Amateurs Lead U S Open as Simons Shines in Merion Round
Jim Simons, a 21 year old Wake Forest senior, shot 65 to seize a 54 hole lead at the 71st U S Open. Jack Nicklaus sits two behind after a 68 as Arnold Palmer suggests slow play remarks. Simons paired with Nicklaus on Sunday, aiming to become the first amateur champion since 1933.
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Ardmore
Jim
Jack Nicklaus
Jim Simons
Jack
Simons
Wake Forest
Nicklaus
Merion
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Devlin
Chi Chi Rodriguez
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Gay Brewer
Palmer
Johnny Goodman
Lee Trevino
Jim Colbert
Erickson
Nichols
Akron
Ohio
Bob Erickson
Orville
Lannyins
Julius Boros
Dale Douglass
Bobby Mitchell
Larry Hinson
Ken Still
Miler Barber
Gay
Mason Rudolph
John Miller
Paul Harney
Bob Ros
Pla
Bert Yancey
Gene Littler
Don January
Qhi Chi Rodriguez
Art Silvestrone
Labron Harris
Dave Eichelberger
Ron Reif
Joan Lister
Bobby Cote
Robert Risch
Bob Lunn
Borek
Deane Beman
Charles Coody
Kermit Zarley
Charles Sifford
Danny Yates
Bob Charies
a-James
Ben Crenshaw
Geiberger
Chuck Courtney
Merion Golf Club
Butler
Sunday Baseball Schedules With Mixed Matchups Across Leagues
A garbled listing shows multiple Sunday games featuring teams such as California at Karess City, Chicago at Minnesota, Oakland at Miwenkee, Ostrak at QGeveland, New York at Baltimore, Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York, Montreal at Pittsburgh, Houston at Los Angeles, and Atlanta at Gacimati. Player names and records appear inconsistently, reflecting OCR noise in scheduling data.
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California
C. Wright
Maloney
Karess City
Knight
Fitzforris
Chicago
Wood
Minnesota
East
Oakland
Dobson
Segui
Miwenkee
Krausse
Slayton
Ostrak
Lolich
Kilkenny
Qgeveland
Lamb
Dunrirg
New York
Kline
Baltimore
McNally
Boston
Peters
Washington
Broberg
Montreal
Stoneman
Britton
Pittsburgh
Blass
Neon
Briles
Houston
Dierker
Los Angeles
Downing
St. Marte
Emntaries
Atlanta
Nash
Kelley
Gacimati
Detroit
West Oakland
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
SiSeal
Philadelphia
Francisco
Cincinnati
Prilecila
St Louis
San Diego
Butte Beats Kali Spell 13-12 in Legion Baseball
Butte wins 13-12 for sixth straight victory in America Legion action at Alumni Coliseum. The win improves record to 7-5 with seven wins in eight games. Rick Nadeau to pitch in next non conference game at Tech field this afternoon at 2. Roger Cassidy appears in game notes.
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Butte
Ebanain
Kali Spell
America Legion
Alumni Coliseum
Tech
Rick Nadeau
Roger Cassidy
Ramada Inn slips by Montana Polo 10-9 in thriller
Vince Dunfee belted a two run homer in the bottom of the sixth to give Ramada Inn Restaurant a 10-9 win over Montana Polo in a Northwest Little League game. Ramada Inn led 7-0, Polo rallied to lead before Dunfee’s blast sealed the victory. Johns homered for Montana and Morris added two hits.
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Vince Dunfee
Ramada Inn Restaurant
Montana Polo
Ramada Inn
Dunfee
Kelly Johns
Montana
Dave Morris
Village Inn
Mark Johnston
Matt Pelletier
U S Open Leader Builds Confidence Amid Amateur Status
Jim Simons, the 19 year old amateur leader after three rounds of the 71st U S Open, says it is hard to imagine leading the Open at this stage. The soft spoken, introverted young man worries his confidence must grow as his golf game does.
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Ardmore, Pa
Jim Simons
Simons
Butler
Pittsburgh
Meroin Golf Club
Lee Mackey
Bert Yancey
Merion
Anaconda tops Libby 7 4 in league win
Anaconda pitchers Tom Blodnick and Eddie Gallagher combined for a two hitter as Anaconda defeated Libby 7 to 4. Blodnick allowed two hits through five innings and Gallagher added two hits and drove in runs to lead the Anacondans to their first Western Division win of the season.
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Jeff Balentine
Butte
Steve Dornfeld
Rod Moore
Moore
Libby
Tom Blodnick
Eddie Gallagher
Anaconda
Blodnick
Ron Estes
Gallagher
Tim McKittrick
Sutton Dominates with One-Hit Win for Dodgers
LOS ANGELES edge Houston 4 to 0 as Don Sutton throws a one hitter, allowing only a sixth inning double by Jim Wynn. Dodgers win behind strong pitching Saturday night.
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Los Angeles
Don Sutton
Jim Wynn
Houston
Ihbi
Wills
Norgan
Buckner
Cedenorf
Ralen
Perker
Edwards
Lefebvre
Haller
Netzger
Valentine
Angel
Wynn
Billingham
Lucky Lager Wins Two Games At Great Falls Invite
Defending champion Lucky Lager of Butte defeated City Bar of Great Falls 22 to 1 and Finstad of Helena 20 to 10 to stay unbeaten in the Great Falls Invitational. Anaconda Center also won two of three and faces Havre State Farm Red in a loser's bracket game. The championship is set for 6 this evening.
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McQueen Athletic Club
Saturoye
Clark Butte
Kmon-Joes
Great Falls
McQueen
Darigold
Helena
Bozeman Merchants
Village Inn
Bozeman
Lucky Lager
Butte
Vida- Rich
Havre
State Farm Red
Vicki Brown
Ginger Toivonen
City Bar
Great
Lucky
Finstad
Barbara Cockhill
Maureen
UCLA Poised to Clinch NCAA Track Crown as Liquori Sets Record
UCLA dominates final day at University of Washington Stadium led by Marty Liquori winning the mile in 3:57.6 a new meet mark. BYU Ralph Mann also earns a third straight title while Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and Oregon post multiple records in events across the meet.
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Seattle
Villanova
Marty Liquori
Brigham Young University
Ralph Mann
Liquori
University of Washington
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Reynaldo Brown
Cal Poly- San Luis Obispo
Sid Sink
Bowling Green
Ohio
Denny Rogers
UCLA
Lennox Burgher
Nebraska
Mohinder Gill
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Barry McClure
Middle Tennessee
George Young
Link
United States
Bruins
John Smith
Southern California
BYU
Kansas
Texas-El Paso
Chris McCubbins
Oklahoma State
Bob Wheeler
Duke
Prefontaine
Brown
Dick Fosbury
Mike Louisiana
Brigham Young
Mark Winzenried
Wisconsin
Larry Black
North Carolina Central
Cary Feldman
Washington
Ae Roberts
Rice
Ohio State
Ray Hupp
Jacques Accambray
Kent State
Garry Bjorklund
Minnesota
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Jim Age
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Sam Puich
Yanks
Steve Schulte
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Schulte
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Bruce Brennick
Kalispell
Jim Traynor
Pat Maloney
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Steve Wood
Dan Birney
Grosswiler
Cunningham
Cornfield
Neneney
J. Traynor
Traynor
Lee
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Brennick
Pat Schulte
Scott Grosswiler
Missoula
Tim Sullivan
Blazes
Smith
Rowland
Rayson
W — Blodnick
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Sutton
Williams
Nancy Johnson
Marty
Jeannie Sulliva
Judy Robert
Holly Davidso
Terry
Jeannie Lovell
Mary Lynn Sullivan
Don Rebel
Jeannie Love
Betty Lou Love
State Farm
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S. Marty
Kath Roberts
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