Murle Lindstrom Sets Course Record in O’Sullivan Open Lead
Murle Lindstrom fired a 66 at Winchester Country Club to grab the first round lead in the O’Sullivan Open, setting a course record on the 5577 yard layout. Three strokes back follow Mickey Wright Carol Mann and Kathy Ahern, as the 54 hole event continues with big prize money for professional women golfers.
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Huge Exacta Payoff At Shenandoah Downs
One fan won $39,780 from a $2 bet in the big exacta at Shenandoah Downs on Friday. The win came with Lady Galaxy first and C. K. s Mooney second in the seventh race, paying $55.60 for the winner. The payout ranks as the second largest in West Virginia racing history and the largest since last February.
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Apple Juice Helps Lindstrom Lead In O'Sullivan Open
Marle Lindstrom shot five under par 66 to lead the first round of the $16,000 O'Sullivan Open. Carol Mann matched pace with six birdies in a 69 while Mickey Wright posted 69 in a windy round. Mann credited course improvements and wind as factors in her score.
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Ole Miss poised to win NCAA District 3 baseball playoffs
Ole Miss, the SEC champion and the only undefeated club in the double elimination district, can clinch the title with a win tonight or Monday if needed. North Carolina beat Furman 6-5. Tech eliminated Furman 6-3 as Dean Hahn pitched five strong innings for Virginia Tech.
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Ferrari Group Wins Pro Am at the 1969 O Sullivan Open
Jan Ferraris led his four ball team to a 57 14 under par in the Pro-Am portion of the 1969 O Sullivan Open. George Nichols from Nashville Frank Hussey of New York and Paul Terretta of Winchester formed the winning quartet. Terretta is president of O Sullivan Rubber Corporation, sponsor. Five other teams finished tied for second at 58 13 under par.
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Andretti Wins Indy 500 In Turbine Car Triumph
Mario Andretti wins the Indianapolis 500 in a backup car after a fiery crash sidelined his original machine. He leads the final 150 miles to finish five miles ahead of Dan Gurney with Bobby Unser third as Andy Granatelli finally tastes victory after two near misses.
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Michigan State Football Rosters Hold Two Sets Of Twins
Michigan State's 1969 football roster lists Rich and Ron Saul and Doug and Gary Halliday as twins, plus brothers Dave and Gary Van Elst. The depth of family pairs highlights a notable group on the Spartans squad.
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