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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1973

Page

10

Iverson Not Bothered By Advancing Footsteps

Don Iverson, 27, ignores the legends closing in as he matches Dan Rudolph for the 3 under par 139 lead in the third round of the PGA event at Canterbury Golf Club. Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer miss the cut as the field tightens with Weiskopf Nicklaus and Jacklin near the top.

Cleveland Jacki Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf Sam Snead Mason Rudolph Pro Golf Don Iverson Rudolph Nicklaus Gibby Gilbert Dan Sikes Tony Jacklin Dave Stockton

Smoot's Slugging Topples F M in Makeup Game

Larry Smoot homered and doubled as the Evening Star piled up 20 hits to beat the F M Bank club 14 to 9 in a makeup game. Fawcett added two doubles, Lindamood and O Bannon contributed key hits, while Grubbs and Smallwood homered for F M.

Larry Smoot F&m Bank F&m Robert Fawcett Smoot Dick Lindamood Kevin O’bannon Grubbs Smallwood Ron Lake Powell

Palmer Misses Final Rounds in PGA Championship

Arnold Palmer shot 74 Friday to finish two rounds at 150 on the Canterbury Golf Club course, missing the cut by one stroke as unsteady putting plagued him. He vowed to rest a couple of weeks and consider the Hartford Open next.

Cleveland Arnold Palmer Palmer Canterbury Golf Club Greens

Factory Clips Grace Bible In Church League Opener

Burnt Factory defeated Grace Bible 8 to 3 to start the Church League playoffs. Factory built a 4-3 lead by the third inning and pulled away with two runs in the final frame. J D Robinson tripled, B Willis doubled, and J Bromley had three singles as Factory advances to face First Presbyterian in the next round.

Burnt Factory Grace Bible Factory J.D. Robinson B. Willis J. Bromley First Presbyterian Clearbrook Lutheran First Brethren Burnt Presbyterian Valley Ave Sunnyside

G M Music Opens Tournament With Big Win Over Rubbermaid

Marcie Boone Angie Sloan and Terry Sloan homered as G and M Music beat Rubbermaid 15-1 in five innings in the Girls League Tournament opener. Terry Sloan pitched a five hitter in the win and Alberta Burkholder doubled to back Boone and Sloan. Mary Ellen Pape added four singles while Betsy Line collected two hits for Rubbermaid. G and M advances to face Sports Haven at Grim Field tonight.

Marcie Boone Angie Sloan Terry Sloan G&m Music Rubbermaid G&m Sports Haven Grim Field Alberta Burkholder Boone Sloan Mary Ellen Pape Betsy Line

Grant Promised Position After 'Skins Top Denver

Washington Redskins beat the Denver Broncos 14 10 in an exhibition. Frank Grant top-scored with five receptions for 100 yards and earned a specialty teams spot, while Charley Taylor and Roy Jefferson remained ahead. Paul Staroba gained a second game ball and a similar slot. Duane Thomas ran for 60 yards as Sonny Jurgensen passed for 71 yards in the second half.

Washington George Allen Grant Duane Thomas Redskins Denver John Ralston Ralston Charley Taylor Roy Jefferson Allen Colorado Paul Staroba Taylor Sonny Jurgenson Bob Brunet Staroba Charley Johnson Joe Dawkins Floyd Little Broncos Mike Ernst Ernst Diron Talbert Steve Ramsey Thomas San Diego Jurgenson Lyle Blackwood Texas Christian University Little

Ewbank Plans Handling of Jets Holdouts and NFL Moves

Jets coach Weeb Ewbank outlined options to handle holdouts Emerson Boozer and Winston Hill including fine suspension and possible trade. Boozer and Hill faced fines and suspensions after refusing to play, with Boozer asking 100000 for a season. The piece also notes Sid Gillman on probation and moves involving the Patriots and Bengals.

Andy Lippman Associated Press Emerson Boozer Winston Hill New York Jet Weeb Ewbank Ewbank Boozer Hill Jets Houston San Francisco Larry Riggins Baltimore Atlanta Buffalo Green Bay Cleveland Los Angeles Chicago New Orleans Miami Dallas Oakland NFL Pete Rozelle Sid Gillman Houston Oilers

Softball Tourney Opens Tomorrow At Grim Field

The Business A League Tournament opens tomorrow night with two games on Grim Field. Top finishers F&M Bank and Breeden's have byes. Tortuga faces Trus Joist at 6 30, Ritter's versus Evening Star at 7 30. F&M 194 season meets the Ritter's Evening Star winner Monday. Breeden's plays the Tortuga Trus Joist winner.

Grim Field F&m Bank Breeden’s Tortuga Trus Ritter’s Evening Star F&m Ritter’s- Evening Star

Fenway Faithfuls Upset By Reggie

Reggie Smith quit the game amid boos at Fenway Park as the Red Sox fell 5-3 to the Angels. In New York, Reggie Jackson hit two improbable balls in the A’s 10-9 loss to the Yankees. Royals edged Orioles 2-1, Tigers beat White Sox 7-3, Brewers down Twins 5-1, Indians crushed Rangers 8-1 with Gaylord Perry strong on the mound.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Reggie Smith Reggie Jackson Jackson Yankee Stadium Oakland A New York Smith Boston Fenway Park Red Sox California Angels Kansas City Royals Baltimore Orioles Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox Milwaukee Brewers Minnesota Twins Cleveland Indians Texas Rangers Bronx New England Fenway Eddie Kasko Brewers Twins George Scott Dave May Scott Jim Odom Indians Rangers Gaylord Perry David Clyde Walt Williams Perry Jeff Burroughs

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