Mitchell Wins Cleveland Open by Seven Strokes
Bobby Mitchell captured the $150,000 Cleveland Open with a final round 65 to finish 22 under par at 262, seven ahead of Charles Coody who claimed second. Bruce Crampton and others followed as Trevino trailed in the field.
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Culp Hurls Boston Into Second Place
Boston defeated Baltimore 3-1 to move into second place in the AL, aided by Ray Culp pitching after Yaz cut down Frank Robinson at the plate. Doug Griffin and Luis Aparicio drove in two runs in the first, with Reggie Smith adding another as Boston built a lead before holding on.
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Plunkett and Hixson Spark West to 33-28 Win
In the 11th Coaches All-America Game in Lubbock Texas SMU's Chuck Hixson guides a late West surge while Stanford's Jim Plunkett sits as backup. Hixson enters for a pivotal drive connecting with J D Hill and Nebraska's Orduna scores the clinching 17 yard TD with 31 seconds left. Orduna earns MVP honors.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup Across Numerous Games
A dense recap lists standings and results from multiple leagues and dates. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split results, Atlanta and Cincinnati split, Chicago and St. Louis split, New York and Montreal split, with Los Angeles and San Diego ending in a tie after 13 innings. Houston and San Francisco split, while Los Angeles and San Diego won and lost. Sunday scores include Houston over San Francisco and Atlanta over Cincinnati. Monday games feature night matchups across the majors, including New York at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Chicago, plus multiple twi-night doubleheaders and continuing series notes.
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Piney Woods Meet Opens At Glen Arven This Friday
The 53rd Pine Woods Invitational golf tournament runs Friday to Monday at Glen Arven Country Club. A 192 player field starts with shotgun 8 am and 1 30 pm hours. Steve Sloan, Frank Mule Mulherin return, practice rounds set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Texas Led Crenshaw Wins NCAA Golf Title
Texas freshman Ben Crenshaw surged on the final day to win the NCAA golf championship in Tucson. He finished 15 under par with a 273 total, earning the medalist Chick Evans Bowl as Texas set a tournament record 1 144. Florida placed third, Houston second, Wake Forest fourth.
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Giants Fall 5-2 in Astrodome After Dome Curse Continues
Giants lose to the Astros 5-2 in Houston as the Dome continues to haunt them with 20 losses in 25 appearances. Pirates rally past Phillies 10-9 after trailing, while Expos slug Mets 12-4 and Dodgers beat Padres 6-2. Cubs top Cardinals 4-1. Reds beat Braves behind Lee May and Nolan’s graces.
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Alexander Wins Top NFL Honor at Awards Dinner
Kermit Alexander, Rams defensive back, won the Whizzer White Award at the NFL Players Association dinner in Chicago. Finalists included Bill Curry, Andy Russell, Fran Tarkington, and Willie Wood. About 2,400 attended the $125-a-plate benefit for the Chicago Better Boys Foundation at the Conrad Hilton.
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International
Brooks to Drive Pontiac GTO in Firecracker 400
NAS CAR rookie of the year Dick Brooks will drive an independently entered Pontiac GTO in the Firecracker 400 stock car race on July 4 in Daytona Beach.
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