Player captures Miami Open in tense two stroke win
Gary Player, five feet eight inches in black, rode through a muddled final round to win the National Airlines Open by two over Lee Trevino. He finished 14 under par at 274 on the Country Club of Miami course, with Birdie runs and key puts sealing the victory as Trevino faltered late.
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Jerry McGee
Ohio
Charles Coody
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Birdie Boy
Gary Player
South Africa
UPI
Cavs' Draft Dilemma After Haywood Case
New York report says the NBA draft fuels suspense as Cleveland won a coin toss with Portland for the No 1 pick. The question is which players may still sign with the Cavaliers if they fail to land their top targets.
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Spencer Haywood
National Basketball Association
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Hal Arrerieen
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Tate
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Buffalo courts relay with Haywood move remains unsettled
The article notes ongoing questions about Spencer Haywood with the Buffalo Braves and Seattle SuperSonics. It outlines past moves between Denver, Seattle, and legal rulings that allowed the Sonics to keep Haywood after a federal judge overturned an NBA decision. Buffalo sought to sign him but was denied by the judge.
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Canton Lehman Wins State Basketball Title in Columbus
Canton Lehman High School defeated Warren Champion 68 to 63 in Columbus to claim the Class 4A state championship. A police escort and city ceremony honored the team and coach Don Eddins as Mayor Stanley Much presented awards at Memorial Fieldhouse.
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Stark County
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Stanley Much
Don Edding
Richard Barnes
Eddins
McKinley
Lincoln
Timken
White Sox rebuild infield aims at new core
Chicago trades bolster infield with Mike Andrews at second and Lut Alvarado at shortstop while retaining Eddie Herrmann and Duane Josephson behind the plate. The moves also reshape the outfield with Lee Maye and Jay Johnstone, as manager Charlie Tanner eyes better defense and pitching to lift a lagging 1969 AL season.
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Chuck Tan
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Chicago
Jay Johnstone
California
Athletics confident after new manager touts contender
Oakland manager Dick Williams declares the club a contender with two major boosts Vida Blue and Ken Brett? Kepton Jackson? ready for the season. The rotation could include Blue, Dobson, Fingers, Hunter with Segura or a bullpen role. The lineup features Mincher Campaneria Bandy Alou Rudi Mondas Tenace and Duncan behind the plate, while Green and Jackson vie for second base.
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Angels
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Chuck Dobson
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Diego Segus
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Sal Bandy
Dick Green
Lois Steffani Leads Weekend Bowling For Top Series Title
Lois Steffani rolled 338 with a 223 game to lead the Sam's Ratmbie Inn Couples League at Bustling Center over the weekend. Lane-Steffani team won the Gutterball League championship as Marian Aliff and Iris Burnett posted strong scores in Evans Lanes and other centers reported high series by Carole Malin, Shirley Flood, Barb Godridge, Lou McAngus, Dyla Paltzer, and Lucille Suprenant.
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Bustlmg Center
Lane- Steffani
Stoney
Marian Aliff
Iris Burnett
Carole Malin
Shirley Flood
Barb Godridge
Lou McAngus Dyla Palezer
Lucille Suprenant
Classic Travelers lead weekend bowling with top sets and high games
Classic Travelers posted the most 600 sets in men's weekend bowling. Lutheran League at St John shared top series and had the area's high game with Jim Prochazka rolling 253 for 634 and Gerry Koepp a 268 single. Ray Fluker added 631, Frank McKenzie 613, Dick Moran 236, and Stoney's claimed best team series at 2 868. Gene Super finished 623 in K of C Couples at Grafton, Clarence Peters 607 1209 in Sunday Nite Sandbaggers, George Noll 603 for North Ridgeville, Ron Steigner 244 top Gutterball League at Stoneys.
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Jim Prochazka
Gerry Koepp
Bob Stich
Travelers
Stoney's
Ray Fluker
Frank McKenzie
Dick Moran
Andorka
Grafton
Stoney’s
Gene Super
Clarence Peters
Center Ridge
George Noll
North Ridgeville
Ron Steigner
Stoneys
Moore coaches Walnut Ridge in long regional run and mixed results
Lake Elyria recalls Jack Moore, famed Walnut Ridge coach, who previously led Columbus East to the 1955 state semifinals. The article notes Moore’s eight years at East, his move to Walnut Ridge, and his lone win in his first season, alongside regional and state tournament official details and commentary on Class A parity.
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Jack Muore
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Walnut Ridge
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Cathedral Latin
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Tate de Seu
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Mel Nowell
Larry Jones
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Midview Star
Elyria Catholic
Columbus celebrates state championship
The Columbus Walnut Ridge Scots won the Class AAA state basketball title 76 to 63 over Dayton Dunbar. Mayor M E Sensenbrenner congressman Rep Samuel Devine and firemen joined 2,500 spectators at Walnut Ridge High School to honor the team and hoist a banner atop a fire truck. Coach Jack Moore and seniors Ed Stahl Brad Hoffman and Greg Olson were praised for the victory.
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Walnut Ridge High School
Dayton Dunbar
Samuel Devine
Sensenbrenner
Scouts No 1
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Ed Stahl
Brad Hoffman
Greg Olson Moore
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