Beard wins American Golf Classic with two stroke margin
Frank Beard captured $30 000 first prize in the American Golf Classic finishing at 276 four under par. Jack Nicklaus, Tommy Aaron and Bruce Crampton tied for second at 278 as Beard topped a strong field that included Yeard and Floyd. Beard credited a clutch opening putt and planned to play the PGA in Tulsa.
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UPI Green
Firestone Country Club
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Nicklaus
Aaron
Bruce Crampton
George Archer
Dale Douglass
Shaw
Gary Player
Bob Murphy
Ray Floyd
Lee Trevino
PGA
Tulsa
Indians Split With Senators In Doubleheader
Cleveland gains split with Washington 7-3 and 6-3 as Sam McDowell blames umpiring for his loss. He cites Bob Stewart missing pitches while Ray Fosse backs the claim. Tony Horton hits a two-run homer and Vada Pinson adds a two-run double. Triples and a fourth-inning rally are noted, with McDowell 16-7 and Lasher, Higgins, and Mingori handling relief. The Indians host an exhibition in Wichita after the twin bill.
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McDowell
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Stewart
Larry Napp
California
Tony Horton
Vaca Pinson
Pinson
Ted Uhlaender
Jack Heidemann
Horton
Ray Foster
Cleveland
Rick Austin
Dennis Higgins
Steve Mingori
Fred Lasher
Frank Howard
Rick Reichardt
Havana Merchants win Fifth District slow pitch Open title
Havana Merchants defeated Schlessman Leeds 5-4 then 13-2 to capture the Fifth District championship after dropping to the loser's bracket. John Hosang and Jim Elmlinger led Havana with home runs and strong pitching, while Rich Hafner and Hosang also delivered key hits in earlier loser's bracket win over Sandusky Progressive Shop. prize winners named include Roberta Oswalt Shirley Stewart and Jane Reinoehl.
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Hayes Avenue
Shirley Stewart
Middle Avenue
Jane Reinoehl
Oak Street
Jim Elmlinger
Bill Sedar
Don Schumbaker
Schlessman
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Elmlinger
RBI
Sandusky Progressive Shop
Rich Hafner
Litchfield Falls Short In G Class State Final
North Akron defeated Litchfield 5 3 in the Class G state title game after leading early. Akron took a 3 2 edge by the end of the first inning, then held off Litchfield with a rally capped by two timely singles and a couple of miscues. Litchfield added a run in the fifth and had a chance to rally but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Akron
Devine
Tomello
Kurt Cullins
Greg Bulger
Burns Rowland
Rice
Cincinnati
Jim McGlothlin
Los Angeles
Billy Grabarkewitz
McGlothlin
Cook
Rowland
Joe Walters
American Standard Falls in Industrial Tourney Final
American Standard loses the championship to Willard Donnelley in the Senior Industrial District tourney after surviving the losers bracket. Willard, as Fifth District champs, advance to Middletown for the state tournament. American Standard’s Booker Moore led with three hits in the 83 win over Sandusky Local 1216 in the bracket final.
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Willard Donnelley
Willard
Middletown
Booker Moore
George Craft
American Standard
Sandusky Local
Jerry Williams
George Gurcon
Heat Tests PGA Players at Tulsa in Sauna Like Conditions
Weather-battered at Southern Hills Hogan warns field may skip opening round if heat persists. Tulsa reports 100 plus degree heat for 14 straight days with 110 degree highs and a water shortage. Tommy Bolt won the event with a 283 three over par as Hogan notes the punishing par 70 layout.
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Major League Standings and Sunday Results Summary
Baseball standings list teams and scores from Sundays games. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 4 2 while Washington defeated Cleveland 7 2 Detroit lost to California 5 0 Chicago dominated 4 0. Baltimore split a 12 inning 12 run marathon against New York with 7 runs in the 17th.
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Three one run games in city senior league tourney
Three close weekend games in the Senior Little League City tournament produced three one run outcomes. Adams Maintance edged Lehman Johnson Young 1 0 in extra innings as Ralph Trevel allowed four hits for the win. Coca Cola beat Murphy Brothers 2 1 in seven with Mike Rushinsky giving up four hits in the loss. Holliday Chrysler defeated Douglas Mfg 5 4 as Robin Metera handled the mound duties and Bob Lieicky added two hits for Holliday Chrysler.
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Lehman Johnson Young
Ralph Trevel
Murphy Brothers
Coca Cola
Mike Rushinsky
Steve Sinegal
Holliday Chrysler
Douglas Mfg
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