Brewer Wins Pensacola Open in 26 Under Par
Gay Brewer shot 71 to finish 26 under, winning the Pensacola Open as rain and late birdies shaped the final rounds. Bob Keller finished with 262 but was disqualified for signing error. Doug Sanders and Keller traded near-lead positions. Sanders placed third.
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San Antoncola Bay
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Pensacola
Fla
Jan Eagle
Nio
Tex
Brackenridge
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Keller
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Rential
Pensa
Bob Keller
Dallas
Baseball Exhibition Roundup From Florida Games
Baltimore's Dave Johnson powered the Orioles to a 6-1 win over Los Angeles in Vero Beach with a double and three singles, while Wally Bunker and teammates shut down the Dodgers on seven hits. St Louis beat Detroit 6-2 as Jerry Lumpe drove in both runs with a sixth inning single. Tom McCraw delivered a bases loaded single in the 10th to lift the White Sox past the Mets 4-3 in St. Petersburg. Minnesota topped Boston 7-1 behind seven strong from Jim Kaat, and the Yankees routed Cincinnati 9-3 with a four run fourth. Washington and Pittsburgh tied 5-5 after 15 innings in Pompano Beach. Kansas City edged Houston 5-1 in Cocoa, and California defeated San Francisco 5-0 in Palm Springs. Cleveland beat Chicago 4-3 on a late rally as Sam McDowell hurled six innings of shutout relief. Atlanta beat Philadelphia 10-9 in Cocoa.
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Dave Johnson
Orioles
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Fla
Ray Washburn
St. Louis
Detroit
Lakeland
Jerry Lumpe
Tifer
Tom McCraw
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New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Ron Swoboda
Jerry Grote
Mets
Kaat
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Rico Petrocelli
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Houston
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Fort Myers
Brewer falters as rain delays Masters finish
On the final hole Keller failed to convert after a water-logged par save, missing a 6 foot putt. Brewer ended 29 under in the tourney before rain halted play and forced delays.
Sacred Heart, EBC In Playoff For First In Division
Lansingburgh Boys Club and Sacred Heart face off for first place in the Eastern Division of the City Amateur League. The playoff at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at the CYO Center on 4th street will settle positions after both teams finished 8 5 in the regular season.
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Lansingburgh Boys Club
Sacred Heart
CYO Center
4Th Street
Mighty Dee Heroic Escape From Water Tank Mishap
In Arcadia California Mighty Dee son of Determined escaped from a paddock and breached a underground irrigation water tank roof eight feet into the water. Deputy valves lowered water to four feet and Mighty Dee was rescued by a wooden plank. He suffered only scraped legs.
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Mighty Dee
Determined
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Stucks
Flyers lose early to UCLA in NCAA final
In Louisville Kentucky UCLA defeated Dayton 79 to 64 to win the NCAA basketball title. Lew Alcindor led the Bruins as Dan Obrovac’s early jump failed to ignite a Dayton upset. UCLA vows to return as a dynasty contender after their third title in four years.
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John Wooden
UCLA Bruins crush Dayton to cap 30-0 season in NCAA final
UCLA led by Lew Alcindor defeated Dayton 79-64 in Louisville to seal a perfect 30-0 record and prepare for a potential 60-game winning streak. Key players included Warren Allen Shackelford Heitz and Alcindor with May back for Dayton.
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Associated Press
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Dayton
Louisville
Bruins
Johnny Wooden
Lew Alcindor
San Francisco
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Dons
Alcindor
Warren
Doni Denoher
Track Physicals At CCHS Tomorrow
Catholic High track coach Dave Blair says all freshman and varsity hopefuls must take physicals tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Catholic Central's gym.
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CCHS
Dave Blair
Catholic High
Catholic Central
AHL Scores: Pittsburgh routs Buffalo 8 to 0
In AHL play Pittsburgh blazed past Buffalo 8 to 0 while Baltimore tied Providence 3 3. Cleveland defeated Hershey 4 to 2 and Rochester beat Quebec 3 to 2 in the night’s standings.
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Buffalo
Baltimore
Providence
Cleveland
Hershey
Rochester
Quebec
Clinton 2 New Jersey 1 in playoff clash
Clinton takes a 2-0 lead in the best of seven playoff series with a 2 to 1 win over New Jersey. Clinton outpaced New Jersey in a tense game, leveraging decisive goals and solid defense to extend the series advantage.
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Clinton
New Jersey
Canadiens Rally Past Bruins In NHL Showdown
Montreal roared with five goals in six minutes of the third period to beat Boston 6 3 and claim a second place tie with Toronto, as Detroit's win over Chicago highlighted a tense night with Hull and Watson renewing a long running feud.
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Ullman
Young
Kull
van Impe
Rangers Blank Leafs 4-0 in Toronto rout
New York Rangers shut out the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 as Ed Giacomin stopped all 31 shots. Vic Hadfield and Gilles Villemure paced the Rangers, who surged into playoff contention portion of the season with strong third period surge and key goals from Horton and Schinkel.
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