Trevino wins 68th U.S. Open with record 275
Lee Trevino, 28, Mexican American from El Paso, clinched the 68th U.S. Open at Oak Hill in Rochester with a 275, tying the Open record. He carded a final round 69 after birdie putts of 35 and 20 feet on 11 and 12, becoming the first to play four rounds under par. Nicklaus finished 279, Yancey 281, Mantle homered to pace the Yankees past the Angels 4-3 in Anaheim.
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Pirates blast Houston to sweep doubleheader
In Pittsburgh, Manny Jimenez drove in two with a two run single as the Pirates beat Houston 11-2 to sweep the doubleheader and extend their winning streak to five. In the opener, Jose Pagan and Maury Wills hit successive fourth inning doubles to power a 3-1 victory.
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Minnesota beats Washington 4-2 to extend win streak
Dave Boswell allowed four hits while Minnesota backed him with 12 hits as the Twins defeated the Senators 4-2. The win marked Minnesota's third straight, their longest since the early season, and Washington dropped to five losses in a row.
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Newcomer Wins Grand National Debut at Rockingham
Donnie Allison, 28, from Hueytown Alabama and rookie of the year in 1967, won the Carolina 500 at Rockingham after a 44 car field. He outlasted brother Bobby Allison by over two miles in a factory Ford. Purse totaled 78,280 with Allison earning 15,675 this race and Robbie Allison 9,650 after leaving a factory Ford to run his own Chevelle.
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First Class Caddies Travel With Jacksonville PGA Party
A plane from Jacksonville to the Greensboro Open carried eight golfers and five caddies as passengers. Most caddies were in first class, aiding the players on the spring golf tour.
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Tigers rally to split twin bill with White Sox
Detroit beats Chicago 6-1 in the nightcap after a 3-2 loss in the opener. Jim Northrup drives in three in the finale, Tom Matchick and Willie Horton contribute late, Denny McLain gains win. Chicago’s Tom Davis belts a decisive homer in game one.
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National League Monday baseball matchups listed
The schedule lists NL games: Drysdale to Short in Philadelphia, Maloney to Jarvis in Atlanta, Giusti to McBean or Walker in Pittsburgh, and Hargan to Fisher in Milwaukee. Also Washington to Minnesota and Brabender to Odom, Bahnsen to McGlothlin in California, all with night starts.
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Glasgow boy takes third in javelin
Curt Brandon of Glasgow earned third in the javelin at the Golden West Invitational in Sacramento boosting Montana’s medal streak. He threw 204-7, trails Montana record holder 220-4% set in 1967, while Wilson Hall won and Jack Anderson took second. Brandon, headed to the University of Nebraska on a track scholarship, helped Montana win medals at this nationwide high school event.
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Sullivan captures first Frank Kall Memorial golf title
Steve Sullivan 18, a Butte Central graduate, wins the inaugural Frank Kall Memorial at Butte Country Club. He and Rich Haden of Bozeman tied 54 holes at 218 after a sudden death playoff, with Sullivan finishing 68 to 69 in the final round. Sullivan to Montana for basketball and golf on a double scholarship. Sheila Penaluna wins women's title.
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Edwards Drives Cardinals Past Reds with Two-Run Single
John Edwards delivered a two-run single in the fifth as St. Louis erased a 2-0 deficit and beat Cincinnati 4-2. Cal Maxvill and Lou Brock scored in the frame, Washburn earned his 4th win, and Cardenas collected his 1,000th major league hit in the sixth.
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Two Pass 700 Wins In College Basketball Chiefs
Only two active coaches have over 700 victories. Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Hank Iba of Oklahoma State lead, followed by Tony Hinkle of Butler with more than 500. John Wooden, Jack Gardner, and Ray Meyer each exceed 400 wins.
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Hank) Iba
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Butte Golfer Cards Hole-in-One at 126 Yard Par 3
After the tournament at Butte Country Club Ken Devine of Butte fired a hole-in-one on the 126 yard fourteenth using a wedge. He played in a foursome with Greg Black, Mark Vucurovich, and Bill McDonald.
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Brewer stars in relief as Dodgers beat Phillies
Dodgers win 2-1 as Bob Bailey scores on a passed ball in the fourth and Jim Brewer preserves the lead with crucial relief. Bob Skinner begins his Phils managerial tenure after replacing Gene Mauch as Rick Wise homers to make it 2-1 before Brewer shuts the door in a bases loaded jam.
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Wright wins Speedway Open after four-stroke end
Mickey Wright shot a 68 to win the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. The victory ties her with Carol Mann for most wins this season as Mann withdrew with back spasms before the final round. Wright posted 34 34 on the 72 par course and called it one of her best rounds.
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Laver Advances to U.S. Pro Final in Straight Sets
In Brookline Massachusetts Rod Laver defeated Dennis Ralston in straight sets to reach the U S Pro Tennis Championship final. John Newcombe edged Tony Roche in a rain delayed marathon opening match. The final offers 8000 first prize in the 32250 event at Longwood Cricket Club.
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