Snead Fails To Qualify For U S Open At Pebble Beach
Sam Snead, 60, after a 69 first round and 78 second, finished with 147 at Charlotte sectional. He missed the 36-hole cut by two strokes, 12 back of top qualifier Doug Sanders, ending his bid for the U S Open at Pebble Beach.
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Ray Goddard Misses Open Qualifying by One Stroke
Ellis Fort Harrison Country Club pro Ray Goddard shot 73 73 146 in Cincinnati during U S Open qualifying. A 36 hole 139 was needed to qualify, with four players at 138 and 139. he tied Sam Carmichael of Martinsville and finished mid field behind several top players from Ohio and Indiana.
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Favell agrees to three-year Flyers contract
Doug Favell, 27, goalie for the Philadelphia Flyers since 1967, has agreed to terms on a three year extension with the NHL club. He joined the Flyers from the Boston Bruins in the original expansion draft.
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Foreman Denies ABA Absorption Rumor
Virginia Squires owner Earl Foreman calls rumors the ABA will be absorbed by the NBA babbling of idiots. A Greensboro Daily News report cited an unidentified source saying six or seven ABA clubs would join the NBA after June meetings. Squires VP John Kerr said there is no knowledge of any absorption plans.
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Grant Appeals $72,000 Indy 500 Penalty
Race driver Jerry Grant faces USAC review of a penalty that dropped him from second to 12th at the Indianapolis 500 after fuel from teammate Bobby Unser was pumped into his car. Car owner Dan Gurney filed the appeal, arguing the act was an honest mistake. The panel planned to issue a written report with reasons after the hearing.
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Mike Nykoluk Named Assistant to Flyers Coach
Keith Allen, general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers, named Mike Nykoluk assistant to Coach Fred Shero. Nykoluk, veteran of 17 pro seasons, played 14 years with the Hershey Bears and will work with Shero and AHL coach Larry Wilson on player personnel.
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Southside Optimist Win Two Dixie Bee Games
Southside Optimist beat Haley Brothers 10-6 on May 25 with Paul Huebner striking out nine and Craig Cross contributing key hits. In a later game Southside topped Prairieton 12-5 as Huebner earned the win and Ron Rich and Kinnett provided big hits for the opposing side.
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Standings and Tuesday Games in Major League Baseball East and West
Major League standings show Detroit leading the AL East with 24 wins. Baltimore 21, Cleveland and Boston at 20 and 17. In the West Milwaukee 15, Oakland 29, Minnesota 24, Chicago 25, California 20, Texas 18, Kansas City 17, New York 16. Tuesday’s schedule lists California at Detroit, Minnesota at Baltimore, Oakland at Cleveland, Milwaukee at Kansas City, New York at Texas, Boston at Chicago, plus two twi-night games.
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Lemont Crushes Bituminous in Ruth League Action
Lemont Construction defeated Bituminous Materials 21 to 7 Saturday as Silcock hit a homer and a double and Via bic and Lemont added two hits each. Gutliff led Bituminous with two hits. In Monday play Lemont won 5-4 over Smith Alsop with Bradford collecting three hits and Rich Silcock the winning pitcher.
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