De Vicenzo Wins Houston Champions International
Roberto De Vicenzo captured the $100 000 Houston Champions International title with a three under par 68 final round, finishing at 287 to beat Lee Trevino by one stroke. Trevino failed to convert a four foot putt on 18 as De Vicenzo signed his card after confirming the scoring with his attorney. Dan Sikes tied for third at 276, while Jack Nicklaus and Tommy Aaron shared fourth and fifth at 278 and 279 respectively.
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Horizon City
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Davis Wins Speedway Opener at Winchester Speedway
Davis Brothers Chevy driver Don Davis won the first modified feature at Winchester Speedway on a night of packed grandstands. He was followed by Buddy Armel Muss Wyant Irvin King and Ray Dovel with Charlie Johnson taking the semi late model feature. Promoter Clem Lamaster praised a record flow of races ending by 10 15 p.m. The track will run weekly Saturdays at 8 p.m.
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Winchester Speedway
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Ray Dovel
Charlie Johnson
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Doug Bailey
John Larrick
Donald Golightly
Clem Lamaster
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Dick Warrenfeltz
John Haberback
McLain Blasts Tiger Fans After Big Win
Detroit pitcher Jim McLain blasts Tigers fans as front-running and abusive after defeating the California Angels 5 2 for his fourth straight complete game win. He cites fan treatment of Kaline and others as a factor in last year’s pennant loss and says he plans to stay despite booing.
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Day racing at Shenandoah Downs in May
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia will run day racing for ten days starting May 20 with two doubleheaders. Eight afternoon programs will start at 1 45 p m and nine races will be carded daily. Twin bills are set for May 25 and Memorial Day May 30 ahead of the normal 7 15 p m post on May 31. Opened in 1959 it has rarely hosted daytime racing.
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W. VA
Shenandoah Downs
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Shenandoah
Maryland
Delaware
James Wood Wins Apple Blossom Invite Amid Relay Controversy
James Wood edged Handley to win the Apple Blossom Invitation track meet as the mile relay clinched the trophy after a dispute over a lane violation. Records fell including Thompson 9.9 in the 100 and Foreman 6-2 high jump.
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Pipers Win ABA Title in Pittsburgh Thriller
The Pittsburgh Pipers won the ABA championship by defeating the New Orleans 113 to 112 in a best-of-seven series. A crowd of 11,457 at Civic Arena saw the decisive game as the Pipers led most of the way to clinch the title. Owner Gabe Rubin expressed satisfaction that the victory justified the effort.
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Hornets Face Prince Georges After Loss to Allegany
Allegany Community College of Cumberland Md beat Shenandoah College 4 to 1 here Saturday to hand Shenandoah its 10th loss as Allegany improved to 11 5. Ken Lancaster and Vic Ryan sparked the fourth inning with key singles while Art Femi homered for Shenandoah. Steve Walters pitched the win, while Shenandoah starter Mike Cahill was relieved by Rittenauey and Dierkes. Shenandoah hosts Prince Georges tomorrow at 1 30 pm.
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Trojans
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Allegany Defeats Shenco 4 16 in Pitcher's Duel
Allegany edges Shenco 4 to 3 in a tight baseball tilt as Walters and Donis lead with timely hits. Cahill Rittenauer Dierkes and Bressler combine for Shenco on the mound and at the plate.
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Steve Walters
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Shenco
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Schmelyun Wins At Hagerstown In First Friday Show
Rick Schmelyun of Tanneytown Md won the 35 lap Spring Championship for supermodifieds at Hagerstown Speedway earning a 700 payday with a 100 bonus for back to back titles. The race featured four leaders and 35 cars in the pits with Miller second and Schmelyun never headed after lap 16. Heats were won by Miller Smith Swarmer and Ruby.
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Paul Miller
Bobby Allen
Ray Dovel
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Dutch Snider
Clark Named Top Quantico Ace At Relays
Marine lieutenant Bill Clark was named outstanding male performer at the 12th Quantico Relays. He set meet records in the 5000 meters and 10000 meters and eyes the Olympic team for the 10000 meters and marathon. Byron Dyce of NYU and Erv Hall of Villanova also had top finishes as meet records were set by Clark and others.
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Chicago
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