Palmer Boros share U S Open lead at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros tied for the 54 hole lead at Oakmont Country Club in the U S Open. Jerry Heard and John Schlee trailed by one shot, with Tom Weiskopf and Lee Trevino within striking distance as Gary Player stumbled. Nicklaus fell back after a string of bogeys in the final rounds.
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Oakmont
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Boros
Oakmont Country Club
Latrobe
Jerry Heard
John Schlee
Heard
Schlee
Pion
Tom Weiskopf
Tom
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Dour Bob Charles
New Zealand
Gary Player
South Africa
Oakmont Yard
Country Club
Joan Schiee
Bob Charles
Jim Colbert
Jack Nicklaus
Rocky Thompson
Gene Littler
al Geiberger
Larry Ziegler
Johnny Miller Miller Barber
Vinnie Giles
Frank Beard
Bert Yancey
Lanny Wadkins
Ray Floyd
Tom Shaw
Rod Funseth
Bud Allin
John Mahattey
Bobby Nichols
Ralph Johnston
Charles Coody
Denny Lyons
Tommy Aaron
David Glenz
Art Wall
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Roger Ginsburg
Sam Snead
Mac Hunter
Gene Borek
Bob Murphy
Hale Irwin
Deane Beman
Don Bies
George Archer
Tony Jacklin
Larr Wise
Bob Jackson
Billy Ziobro
Cesar Sanudo
Butch Biard
Joe Campbell
John Gentile
Paul Moran
Grier Jones
Greg Powers
Larry Wood
David Graham
Lee Elder
Dave Stockton
Luzinski Drives Phillies Past Giants in Seventh
Greg Luzinski delivered the deciding RBI with a seventh inning single scoring Del Unser as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 5-4. Barry Lersch improved to 2-2 while Jim Barr dropped to 4-7. Unser reached on a hit by pitch and scored after an infield out as Luzinski collected his third hit and his third RBI. The game was tied 4-4 after five innings with no starter left after five.
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Philadelphia
Greg Luzinski
del Unser
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Barry Lersch
Jim Barr
Unser
Luzinski
Scheinblum homers in Angels win over Yankees in California debut
Richie Scheinblum's first California uniform appearance includes a solo homer as Nolan Ryan wins his 8th. Mike Epstein hits a two run triple and Bob Oliver adds a run scoring double. Angels beat Yankees 5 to 2 with two eighth inning unearned runs and late insurance.
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Anaheim
Richie Scheinblum
California
Mike Estein
Bob Oliver
Nolan Ryan
Angels
New York Yankees
Scheinblum
Cincinnati Reds
Ryan
Pat Dobson
Yankees
Dobson
New York
Epstein
Sandy Alomar
Vada Pinson
Ron Blomberg
Oliver
Munson
Torborg
Zemlijak Leads Frank Kall Memorial with 71
Ed Zemljak shot a one over par 71 to hold a one stroke lead in the Frank Kall Memorial Invitational at Butte Country Club. The field of 150 golfers includes Tom Keeley and Lee Williams. results list Zemljak, Keeley, Stanich among top in early rounds.
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Ed Zemljak
Frank Kall
Butte Country Club
Zemljak
Lee Williams
Tom Keeley
Bo Stanich
Bill McDonald
LeRoy Peterson
Butte
Joe Yerkich
Yerkich
Zemlijak
Two unbeaten teams advance in Butte softball tourney
Anaconda's Chrysler Center defeated Marty's Bar 7-6 to join Don Rebel of Great Falls as the last remaining unbeaten teams in the Butte Women's Softball Association tournament at Clark Park. Mary Ann Lovell starred with three hits and a homer, while Janele Sullivan delivered the winning RBI in the seventh.
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Paull
Don Rebel
Butte
Clark Park
Betty Button
Anaconda
Chrysler Center
Marty’s Bar
Great Falls
Janele Sullivan
Mary Ann Lovell
Betty Lou Lovell
Nancy Johnson
Marty’s
Ann Marie Gimeljez
Susie Biiney
S&h Mobile Homes
Missoula
Dugdale Construction
Cindy Barnett
Cathy Berger
Skyway Bowl
Hamm’s
Race Track
Rainier O’toole’s
Helena
Dugdale
Myra Howe
Marty
Hamm
Cobra Tire
Rainier O’toole
Missoula Mavericks sweep Livingston in doubleheader
Missoula Mavericks extended their winning streak to six with a 7-6 extra inning victory and an 8-5 win over the Livingston Rangers in a Saturday American Legion baseball twin bill. Pitching by Mick Moran Steve Anderson and Dennis Peterson carried Missoula despite a four run first game deficit and a late rally, while Anderson blanked Livingston for three innings in game two.
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Missoula
Mick Moran
Steve Anderson
Dennis Peterson
Mavericks
American Legion
Livingston Rangers
Ed Mills
Anderson
Peterson
Moran
Mills
Livingston
Daryl Helmer
Cardinals Top Astros Behind Gibson Five-Hit Gem
St Louis backs Bob Gibson five hits to beat Houston 5-3 with help from two balks and two passed balls. Torre walks, scores on a balk, Watson passed ball and wild pitch, Brock drives in run on a single. Gibson improves to 6-7, Forsch 6-7 for Houston.
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Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Houston Astros
Ken Forsch
James Rodney Richard
Cardinal
Joe Torre
Bob Watson
Forsch
Richard
Gibson
Lou Brock
Ineligible player costs Duggan's win in Babe Ruth game
Duggan's won on the field 10-9 but forfeited 7-0 due to an ineligible Duggan's player listed off Babe Ruth rosters. Bob & Joe's claimed the forfeit win. Cashell and Stajcar powered Bibl & Joe's with key hits, while Duggan's got multi hit days from Grosso Thatcher and Dennehy. Golden Rule routed Telephone 15-1 behind Davis's three hitter and 10 strikeouts. Pepsi topped VFW 9-2 with Macumber throwing a one hitter at Northwest Little League. Arctic Circle beat El Taco 13-10 in pee wee with Pelly, Cash, Campbell and Knutson leading the way.
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Oakmont
Bob & Joe’s
Duggan
Babe Ruth
Cliff Grosso
J. Thatcher
T. Dennehy
Andy Davis
Golden Rule
Telephone
John Coyne
Scott Orlich
Davis
John Krstulich
Rob Spear
Don Lerich
Scott Macumber
Pepsi
VFW
Jim Stradinger
Dennis Boston
Doug Popovich
Arctic Circle
Libby youth golf winner tops Montana Insurance Classic
John Graham of Libby shot a three over par 147 to win the Montana Insurance Youth Golf Classic at Whitefish Lake Golf Club over 36 holes. Runner up Billy Mitchell of Miles City took 151, while Dave Kenyon and Sean Barnett finished third and fourth. Mitchell, Kenyon and Barnett earned berths to the national meet at Westfield, Ohio. Several Butte area players earned state berths from the local tourney at Butte Country Club last Monday. Michigan State upset Ohio State 19-12 in 1972, giving the Spartans a 7-6 edge in the football series with the Buckeyes.
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Whitefish
John Graham
Libby
Montana Insurance
Whitefish Lake Golf Club
Mitchell
Kenyon
Barnett
Butte Area
Dillon
Pat Lynch
Butte
Rene LeVeaux
Fred Zemljak
Tim Sullivan
Paul Doran
Jerry Lyons
Butte Country Club
Michigan State
Ohio State
Spartans
Buckeyes
Sports Weekend Highlights Across Racing Tennis and Golf
Racing fans still hold 5526 uncashed Belmont Stakes tickets worth nearly 33000 dollars with redraws to state after April 1, 1974. Billie Jean King and Erik van Dillen won Nottingham titles, while Dibbs meets Meijer in Germany final. Sykora set a women’s 400m hurdles world mark at 58.5. Giants add Snead and Tucker, Astros buy Batista, Minnesota signs Eddie Bane. Ohio Derby winner Favored Out Native. Windy’s Daughter loses Coaching Club Oaks. Paterno criticizes Nixon Watergate remark at Penn State. British Open entries total 569 with 96 spots left.
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Secretariat
Billie Jean King
Erik van Dillen
Nottingham
England
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Arthur Ashe
Hearts of Lettuce
Linda
Chief
Chicago
Arlington Park
Prince John
Coaching Club
Belmont Park
Windy
Bag of Tunes
Lady Love
Joe Paterno
Penn State
Paterno
Nixon
Nittany Lions
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B. Kelley
J. Lowney
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T. Stone
J. Verkich
P. Evans
J. Peterson
R. Pates
R. Twyer
S. Danie
C. Carver
R. Salo
L. Brakovec
B. Leary
J. Marshall
C. Wallace
M. Joyce
T. Stanisich
Dr. L. Rotar
M. Peterson
D. Raymond
K. Ori
D. Antonietti
J. Evans
Jerry Sullivan
R. Sager
L. Schellack
A. Duggins
E. Howe
Shag Miller
Weingartner
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J. Whelan
J. Jensen
D. Ford
J. Blankenship
J. Malin
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W. Matthews
M. Nield
G. Rude
P. Taylor
J. Swan
J. Penney
B. Thomas
R. Collins
D. Kuhl
E. Sager
F. Semansky
Arnie Nordling
E. Gibson
J. Schwartzmiller
D. Kelly
C. Fournier
R. L. Stratford
M. McLaughlin
R. Skaer
D. Tahira
J. Rosenberg Sr
G. Hawkins
E. Bonner
D. Whitmore
F. Curnow
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J. Poore
G. Plessinger Sr
Joe Sullivan
Bob Nelson
R. Johnson
J. Manley
C.D. Camsell
G. Stratford
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H. Obenhoff
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John Lowney
Skip Koprivica
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Joe Verkich
P. J. Evan
Jack Peterson
Ron Pates
Rich Dwyer
Steve Daniel
Chuck Carver
Red Salo
Larry Brakovec
Dick Kuhl
Dave Gilbert
John Mortensen
Steve Sullivan
Tim Easton
Art Nordling
Ted Ori
Rick Ranf
R.D. Corette Jr
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Jim Rowling
Dave Welch
Paul Edwards
Dave Manovich
Bill Carver
Bill Kent
Lucky Lager
Judy Maloughney
Susie
Rod Salo
Cliff Moore
National League Ass
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West
Donna Searight
Lucky
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State University
Marco Island
Fla
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Upshaw
L—Forsch
Richard Watson
W—Gibson
Duggan’s
Tom Cashell
Mike Stajcar
Pat DiFronzo
Bibl & Joe’s
Maria Sykora
Austria
Miss Sykora
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Norm Snead
Bob Tucker
Snead
Tucker
Rafael Batista
Denver Bears
Batista
AAA Bears
Eddie Bane
Arizona State
Bane
Sun Devils
Westminister
Calif
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