Jacklin shoots 63 to surge in Cleveland Open
Tony Jacklin rocketed to a course record 63 to surge into 10 under at Beechmont Country Club in Cleveland Open action. Bobby Mitchell led after 36 holes at 12 under, with Dan Sikes and Bruce Crampton close behind as British players push for the title after Trevino reclaimed Open fame.
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Tony Jacklin
Beechmont Country Club
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Danville
Dan Sikes
Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Cole
Bruce Crampton
Gene Littler
Cole
Crampton
Littler
Billy Casper
Trevino
Chaska
Minn
Ardmore
Bobby Mitchel
Ed Snead
Dan
Sikes
Johnny
Port
Bob Bourne
Bill Garrett
Mike Reasor
Booby Cole Chi
Bruce Devlin
Terry Wilcox
Jerry McGee
Lou Graham
Bob Goalby
Lionel Hebert
Gay Brewer
Steve Reid
Charles Sifford
Chris Blocker
Bert Yancey
Larry White
Pane
Rick Massengalo
Bob Smith
Richard Crawford
West All-America Game Preview Promises Plunkett Showdown
West quarterback Jim Plunkett of Stanford leads the West in a Coaches All-America game kickoff at 7:30 p.m. CDT in Jones Stadium Lubbock Texas. The Heisman winner aims to prove his value to the New England Patriots in NFL contract talks as the West is favored over the East before about 45 000 fans.
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Jim Plunkett
Stanford
New England Patriots
National Football League
Abc-Tv
Jones Stadium
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Patriots
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Chuck Hixson
Southern Methodist
Ernie Jennings
Air Force
J.D. Hill
Arizona State
Chuck Dicus
Arkansas
Joe Orduna
Charley McClendon
Louisiana State
McClendon
Hixson
Scott Hunter
Alabama
Buddy Lee
LSU
Rex Kern
Ohio State
Carner Takes Command of Women's U. S. Open
Donna Caponi trails JoAnne Carner by two strokes at Kahkwa Club as wind and long rounds slow many players. Caponi, North Hollywood, Calif., cards a 145 after a 4 under start, while Carner presses ahead under par at halfway in Erie, Pa.
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Carner
Erie
Jack Nicklaus
Donna Caponi
North Hollywood
Calif
Miss Caponi
Joanne
Kahkwa
U.S
Blue Notches 16th Victory Of Season
The New York Yankees crushed the Washington Senators 12-2 Friday night. Ron Blomberg hit his first major league home run in his first game after a return from the minors, as Felipe Alou, Bobby Murcer, and Jake Gibbs also contributed. Ron Swoboda joined the Yanks from the Expos via trade, adding to the offense.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
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Bronx Bombers
Yanks
Washington
Senators
Ron Blomberg
Felipe Alou
Bobby Murcer
Jake Gibbs
Ron Swoboda
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Montreal
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Ite
Pete Brobert
Oakland
Vida Blue
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Bill Gilbreth
Detroit
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Boston
Milwaukee
Minnesota
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Gibbs
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Steve Kline
Tim Cullen
Frank Howard
Blue
A’s
Royals
Mike Hedlund
Sal Bando
Mike Epstein
White Sox
Carlos May
Tom Egan
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Across Leagues
The standings show Pittsburgh leading the East with a .639 mark and New York at .594, while San Francisco leads the West at .649 and Los Angeles sits at .542. Friday results include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 14-4 and Houston 5, San Francisco 4. Saturday matches list multiple interleague games with specific pitchers and times.
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Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Arlin
Osteen
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Washington
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Perry
Cal Canton
Hunter
Horgan
Coleman
Baseball action mixed with standings and trades
Immense AL action features Yankees routing the Phillies? Actually generic summary.
Richey Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Straight Sets
American Cliff Richey from Sarasota earned a quarterfinal spot by beating Adriano Panatta of Italy. Jeff Borowiak from Berkeley, a pianist by training, advanced to the fourth round after defeating Francois Jauffret, Barry Phillips-Moore, and Frank Sedgman as the All England Championships continued.
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Wimbledon
England
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Calif
Cliff Richey
Borowiak
Ucla
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Richey
Cubs explode to 12-0 rout of Cards in two-out rally
Chicago powered to a 12-0 win over St Louis as a seven inning burst produced 10 runs. Bill Bonham started the rally with a first MLB hit and Glenn Beckert, Billy Williams and J C Martin led a 20 hit attack. Pirates, Braves and Mets also won in a busy National League night.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
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Cardinals
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Pirates
Philadelphia
Bill Bonham
Jackie Hernandez
Richie Hebner
Willie Stargell
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Deron Johnson
Willie Montanez
Phillies
Earl Williams
Darrell Evans
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Williams
Braves
Ralph Garr
San Francisco
Giants
Gaylord Perry
Astros
Hiatt
Denis Menke
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Rod Laver
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Larry Stahl
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