battles back, with Giants and Phillies also producing late runs in a busy day of baseball.
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Notable Baseball Highlights From Weekend Games
Reggie Jackson of the Athletics doubled and tripled for his 23rd homer and four RBIs after Saturday's games, aiding a victory over the Roslin Red Sox. Earl Wilson pitched a two hitter with one walk and seven strikeouts, guiding Detroit to a 4 7 win over Kansas City.
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Ford GT-40 Wins Le Mans in Close Finish
Ford GT-40 driven by Jackie Ickx and Jackie Oliver edged Porsche 905 led by Hans Herrmann and Gerard Labousse by a car length at Le Mans. The race was marred by a fatal crash during practice that claimed the life of Briton John Woolfe. the win marks Ford's fourth consecutive Le Mans title.
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Oakland Hitter Reggie Jackson Streak Drives Weekend Hitting
Reggie Jackson powered Oakland with four home runs a double and 15 RBIs over two games at Fenway Park. He matched major league marks while Boston’s lineup struggled, as Oakland swept the series and Jackson called it the best day of his life across football basketball and baseball.
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PD CPS iNines Meet Here Tonight
Major League youth baseball in Silver City opens second week with a Tuesday doubleheader at Scott Park. At 6 p.m. undefeated Community Public Service faces undefeated Phelps Dodge Mercantile. Holiday Inn meets Bank Gulf Shell in the other game.
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Light MLB trades near deadline across major leagues
Trades were sparse in the final 48 hours before the MLB deadline. New York Mets acquired Donn Clendenon from Montreal for four minor leaguers while Boston sent Joe Azcue for Tom Satriano. New York Yankees traded Tom Tresh to Detroit for Ron Woods. St Louis moved Aurelio Monteagudo to Cincinnati for cash and Al Jackson joined the Mets for an undisclosed sum. Atlanta acquired Tony Gonzalez from San Diego for Walt Briniak and two minor leaguers. Chicago White Sox sent Sammy Ellis to Cleveland for Back Hamilton. Minor leaguers included Kevin Callins and three pitchers among Mets’ package.
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Bankers and Kubs Tie for League Lead
Bankers and Kubs share the top spot in the Little League standings at Remunger Park with 2-0 marks. Saturday Grant County’s Hank pitched to a 3-0 win as Hullegs were held to 200 hits, while further results indicate early division play and top teams like Sentin Fullers and Tide Hatter Hokies in nearby matchups.
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