Crampton Stretches Houston Open Lead With 67
Bruce Crampton shot a five under par 67 to extend his Houston Open margin to four strokes amid windy, cool conditions. Lanny Wadkins remained the only challenger within striking distance after a 69, with a crowded leaderboard of top contenders at Quail Valley Golf Club.
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Angenera Wins Ohio Matron Stakes At Thistledown
Angenera led in the stretch to hold off Moonlit Stream in the seventh Ohio Matron Stakes at Thistledown. Miss Imarullah finished third and Round Bottom was fourth. The $15 000 added race paid $10 757 to owner Don Peppers as Angenera returned $20.60 8 and 540.
Don Wilson Dominates Mets in Six-Run Houston Rally
Don Wilson struck out eight over seven innings as the Astros rout the New York Mets 9-2 for their seventh straight win. Houston broke a 2-0 game open in the sixth with a three-run double after an error by Wayne Garrett and a string of walks. Cesar Cedeno and Johnny Edwards hit solo homers, and Helms added a seventh inning single after walks to Watson and Rader.
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Knicks and Lakers vie in pivotal NBA playoff clash
In a best of seven series tied at 1-1 the Knicks face the Lakers in a decisive Game 3 at Madison Square Garden. Local Elyria fans weigh in predicting a seven game duel with West and Chamberlain steering the Lakers toward possible six or seven game victories.
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North Olmsted to face Lorain in AAA battle
North Olmsted Eagles beat Westlake 64 in a Class AAA Sectional game. Bob Busser drove in three runs with two hits and limited Westlake until a three run sixth inning. Westlake leads league 6-0, North Olmsted 5-1. loser Jef Koterba walked eight. Armin Retone homered for Westlake.
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Lee Smith spark Red Sox past Twins in Bloomington affair
Lefthander Bill Lee started the game and went seven solid innings while Reggie Smith collected three hits and two RBIs to lift Boston over Minnesota. Lee improved to 2-0 after a bullpen handoff in the eighth inning and Larry Hisle grounded into a bases loaded fielder’s choice ending the frame.
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Tigers blank Rangers to win 2-0 on Coleman gem
Detroit pitchers held Texas scoreless as Al Kaline hit his third homer of the season in a two run fourth inning. Joe Coleman earned the win with help from John Hill. Aparicio reached on an error and Yastrzemski drew a walk before Doug Griffin singled and scored on Aparicio's sacrifice fly. Minnesota plated a run in the fourth on Walton's walk and Pil Rool's single.
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Marietta Crew Sweeps All Divisions in Regatta
Marietta College captured all four divisions at the Mid-American Regatta on the Muskingum River. In the main varsity race the Marietta crew finished 5 075 seconds over 2000 meters to edge Purdue by 1% lengths with Grand Valley State third. The Pioneers also won lightweight junior varsity and freshman titles while Grand Valley placed second in those classes and Purdue was runner up in lightweight.
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