Hill and Heard Lead American Golf Classic After First Round
Mike Hill and Jerry Heard each shot three under par 67 on Firestone South to share the opening round lead at the $150 000 American Golf Classic. Gay Brewer and Fred Marti were one stroke back, with Palmer and Nicklaus among a large group at 70 and 73 respectively.
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Akron
Ohio
Mike Hill
Jerry Heard
Firestone South
Gay Brewer
Fred Marti
Brewer
Hill
Heard
Gay
Dave
Visalia
Calif
Firestone
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
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Palmer
Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Jackson
Mich
Firestone Country Club
Mi Lady Bearings win in girls league softball action
Mi Lady Hair Dressers defeated Grace Bible 11 to 3 as Marty Proffitt Debby Newcome and Diane Combs led with multiple hits. Esther Russell Nancy Pidgeon each had two for Grace Bible while Carol Taylor Martha Taylor and Nona Shirley sparked Bearings 15 0 victory over Christianson Landscaping. Capitol Records beat Brad's Esso 19 9 with Boone Everhart and four hitters four hits each.
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Grace Bible
Marty Proffitt
Debby Newcome
Diane Combs
Donna DeHaven
Esther Russell
Nancy Pidgeon
Lady
Christianson Landscaping
Carol Taylor
Martha Taylor
Nona Shirley
Baker
Strader
Caton
Coates
Bearings
Christianson
Capitol Records
Brad
Esso
Boone
Nixon
Henry
Davis
Proffitt
Sandy
Tanner
Alger
Capitol Crew
Everhart
Wisecarver
Shoemaker
Boone and Swartz
Lutheran
Church of Christ
J. Brown
B. Lucas
L. Broadstreet
C. Vance
J. Longerbeam
C. Hott
P. Olinger
R. Sona
Costello
Bearings and Transmission Scores Page Tightens Season
Local sports roundup lists WL Bearings and Transmission against Mi-Lady 98 Grace Bible 5-7 Christianson 5-7 Capitol 7 Bryd's Essopats 38 with a near midseason scoreboard cluster.
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Grace Bible
Christianson
Capitol
Bryd’s Essopats
Fairview Defeats Sunnyside 12-3 In Church League
Fairview upset Sunnyside 12-3 as the Methodists opened 6-1 and built the lead. John Ayers and Bev Webber led with four hits each, while Webber and R. W. Ware added doubles in the winning effort.
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Fairview
Methodists
Sunnyside
John Ayers
Bev Webber
Webber
R.W. Ware
Ayers
P. Pullen
Dexter Symonds
T. McDonald
Ronnie Alkire
B.L. Turner
W. Larrick
Wayne Duke Named Big 10 Commissioner
Wayne Duke will become the Big Ten commissioner starting Sept 1 after signing a five year contract. The former Big Eight leader was introduced by Northwestern’s Chancellor and said he was contacted by the Big Ten, not seeking the job, and was chosen unanimously by the Council of Ten.
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Wayne Duke
Duke
Big Ten
Bill Reed
John L. Griffith
Tug Wilson
Reed
University of Iowa
Northern Iowa
Colorado
NCAA
J. Roscoe Miller
Northwestern
Miller
Council of Ten
Two Pro Football Preseason Openers Kick Off Weekend
Archie Manning carries on as likely understudy for New Orleans while Edd Hargett starts against Buffalo. The Bills with Dennis Shaw face O J Simpson’s attack as Los Angeles meets Dallas in the other Saturday showcase with Prothro debuting as Rams coach.
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Associated Press
Archie Manning
Manning
Saints
University of Mississippi
Edd Hargett
New Orleans
Buffalo Bills
Dennis Shaw
Bills
O.J. Simpson
Los Angeles Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Roman Gabriel
Rams
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
Cowboys
Dallas
Tom Landry
Mike Ditka
John Nelson
Lance Alworth
Calvin Hill
Hill
Duane Thomas
New England Patriots
Lance Rentzel
Washington Redskins
Sonny Iluvaapane
George Allen
Charles Town Big Exacta Pays $606.80
Fifty six fans shared last night’s Big Exacta at Charles Town Race Track. Leslie’s Lark trained by Cocrekel Stable won the fifth race at 5.20 with St Bernadette second at 4.00. In the sixth race Late Light led from the backstretch to win at 8.00 with 1 912 tickets still in play.
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W. Va
Cocrekel Stable
Leslie
Lark
St. Bernadette
Lowell A. Hancock
Rams Little League Football Schedule and Uniform Pickup
The Rams Little League football team will pick up uniforms today at 4 30 in the shed by Bodie Grim Field. Practice starts Monday at 6 p m at the Armory.
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Bodie Grim Field
Otis fuels Royals rally for 7 4 win over Twins
Amos Otis blasted a three run double in Kansas City's seventh inning rally as the Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 7 4. Bobby Knoop opened the rally with a pinch triple, Patek swiped his league leading 36th, and Otis's hit capped a six run stretch. Cleveland routed Washington 7 1 behind Vince Colbert in his first major league win. Wilbur Wood pitched White Sox past the Angels 3 1 to lift to third in AL West.
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Kansas City
Amos Otis
Royals
Otis
Minnesota Twins
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Milwaukee
Chicago
California
Bobby Knoop
Minnesota
Tom Hall
Stan Williams
Hall
Fred Patek
Patek
Cookie Rojas
Chuck Harrison
Vida Blue
Johnny Lipon
Vince Colbert
Colbert
Rick Austin
Ed Farmer
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
Vada Pinson
Chris Chambliss
Clyde Wright
White Sox
Angels
Wood
Volkswagen Downs Phillips 66 5 2 In Sixth Inning Rally
Godfrey Volkswagen edges Phillips 66 5 to 2 as Dave Trail and Steve Denny spark the offense with a triple and a double. Trail improves to 21 0 on the season after a fine pitching effort, while J Powell and L Potts add doubles for the winners. Phillips 66 tallies three hits but must settle for the loss as Trail dominates from the mound. An incomplete score sheet was filed.
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First Baptist
Buck Foley
Bruce Saville
Richard Clark
Steve Reardon
Oliver
Tom Reardon
Brumback Wesley
Godfrey
Volkswagen
Phillips 66
Dave Trail
Steve Denny
Denny
Trail
Orndorff
J. Powell
L. Potts
Vick and Mary
RC Cola
McDaniel
Gallightly
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