Palmer and Casper Lead Open After Third Round At Olympic Club
Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer held a three stroke lead at 137 while Rives McBee tied the Open record with a 64 and set a new course mark. McBee and Phil Rodgers led a large group at 140, followed by Jack Nicklaus at 142 and Julius Boros, Kel Nagle, Dave Hill at 143 as 64 players made the cut for the final rounds. Palmer shot 66 and Casper 68 to finish strong.
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Lee Mackey
Tommy Jacobs
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Harry Cooper
Jack Fleck
Fleck
Ben Hogan
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Jack Nicklaus
U.S. Golf Association
John Miller
Nicklaus
USGA
Julius Boros
Kel Nagle
Dave Hill
al Mengert
Bob Goalby
Dave Marr
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Bobby Nichols
Bruce Crampton
Don January
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
George Knudson
Littler
Robertson hurls no hit game for Cubs over Giants
Kim Robertson pitched a no hit no run game as the Cubs beat the Giants 9 to 0 in a Little League contest. Tom Trier starred for the Dodgers with a one hit win over the Braves as Steve Green and Randy Martin made key defensive plays.
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Kim Robertson
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Braves
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Steve Goff
Goff
Trier
Steve Green
Randy Martin
Steve
Randy
Dave Schooley
Dave Butler
Highland Defeats Mediapolis In Late Rally
Highland Huskies rally for four runs in the seventh to beat Mediapolis 4 to 3 in Riverside. Rich Rice allowed three hits, struck out 16, and walked two as Highland erased a three run Mediapolis lead. Bill Hamilton and John Sojka had key hits in the seventh for the winner.
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Highland
Huskies
Mediapolis
Rich Rice
Tom Schulte
Bill Hamilton
John Sojka
Salesman and Prospect Discuss Model Home Visit
A salesman asks the prospect to view a model home. The prospect responds with interest and asks what time, plus inquires about when she finishes work.
Tommie Smith Stars San Jose in NCAA title bid
Tommie Smith led San Jose State as a top contender in the NCAA championships final rounds. He held 14 points from a 2nd and 3rd in the 100 and broad jump, with hopes to boost his total in the 220 and anchor the 440 relay, while rivals like Charlie Greene and Randy Matson dominated other events. Smith clocked wind-aided and record-tying 20.2 in the 220 qualifying heat and 20.0 in the trials as San Jose pursued a team title amid shifting standings across teams including Nebraska, Texas A&M, Southern Cal, UCLA and Oregon.
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James Freeman
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Copeland
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Twilight League golf standings shift as Hensel takes lead
Hensel's team moved past Eldon Brake's golfers to take first in the Twilight League standings on Friday night. Hensel holds a half point edge over Brake. Jim Lloyd and Byron Winans each shot 36, Curt Wells 37. Friday results show Hensel 5, Sanders 2, Lloyd 4, Brake 2, Bollman 4, Morrison 2, Riley 4, Wells 3, Westphal 4, DeLa 3, Paul 3, Gebhardt 3. Low scores: Lloyd 36, Wells 37, Winans 36, Kensel 41, Kneen 40, Morrison 45, Turnipseed 49, Garrett 52. Standings show Hensel team leading with 17 wins, Bollman 12, Gebhardt 14, Sanders 10, DeLa 15, Westphal 13, Morrison 11.
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Clint Hensel
Eldon Brake
Hensel
Brake
Jim Lloyd
Byron Winans
Curt Wells
Sanders
Lloyd
Bollman
Morrison
Riley
Wells
Westphal
DeLa
Paul
Gebhardt
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K. Kensel
Hammer and Boyer
C — Kneen
D Vetter
Giradino
Duncan
Brown
E — C. Hayes
Peiffer
Matson
Ornduff
Roe
F — Turnipseed
Garrett
G — Woods
Trier
Gee
Major Leagues Friday Night Baseball Scores
Friday results show Baltimore defeated Boston 5 3 New York beat Detroit 5 2 Wash edged Cleveland 5 4 in 11 innings Chicago topped Minnesota 3 1 Calif beat Kansas City 4 2. Saturday pitchers include Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Washington Detroit New York Baltimore California Kansas City. Sunday games list California Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Washington Baltimore New York Cincinnati and other matchups with remaining night schedules.
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Santiago
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Dobson
United Press International
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McCovey Homers as Giants Top Dodgers for NL Lead
Willie McCovey blasted a three run homer off Don Sutton to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4-1 win over the Dodgers, extending their NL lead to 3.5 games behind Gaylord Perry’s eight win season. Perry pitched a seven hit, eight strikeout, no walk performance. The Giants also benefited from Tito Fuentes and Willie Mays scoring on a double that barely missed being a homer. In other NL action, Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 4-2 and Philadelphia edged St. Louis 6-5 while New York swept Cincinnati 6-5 and 2-1. In the AL, Baltimore defeated Boston 5-3 and New York beat Detroit 5-2 as California topped Kansas City 4-2.
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Don Sutton
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Jose Pagan
Willie Stargell
Alou
Pirates
Tony Taylor
Hal Woodeshick
Tim McCarver
Taylor
Richie Allen
Bill White
Eddie Bressoud
Mets
Ron Hunt
Don Nottebart
Jack Fisher
Bob Shaw
Little Leaguers Rescheduled Games Set For Monday
American Little League base ball games planned for June 9 will be played Monday June 20 at Green Field after rain and wet grounds postponed the original schedule.
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Australians win two finals to drive Americans from London meet
In London, Roy Emerson and Tony Roche reached the finals by defeating Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield and Marty Riessen of Evanston. Emerson won 6-4 6-8 6-4 while Roche routed Riessen 6-2 6-1. Ralston briefly showed power in a late surge, Riessen struggled against Roche, and doubles saw Graebner and Riessen upset by Emerson and Stolle. Women’s singles saw Durr topple Eisel as Tegart advanced.
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Tony Roche
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Mary Ann Eisel
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Fred Stolle
Rosemary Casals
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Billie Jean Moffitt King
Alhambra
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Maria Bueno
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