Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open in Four-Stroke Margin
Florida pro Gardner Dickinson fired even par 70 to win the Cleveland Open by four shots, finishing 72 holes at nine under 271 for the 1967 title. Miller Barker and Homero Blancas tied for second at 275, with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus among top contenders. Dickinson credited partner Tony Penna and Ben Hogan for help shaping his steady game.
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Pro Soccer Results and Schedule From Weekend Play
National League Saturday had no games. Sunday showed Oakland tied Atlanta 2 2. Chicago beat Philadelphia 0 0. Today New York defeated Cleveland 2 1 and Detroit beat Dallas 1 0. Vancouver 2 Toronto 2 tied. Boston 1 Los Angeles 1 tied. Washington 0 San Francisco 0 tied. Chicago 4 Houston 2.
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Ken Jordan Named Centerville High Football Coach
Ken Jordan will replace Steve House as Centerville High School head football coach this fall. Both are 1964 Ball State graduates. House posted 14 9 3 in three seasons and moves to Greensburg to replace William Bless who went to Whitehall. Jordan has served as House’s assistant at Centerville.
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Vandervoort Captures Trophy in Pikes Peak Hill Climb
Wes Vandervoort won the Pikes Peak hill climb in Colorado Springs as the race was marred by a serious crash. Al Unser Jr. driver Cot Farmer of Crowley Texas suffered critical injuries when his car flipped and he was rushed to a hospital unconscious with multiple injuries.
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Red Sox Begin Long Road Trip In 1967 AL Battle
Boston starts a 13 game road swing through Minnesota Kansas City Anaheim Detroit as manager Dick Williams says every game matters. Rico Petrocelli and Tony Conigliaro are dinged while Gary Bell earns his 100th win and Jose Santiago helps beat Cleveland.
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Rosewall Wins Fourth Event In Five Tour Runs
Ken Rosewall dominated the Pacific Coast International Cup final in Newport Beach to claim his fourth win in five tournaments. He defeated fellow Australian Rod Laver 6-3 6-3 for the $3,000 first prize in the $25,000 event, while Andres Gimeno of Spain finished third by beating rookie Fred Stolle 8-6 6-4.
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Center Captures Open Skeet Title
Howard Center of Detroit blasted 396 of 400 targets to win the overall championship of the Mid-America Open Skeet tourney in Fortville Indiana. Mrs. Lee Mabie of Evanston Illinois won the ladies overall with 1885 targets.
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Charley Finley eyes Milwaukee as potential A’s home
New York reports mix of speculation on where Charlie Finley will move the Oakland A’s, with Milwaukee seen as a near-ready stadium option. The piece also notes debated baseball and golf records, inflation effects on golf purses, and quotes from sports figures about peak athletic ages.
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