Sanders Leads Open Golf Qualifiers Amid Heat
Doug Sanders posted 68 67 135 to top qualifiers at Charlotte as Sam Snead failed to make the U S Open field with a 147 total two strokes over the qualifying limit Snead, 60, struggled with six bogeys and a late double bogey while declaring he played badly Other qualifiers included Gardner Dickinson Hubert Green and Mason Rudolph with notables like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus exempt from qualifying Sectional events continued in Dallas Denver Chicago Cincinnati San Francisco and Los Angeles
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Bullets and Dodgers win in junior teenage league play
In teen baseball action the Bullets slipped by the Braves 8 3 and the Dodgers defeated the Oilers 6 2. Kenny Crow and Jimmy Crow drove in three for the Bullets while Charles Hammond earned the win on the mound. Rickey Beard fanned 15 as the Oilers beat the Dodgers in the twilight game.
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Wadleigh Wins Extend Lead In Softball League
Wadleigh Star Builders won their seventh straight league game by defeating Plains Co-op. Don Head allowed four hits and struck out eight for his 12th undefeated decision, while Ralph McArthur went two for three. The win puts Wadleigh two games ahead with three to play in the first half and improves the season mark to 21 wins and 2 losses. Next game Thursday vs AT T Sweetwater.
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Pee Wee League Begins Sign Up
All boys eight years old or turning eight before July 31 may sign up for Pee Wee League baseball on Monday and Tuesday June 12 and 13 from 1 00 to 5 00 p m at the Boys Club 1500 28th For questions contact Jack McGlaun at the Boys Club
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Cards Kiwanis Win Farm Action in Monday Games
The Cardinals beat the Snyder White Sox 12-2 as Lance McMillan struck out multiple batters and allowed three hits. Kiwanis Braves shut out Sonic Braves 13-0 behind Andy Elkins, with Joe Longbotham driving in two runs and Larry Huddleston pacing a 10-run fourth inning rally.
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Pre-tournament favorites hold spots in NACAA baseball bracket
In Phoenix La Verne Calif. College and David Lipscomb of Tennessee stayed in the winners bracket of the NACAA tourney after 4-3 wins. Lipscomb defeated High Point 13-1 while La Verne beat Winona State 4-3. Rossburg State edged Oklahoma Christian 1-0 as Oklahoma Christian and High Point moved to the losers bracket.
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Standings and Monday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Standings show Detroit leading the American League with a .585 record and Baltimore at .600 in the NL. Monday results include Oakland defeating Cleveland 3-10 and Minnesota edging Baltimore 3-2. Upcoming twinight and night games feature giants like New York Texas and Boston Chicago with multiple pitchers listed for key matchups.
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Trevino Sets Sights On Canadian Open At Cherry Hill
Lee Trevino arrived in Fort Erie to preview the Cherry Hill Club course for the 1972 Canadian Open July 6-9. He praised the narrow fairways and sand bunkers, warned about defending his title, and noted his recent success including a belated $25,000 gift for three 1971 major wins.
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Indians, Redbirds Take I Victories
The Indians beat the Braves 5-4 in the early game while the Cardinals defeated the Athletics 10-3 in the twilight clash. Russell Gafford started the Indians' first inning rally, and Randy Courtney led the Cardinals with a home run in a five run sixth.
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Padres Get First Choice In Summer Draft
The San Diego Padres hold the first pick in the regular phase of the two day summer baseball draft after finishing 61-100 in 1971. The Dodgers will pick second with Cleveland, New York Mets, Texas and San Diego following in order. Top prospects include Bob Grossman Maryland Richard Bengston and Bobby Goodman catchers along with Dave Chalk Dave Roberts Danny Thomas Roy Howell and Richard Manning.
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Tim Kearney Signs With Super Pokes
Dallas reports Tim Kearney the Cowboys fourth round pick has signed with the Pokes. The 6 foot 2 inch 225 pound linebacker earned second team Little All-America honors at Northern Michigan and was noted for his aggressiveness by Dallas.
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