Archer and Rodgers Lead Kemper Open After First Round
George Archer and Phil Rodgers fired 67s to share the Kemper Open lead at Quail Hollow. Winds complicated scores as 47 players stood within four strokes of the leaders, with Bob Charles Bob Goalby Jim Colbert and Bob McCallister among the early chasers. Rodgers credited a return to a standard putting style for his strong play after years of struggle.
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Big George
Phil Rodgers
Quail Hollow Country Club Course
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Jim Colbert
Bob McCallister
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Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Orville Moody
Bruie Devlin
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Mason Rudolph
Dale Douglass
Bob Payne
Lee Trevino
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Butch Baird
Bert Yancey
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DeWitt Weaver
Mets Keep Rolling with Shamsky's clutch four hits
Mets beat the Phillies 6-5 as Cleon Shamsky homered twice and drove in three runs after returning from Tidewater. Ike Brock led St Louis with a homer to beat Montreal 5-3, while Cincinnati edged San Francisco 8-7 on a Helms ninth-inning double. Don Wilson and the Astros topped San Diego 3-2.
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Ken Boswell
Shamsky
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Montreal
Lee May
Cincinnati
Tommy Helms
Reds
San Francisco
Tidewater
Mike Ryan
Cookie Rojas
Tom Seaver
Rick Joseph
Boswell
Chicago Cubs
Brock
Jim Grant
Bobby Tolan
Bobby Bonds
Tony Perez
May
Helms
Willie McCovey
Detroit
Earl Wilson
Jerry Kenney
Yankees
Tigers
Gene Michael
Jake Gibbs
Horace Clarke
Wilson
Norm Cash
Stan Bahnsen
New York
Dick McAuliffe
Carlos May
Billi Melton
Sox
McNertney
Pilots
Durocher Weds for Fourth Time in Chicago
Cubs manager Leo Durocher, 62, married Lynne Walker Goldblatt, 40, at the Ambassador West Hotel in Chicago in a ceremony attended by about 200 people including many Cubs players. The couple said they would delay their honeymoon until after the baseball season ends in October.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Doughty Durocher
Lynne Walker Goldblatt
Cubs
Ambassador West Hotel
John J. Kelly Jr
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Orient
Coolidge Tops Georgia Crate In Farm League Tilt
Coolidge outlasted Georgia Crate 10 to 9 Monday for their fifth win and one loss. Shelton Smith earned the win. Randy Frazier took the loss as Georgia Crate rallied from a 5-0 deficit. Coolidge had one hit aided by walks and errors. Howard Smith had a triple.
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Georgia Crate
Shelton Smith
Randy Frazier
Georgia
Howard Smith
Frazier
Earl Loyd
MacIntyre & Edwards
Dawes
Steve Ball
Kit Pate
Steve Dickenson
Dennis Bammisett
Michal
Eniy
Danes
Arizona State and Tulsa reach NCAA Baseball World Series final
Arizona State and Tulsa meet in the College World Series final in Omaha after ASU fought through the losers' bracket to a rematch with Tulsa. ASU hopes to defend its odd year success with a fourth straight tournament win following a dramatic path since an early loss.
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Sun Devils
New York Universe
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Texas
Jaycees Fall 3-2 Against ICF in Pony League
Thomas County Federal scored three runs in the top of the second inning and held the Jaycees to two. Felix Atkinson earned the win with seven strikeouts, while James Willis took the loss after 14 strikeouts. Reeves, Atkinson, Peeples and Gibson produced TCF hits. Nunnally, Cox led Jaycees with two hits each.
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Jaycees
TCF
Felix Atkinson
Atkinson
James Willis
Willis
Pete Reeves
J. P. Peeples
Andy Gibson
Matt Nun
Major League Results and Upcoming Twi Night Schedule
Thursday results show Montreal 8 over St Louis 5 Cincinnati 8 over San Francisco 7 New York 6 over Philadelphia 5 Houston 4 over San Diego 2. Upcoming include St Louis at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with several twi night games.
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Coleman
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First Baptist Defeats Boston Methodist 12-5 in opener
First Baptist piled seven runs in the first inning and ran to a 12-5 victory over Boston Methodist. Maddox collected five hits, Dixon four, with Norman, Murphy, Cannady, Chastain, Smith and Lapier adding two apiece. Boston's Herring and Smith led with three hits each.
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Mark Maddox
Pace First Baptist
Benny Dixon
Dallas Norman
Larry Murphy
George Cannady
Jack Chastain
Marcus Smith
Roy Lapier
Jack Herring
Laverne Smith
Bob Taylor
McNally Earns 10th Victory as Orioles Blank Senators
Dave McNally pitched a two hitter for his 10th win as Baltimore beat Washington 2-0 to extend their win streak to seven. Brooks Robinson doubled in the ninth for an insurance run, while Nixon attended in the presidential box. Boston's Ray Culp also pitched a two hitter to topple Cleveland 3-0.
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Associated Press
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Paul Casanova
Short
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Boston
Ray Culp
Cleveland
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Culp
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Lee
Overcall Unbeaten After National Championship Pace Win
Overcall, the 6 year old Cape Town son, won the National Championship Pace at Yonkers by three quarters of a length. He swept Yonkers International pacing events this season, earning $25,000 for the win and pushing his career total to $540,548 for owner Mrs Helen Buck. Miss Donna Adios settled second with $12,500, while Trat boosted year earnings to $91,050.
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