Rodgers Archer share Kemper lead in windy first round
George Archer and Phil Rodgers shared the Kemper Open lead at five under par after gusty conditions at Quail Hollow. They were chased by a large group within four strokes, including Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister. Archer spoke of strength after a long Masters layoff and praised the winds. Rodgers credited a return to a standard putting style and a new 41 inch putter. Also: Jackson County YMCA beat Marion 204-124 in swimming. Marion to Cape Girardeau for triangular meetwith Cape Girardeau and Chafee.
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Major league standings and tonight's games list
Major league standings and schedule note numerous games: Gibson 92 versus Ryan 20, Frynan 6 2, Monreal 1-3, Reed 24, McCormick 4-9, Fisher 203, Dryscale 227, Dierko r 5, Ray 2-2, Butler 22, Talbot 1-2, Nasr 4-3, Peterson BF, Nagy 30, Murphy 4-4, Coleman JA, McLain TOs. Saturday shows Minnesota at Oakland, New York at Boston, Chicago at California, Kansas City at Seattle, Washington at Detroit, Baltimore at Cleveland.
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Legion baseball standings update after Carbondale win
In the 26th district standings following Carbondale's 21 eight inning win over Da Quoin, Northern Division Steeleville leads with 4-0, while Da Quoin and Sparta trail. Southern Division shows Carbondale atop with 1-0, Murphysboro 1-0, Marion 1-1, Dongola 2-2, West Frankfort 0-3. Upcoming games include Marion at West Frankfort and Sparta at Benton tonight.
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Overcall Leads Eight Straight Wins in Yonkers Pace
At Yonkers Raceway Bret Han over, driving Overcall, wins the $50,000 National Championship and completes an eighth straight victory in 1969, sweeping Yonkers International Pace Series events. Overcall goes wire to wire in two minutes with a 29 second opening quarter and 25 3-5 closing. Miss Conna Adios is second, Twinkle Hanover II third. purse totals reach $159,500 for the series. Overcall’s career earnings rise to $340,548 with this win. In a separate incident at a Canadian speedway, driver Robert Dickenson dies after his cadet class car crashes on an infield embankment and rebounds onto the track.
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Hoffer wins state golf title in Illinois
Elgin teenager Bill Hoffer captured the state amateur championship at Spangetaha Country Club with a 72 hole total of 287 after a final 69 74. The 19 year old Purdue golfer earned a spot in the NCAA tournament at Broadmoor Colorado Springs next week. Bob Augustine of Chicago was runner up with 289 and John Kenny of Northbrook finished third at 290.
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Orioles blank Senators as Nixon roots in stands
President Nixon attended Robert F. Kennedy Stadium to watch the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 2-0 as Dave McNally pitched a two-hitter for his 10th win. The Orioles extended their streak to seven in a row while other AL results included Red Sox 3 Cleveland 0 and Yankees 5 Detroit 3. Also noted the Rams add Karl Sweetan as a third QB in a Saints swap.
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