Notable PGA Players Share Round Reactions At Tanglewood
Lee Trevino Jack Nicklaus Fred Couples Fred Wampler Bill Casper Bob Benson Larry Hinson Ed Dougherty Tom Watson Bob Wynn Arnold Palmer Gary Player discuss the first round of golf at Tanglewood. Trevino notes trouble with greens and irons while others praise course difficulty, wind, and fairways as players reflect on scores and preparations for upcoming rounds.
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Tanglewood
No. 7
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Benson
Tady
Larry Hinson
Uve
ED Dougherty
Pirates
Tom Watson
Bob Wynn
Firestone
Arnold Palmem
Pim
Gary Palyer
Connecticut
Fred Wampler
Tom Weiskopf
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
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Dougherty
Wampler
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Ohio
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Jim Riggins
Larry Gilbert
Bob Murphy
Mark Hayes
Don Massengale
Thobert Benson
Sam Shend
Bob Wenn
Tom Shaw
Ken Towns
Forrest Ferler
Bills
Caspe
Jerr
Dim Dent
Weno
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Howell Fraser
Brure Destin
Dick Goetz
Mike Morres
Ron Letellier
Bob Bratzler
Don Bies
Art Wall
Lionel Hebert
al Geiberce
MTU
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Doug Fortee
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Odell Massey
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Jimiy Powell
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Roger Watson
Paul Moran
Joe Inman
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Chithi Rodriguez
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Mac McLendon
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Muller Barber
Parade of No Names in PGA Early Spotlight
The PGA championship scene in Akron features top pros and a rare field with many veterans like Palmer Nicklaus Player Casper Trevino Weiskopf Miller Littler Snead Irwin Watson on a major course. The article notes an absence of headline draws among this year’s contenders.
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Trevino
Weiskopf
Miller
Littler
Snead
Irwin
Watson
Casper Upset Over Open Exclusion At Medinah
PGA round reports two time Open champion Casper lamenting a lack of exemption as past winners face exclusion. Mark Hayes of Stillwater, Oklahoma leads after a 67 amid a field studded with Nicklaus and Palmer, with Firestone's par 70 course testing the field.
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Billy Casper
Medinah
Chicago
Casper
Wineer Foot
Olympic
PGA
Firestone
Hayes
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Woody
Gabby
Mark Hayes
Stillwater
Okla
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Comedy of Errors Tribe gives game away to Yankees
Cleveland notes a chaotic 6-3 loss to New York as Buddy Bell and Boog Powell collide at home and miscues lead to three Tribe errors. Doc Medich earns the win as Powell misreads a 3-2 count and Oscar Gamble and Charlie Spikes are picked off. Powell calls it a weird night and the scene shifts to page 12 for more.
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Rick Manning
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Alan Ashby
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Ashby
Charlie Spikes
Oscar Gamble
Thurman Munson
Bell
Powell
Wave of momentum powers Chicago to 8-0 win over Elyria
Chicago Capitals routed Elyria 8-0 in the Big League Baseball Tournament championship at Kimble Stadium. Kevin Joyce hurled a three-hitter with 13 strikeouts over 90 minutes, backed by nine Illinois hits as Chicago earned a third consecutive victory and a World Series bid in Ft Lauderdale. Elyria coach Ron Sunagel called Chicago unbeatable with Joyce on the mound.
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Chicago
Kimble Stadium
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Kevin Joyce
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Iowa
Michigan
Ron Sunagel
Elyria Bats
Darrell Maddock
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Bob Remick
Bob Suryn
Frank Pazda
Ed Garska
Llinars
Pazda
Sunapel
Tigers fall as Orioles rally in 10th at Detroit
Orioles beat the Tigers 7-6 in 10 innings to延 extend Detroit's skid to 12. Baylor collected a single and a double, finishing 2-for-5 with the decisive double driving in the winning run. Boston, Oakland, Kansas City and Chicago also won in AL action.
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Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Gates Brown
Ron LeFlore
Dan Meyer
Bill Freehan
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