Jacklin Wins Open as Weiskopf Praises His Tempo
Tony Jacklin wins the U S Open in Minnesota with a 281 total earning 30000 and receives praise from Tom Weiskopf who gives a locker note urging tempo. Dave Hill finishes second after a 288 while Bob Charles and Bob Lunn tie at 288. Hill is fined for mocking Hazeltine.
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Tigers sweep Indians in twin bill ending seven game streak
Detroit defeated Cleveland 7-2 in game one and won 9-8 in 12 innings as Cesar Gutierrez went seven for seven and Mickey Stanley hit a 12th inning homer. Jim Northrup added two homers and five RBIs in the nightcap while Gutierrez set a rare nine inning seven for seven feat.
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Tigers Snap Needing 12 Innings in Gutierrez Seven Hit Game
Cesar Gutierrez from Venezuela tied a modern major league record with seven consecutive hits as Detroit edged Cleveland 9-8 in 12 innings after Stanley homered to break an 8-8 tie. The feat added to a day of AL results and Detroit's late rally cut the Indians' lead.
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Aaron breaks Gehrig's extra-base mark with two homers
Hank Aaron hit two two-run home runs off 23-year-old Lou Gehrig, passing Gehrig for fourth on the all-time extra-base hit list with 1,191. The Braves beat the Astros 6 4 as Aaron flexed against Dierker while Cardinal pitchers and other NL results filled the day.
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Trevino Named One of U S World Cup Golf Representatives
Former U S Open champion Lee Trevino of El Paso Texas was chosen as one of two U S players for the World Cup golf in Buenos Aires Argentina November 12 15 He earned the berth after this year’s U S Open was won by Tony Jacklin of England Trevino to compete in World Cup for the third straight year with the U S Open champion usually paired with the PGA champion
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Elyria skaters win at state championships in Akron
Linda Balogh wins Juvenile C Girls first and Kim Hoffner second in Bott girls. Scott Wood takes Juvenile D Boys first and will advance to the Great Lakes Regionals during the July Fourth week.
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Brazil Retires Rimet Cup With 4-1 Triumph Over Italy
Brazil defeated Italy 4-1 in Mexico City to win the World Cup, with Pele scoring early and Jairzinho and Carlos Alberto adding late goals. The victory sealed Brazil as permanent owners of the Jules Rimet Trophy after a dominant, largely controversy-free tournament amid jubilant celebrations.
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Major League standings and scheduled games
Today's standings show Kansas City at Oakland with Roland pitching for Oakland. Minnesota faces Milwaukee with Brabender expected. Baltimore visits Boston as part of a busy night across the majors with several tilts and probable pitchers listed for early and late games.
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Alexander Storms Toward Elyria City Golf Semis
Norm Alexander reaches the Class AA semifinals at Elyria City Golf Tournament after two wins this week. He beat George Ross one up in round two and Jim Bailesky the same margin in the quarterfinals. Other divisions feature tight scores and late surges across Class A, B, and C with multiple players advancing in close matches.
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Rain dampens Lorain golfers in 2nd round
Rain limited second round play in the Lorain City Golf Tournament while first round concluded. Emil Kuciek of Emerald Valley defeated Ray Kuhn 2 1 with a birdie on the 17th to win Class AA, as other results in Class AA and Class B are incomplete in the scrambled report.
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