Palmer and Nicklaus Lead PGA Team Championship Round
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot a nine under par 62 to take a first round lead at the PGA National Team Championship at Laurel Valley. Palmer eagled the 10th after a 150 yard seven iron and paired with Nicklaus for a dominant start as heavy rain delayed play.
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Ligonier, Pa
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
John Schlee
Bob Smith
Dave
Mike Hill
John
Dick Lotz
Bob Goalby
Art Wall
Tom Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
Dale Douglass
Hale Irwin
Dave Stockton
Bob Lunn
Bob Payne
Les Peterson
Lee Trevino
Howie Johnson
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Nicklaus
Arnold
Pennsylvania
Brunswick Gridders Set Practice
The Brunswick Bengals will hold their first practice Monday at 6 30 p.m. at Tamarac High. Coached by Ron Schott they return 15 veterans after a 5 1 league 6 2 overall record last year in the Junior Bantam Circuit.
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Brunswick Bengals
Tamarac High
Bengals
Ron Schott
Saratoga
Ballston Spa
Bethlehem
Watervliet
Rotterdam
Mechanicville
Cohoes
Averill Park
Cosmos vs Bangu Postponed in New York Soccer Night
Rain forced the postponement of Friday’s North American Soccer League match between the New York Cosmos and Brazil’s Bangu. No rescheduled date was announced.
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NEW York
New York Cosmos
Bangu
Brazil
Pan-Am Games Open Ailing Matzdorf Targets High Jump Glory
USA faces a crowded Pan Am track opener with Pat Matzdorf favored in the high jump despite stomach trouble and a world record bid. John Smith and Marty Liquori headline a strong U S sprint and middle distance contingent as Meija Shorter Bjorklund clash in distance events amid tropical heat splitting sessions.
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Xali
Colombia
Pat ‘Matzdorf
United States
Matzdorf
USA Russia
John Smith
Marty Liquori
Smith
Villanova
Liquori
U.S
USA
Ed Carruthers
Winnipeg
Alvaro Mejia
Frank Shorter
Garry Bjorklund
Mexico
Juan Maximo Martinez
Hector Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Shorter
Delano Meriwether
Kentucky
Jim Green
Meriwether
Cuba
Pablo Montes
Hermes Ramirez
Don Quarrie
Jamaica
University of Southern California
Lennox Miller
Pioneers Reach Final Connie Mack Berth After Double Win
The Waterford Pioneers swept a crucial double header at Harris Field to claim the last playoff spot in the Upper New York State Connie Mack Championships at Cahrenger Field. They defeated Halfmoon A's 8-6 and Halfmoon Twins 3-2, with standout hits from Degnan, Bova, Rhodes, Grimes, Newhouse, and Whipple. The two wins secure a 11 a.m. playoff date against Rotterdam Ventures, while Chittenango Bears meet Watervliet Yankees and Oswego I face Lansingburgh Royals in other games to determine the finals lineup.
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Waterford Pioneers
New York
Bob Bova
Bill Rhodes
Ted Grimes
Bob Newhouse
Pioneers
Twins
Steve Whipple
Harry McDonough
Rotterdam Ventures
Chittenmango Bears
Watervliet Yankees
NYS
Oswego I
Lansingburgh Royals
Diner Shuts Keller’s In Schenectady Night Softball
In a Sportsman's Park clash Cocca's Shade Keller’s edged Keller’s 6-3. Matt Kupic and Bill Schnell homered for the winners now 6-1 in the loop. Gus Maita had a triple and single for Keller’s with Stan Stringham adding a homer. Tom Spohr earned the win while Lew Smith took the loss as Keller’s fell to 4-2.
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Cocca
Keller
Schenectady
Sportsman's Park
Matt Kupic
Bill Schnellbacker
Gus Maita
Stan Stringham
Tom Spohr
Lew Smith
Water Safety Tip for Skier Gear
A safe water skier should always wear a life vest or flotation belt to prevent drowning and stay buoyant while on the water.
Saratoga Racing Results Dense Two-Column Card
Saratoga card lists multiple pace and trot races with winners such as Madee pes, Merrys Lamb, Parading Peace, Batter Up, Annita Rose and Clever Kim across miles and purses from 400 to 12 600. Times range 1 35.1 to 2 10.3 with daily double payout 57.00 and attendance 5 272, handle 311 43.
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Merrys Lamb
Coons
Good Goin
Blasky
Star Dapple
Jobson
Clever Kim
Davis
Dave G
St. Sure
Little Sure Vo
Mareert
Pownal Horse Racing Results Include Big Payouts and Scratches
Attendance 3,143 and handle $717,997 report a day of racing at Pownal with multiple races featuring notable finishes. Winners include Daily Dilly and Pioneer Star with various placings and betting pools. several entries were scratched, and an exacta payout reached 91.90.
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Royal Antigua
Santiago
Turetsky
Greco
Lipon Named Replacement for Indians Manager
Cleveland Indians fire manager Alvin Dark and name John Lipon, coach since 1968, to replace him. Announcement made at a hastily called news conference by Vernon Stouffer, chairman and majority stockholder, with Stouffer stating the change was made.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Alvin Dark Friday
John Lipon
Vernon Stouffer
The
Indians
Stouffer
Tribe
Gabe Paul
Paul
Lipon
Dark
Joe Adcock
Charleston
W. Va
Portland
Hall of Fame induction salutes Nixon and Lombardi group
President Nixon attends Hall of Fame ceremonies in Canton to honor inductees Jimmy Brown Vince Lombardi Jr. and five others. The event includes Lombardi’s posthumous honor and a parade and game featuring Oilers Rams with new coaches Ed Hughes and Tommy Prothro. Also covers Indians managerial changes and Lipon’s staff additions.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Canton, Ohio
Nixon
Jimmy Brown
Vince Lombardi
Brown
Cleveland
Vince Lombardi Jr
Ohio
Pete Rozell
Shrine
Dick Gallagher
National Football League
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Vin
Lipon
Cot Deal
Kerby Farrell
Bob Hofman
Joe Lutz
Green Mt. Entries Night Racing Feature
Race card lists numerous 1 500 spot classes for 3 to 5 years with entry names like Bev's Times, Chatter Act, Alpha Omega, and Perry's Winner. Multiple 1 500 purses, odds, and notable horses such as Golden Hildy, Real Hero, Classical, Hanover Stag, and Star Step appear with jockey notes and weights across 3, 4, 5, and 7 class divisions.
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Bev
Praden
Hanks
Alpha Omega
R. Boudreau
Grove
Kisielewski
Perry
No Boy
Allegro Miss—Boismier
Little Box
Mid Lands—Hanks
Kabella Mick—Castanede
Sweet Be Bop—Diaz
Buddy Errard
Santia
Preden
Miss Maestro
Ooppame
Donato
Criss—Greco
cipitiad—Handley
Golden Hildy-P. Rich
Don Guste
Combustion Hills
Princess Flower
Scottish Lancer
My Character
Hanover Stag—Ray
Star Step
Pizzi
Slow—Donato
Spurgeon Creek
Tureisky
Bet Dargan
Pruden
Miss Cottontail—Hanks
Morton
Flying al
Taeke Tis Eee
Piighty
Diaz
Wappinger
Santiago
Ye & Np
Suracee
Turetsky
Rickety Pee Ape
Glory Cross—Hill MS
Shannon Babe— Santiago
Jeans Veil—Lapensee
Io Fees
Sally” Red
Roy
Vere Lee m8
Manohoac
Lapen
Boldreau
Pargale Market
Ic Cael Wingo Santiago
Defichy—Fairbanks
Amber Fenolien
Idee
Eagies Ney
Line Barker
Ayala Im
Fairview
Jimmy Jo Handley
Hacienda Gal—Karpe
Quick SS. Boudreau Ie Stans
Turets
Sim
Camp's Tops Walker's 5-4 in Waterford City Softball
Camp's beat Walker's 5-4 in Waterford City Softball League at Waterford High. Dean Connors doubled and singled for Camp's while Dick Cornetti added two singles with three RBI. Larry Shaw and Ron Saborin led Walker's with multiple hits. Stan Stoberski won the game and Ed Kearney took the loss.
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Camp
Walker
Waterford City
Waterford High
Dean Connors
Dick Cornetti
Larry Shaw
Ron Saborin
Stan Stoberski
Ed Kearney
McCarthy's 11th straight win in Colonie Twilight league
McCarthy's Restaurant extended its winning streak to 11 games by defeating the Engineers 8 to 5 at Colonie Central. Joe Iannacone led the victors with a single, triple and homer, while Chip Moot and Jerry Kelso added two singles each and Dick Carlson chipped in a triple and single off starter John O'Brien. The Engineers dropped to 5-13 in the standings.
ICC Beats Niagara Mohawk Shop 5-1 in Slo Pitch League
The ICC defeated the Niagara Mohawk Shop 5-1 at 112th Street Friday. Tony Carnevale led with three singles, Lou Valente and Ted Potenza added two apiece, while Tony Fuciniti doubled. Rocky Valente earned the win and Don Barber took the loss. ICC improves to 14-1.
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ICC
Niagara Mohawk Shop
112Th Street
Tony Carnevale
Lou Valente
Ted Potenza
Tony Fuciniti
Dan Burns
Bill Duval
Bob DeRusso
Rocky Valente
Don Barber
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University of Wisconsin
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Prince Pence
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Parading Peace
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Jackhammer
Lord Bud
Atwell
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Handle
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Sera
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Prince Shane
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