Gary Player Returns With New Attitude For Open Bid
Gary Player, in Rochester, says he is playing the best golf of his life and has a renewed desire to win. The 1965 Open champion, long absent from U.S. tour action, tees off at Oak Hill as part of a comeback aiming to complete his career grand slam once more.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Gary
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Nicklaus
St. Louis
U.S
Johannes
Yarbrough Sets Record at Carolina 500 Time Trials
Lee Roy Yarbrough qualified at a record 118.643 mph for Sunday's 76 000 Carolina 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He said he could have run faster with tires allowed. Three other drivers topped 117 mph, including David Pearson and Richard Petty. Forty four cars will start the race after March rainouts.
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Rockingham
N. C
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Nascar
Yarbrough
Junior Johnson
North Carolina—Motor
Speedway
David Pearson
Foru
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Paul Goldsmith
Dodge Coronet
Cale Yarborough
Mercury
Rockingham, N.C
McLeod Looks Back At Craft In Open Golf
Rochester AP report recalls Freddie McLeod at 86 reflecting on golf’s shift from craft to profit. He recalls 1908 win at Myopia Hunt Club, changes in clubs and technique, and praises Ben Hogan as the greatest player he ever saw.
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Will.grimsley
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Fred McLeod
McLeod
Oak Hill Country Club
Freddie
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Mass
Columbia Club
Chevy Chase
Jarvis Tops Cardinals as Braves Shell 7 1
Pat Jarvis hurled a three hitter for Atlanta in a 7 1 victory over St Louis as Hank Aaron Tito Francona and Marty Martinez sparked the Braves while Nelson Briles and three relievers took the loss. Mets rally to beat Dodgers 2 1 with Shamsky and Martin delivering key hits. Giants beat Pirates 4 2 and Cubs down Reds 4 1. Houston rainout at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
New York Mets
Jarvis
Atlanta
Braves
St. Louis
Cards
Hank Aaron
Tito Francona
Marty Martinez
Nelson Briles
Baseball results and standings from Wednesday and upcoming games
Oakland beat Cleveland 7 to 1 while Detroit edged Minnesota 2 to 1 and city matches with Chicago and Baltimore were rained out. Minor leagues and international results are listed along with notable boxing outcomes from Las Vegas and Tokyo.
AL Can't Wait To Divide Flag Race Causes Splits
The American League shows division talk as Detroit Tigers extend lead with a 2-1 win over Minnesota. Baltimore and Cleveland trail, while Minnesota sits ahead of Oakland and Boston in a tight chase. In the NL Atlanta routs St Louis 7-1 and other results. Dick McAuliffe's eighth inning homer sparks Detroit win over Minnesota. John Odom hits first ML homer as Oakland blanked Cleveland.
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Chicago
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Lolich
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Lolich
Jim Kaah
Kaah
John “Blue Moon
Odom
A’s
Steve Hargan
Reggie Jackson
Dave Duncan
Bill Rohr
Craters, Sunnyland, Wilkes lead Industrial League action
Ga. Crate pounded Davco 13-5 with 17 hits including four homers by Byrd and Whiddon. Sunnyland routed Spence 11-3 with 20 total hits led by three each for Whiddon Barrett McCorvey Lampkin Hand and Mercenberg. Ted Wilkes edged Meigs 19-8 as Wilkes drove in the winning run in the fourth on nine hits.
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Davco
Sunnyland
Spence
Ted Wilkes
Bobby Byrd
Charles Whiddon
Jerry Bush
Zack Wells
Byrd
Whiddon
Jack Williams
Wendell Hobbs
Dick Scott
Hugh Duncan
Sunnland
Robert Whiddon
William Barrett
Billy McCorvey
Bobby Lampkin
Jerry Hand
Fred Mercenberg
Harold Cone
James Owens
Bug Tatum
Meigs
Kent and West of England Tennis Championships advance players
Australians Fred Stolle Roy Emerson and Lew Hoad and Andres Gimeno reach the quarter finals in Kent Tennis Championships. Pasarell Ashe and Richey advance to the quarter finals in the West of England Championships. Mets option Goossen to Jacksonville. Giants trade Henry Carr to the Colts. Yarbrough sets pole for Carolina 500. Calgary Stampeders sign Kaczmarek and Caffey.
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Associated Press
Beckenham
England
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Lew Hoad
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Bristol
U.S
Charlie Pasarell
Arthur Ashe
Cliff Richey
Local Sports Calendar Several Youth Leagues Shine Tonight
Jr Pony League hosts Pavo versus Coats & Clark at 5:30 and Ellis faces Exchange at 7:30. Farm T League features Dawes vs Pavo at 5:45 and Bank of Thomas Co. against McIntyre & Edwards at 7:15. Church League matches Boston Presbyterian versus Dawson Baptist at 8:00 and Dawson Methodist versus Church of God Remington Ave at 9:00. Additional Jr Pony League games Coca Cola vs VFW at 5:30 and Florida vs Davis Meter at 7:30. Industrial League brings Meigs vs Sunnyland at 8:00 and Ted Wilkes vs Ga. Crate Remington Ave at 9:00, plus Davco vs Spence Coats & Clark at 9:00. Church League lists 1st Baptist against East Side Baptist Coats & Clark at 8:00. American Legion at 8:00 shows Thomasville vs Tallahassee Tallahassee.
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American Legion
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Taylor Blanks Federal 9-0 in Pony League clash
Mike Taylor pitched a shutout as OK Tires Pony League beat Thomas Co Federal 9-0. Joe Broom and Jess Booth each had three hits while no Federal player had more than one. Jaycees downed Pavo 6-3 and Frankie Mattox led Jaycees with two hits. Earlier OK Tires routed Robinson-Smith 13-1.
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Mike Taylor
OK Tires
Thomas
Kiwanis Remains AL Leader After 6-4 Victory
Kiwanis stayed atop the American Jr. Pony League with a 6-4 win over Lewis Enterprises. Coats & Clark defeated Elkis 15-3 behind 10 hits and four errors by Elkis, while Johnny Sullivan led Coats & Clark with three hits in four at bats. King featured three hits for Kiwanis and Alen Richard pitched well for the win.
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William O’donnell
Kiwanis
Lewis Enterprises
Coats & Clark
Elkis
John Colvin
Lesle McGrotha
Colvin
McGrotha
Medders
Bill King
Matt Nunnally
King
Kiwanis Club
Kirby Reichert
Johnny Sullivan
Luren Nunnally
Elks
Tommy McGalliard
Alen Richard
Kaline Returns From Wrist Injury as Mathews Placed on DL
Detroit Tigers shift Eddie Mathews to the disabled list for a herniated disc and seek a replacement from the Toledo farm club while Al Kaline is sidelined with a fractured right wrist but will rejoin the active roster Friday.
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Trade Mart
Toledo
Mathews
al Kaline
Kaline
Oakland
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