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pyy r1 yr THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, June 22, 1973 3 -II THANKS TO AN ACE Rakestraw Leads PubJinx Qualifiers Blazing Miller on Top Larry Rakestraw, becoming a notable in amateur golf circles now that his prep, college and pro football days are behind him, won medalist honors in the Metro-Atlanta qualifying for the national Public Links Tournament Thursday with a two-over-par 70-74144 at the Bobby Jones course. The one-time West Fulton Owl, Georgia Bulldog and Chicago Bear earned the right to lead a four-player Atlanta team into the national meet July 11-14 at Flanders Valley, N.J. Others qualifying were Sam Stockard 74-72146, city Publinx champ Rock Hutch-eson 72-77149 and threetime qualifier Bob McLeod 77-74-151. Benny Sledge, who finished 72-60152, won the first alternate spot in a playoff with Doug Black, 77-75-152. Rap Pue, 78-75153; Jimmy McCoy, 78-75154, and Bill Ballard, 79-75154, won the next three alternate berths.

Emile Lochbaum, a five-time qualifier, finished 75-79154 but declined to play a playoff with Ballard. his drama into the first five holes Thursday. The skinny blond was bunkered on the first hole, but dropped a 25-foot putt to save par. He punched a wedge to five feet for a birdie on the second and then made the hole-in-one on No. 5.

"The ball hit four or five feet in front of the flag and didn't hop it just trickled in like a putt," Miller said. From there in, he matched two bogeys with as many birdies and lipped out birdie attempts on the last two holes. "I'm very pleased with the 67," Miller said, "but I really didn't get that much out of the round. I feel like it could have been much better." Fezler, who lost a nationally televised heartbreaker to Trevino in Florida early this season, played the front side with nine consecutive pars. titles already this year, was in a large group at 69.

Nicklaus appeared ready to make a run at the leaders when he reeled off a string of three consecutive birdies, starting on the 14th hole, but dropped back when he bogeyed the 18th from a bunker. "I played pretty well," the Golden Bear said, "but I'd have liked it a lot better if I hadn't bogeyed that last hole." Australian Bruce Crampton, a three-time winner this season, matched par 70 on the long, lush layout, but the streaking Tom Weiskopf cooled off to a 74 and was well back in the select field of 99. Lee Trevino is not competing. The 26-year-old Miller, who fashioned a record 63 to win the U.S. Open championship last Sunday, packed most of v.

Ohio (AP) Newly U. S. Open champion Johnny Miller ''Scored a hole-in-one on his way to a thr'ee-under-par 67 and a share of the first round lead Thursday in the 000 American Golf Classic. "Miller scored the fourth ace of his career when he holed a four wood shot 7r on the 230-yard, par three fifth hole at the Firestone County Club course. He was tied for the top spot with 23-J year-old Forrest Fezler with some of the game's great names lurking just X- over his shoulder.

i Arnold Palmer, a 43-year-old master who is a two-time champion of this prestigious event, headed a quartet at i 68, one stroke back. Palmer was tied with J. C. Snead, big Jimmy Wiechers, fatid rookie Tom Kite. Jack Nicklaus, the season's leading money winner, who has collected four Millions vodka drinkers can't ARNOLD PALMER One Stroke Back be wrong.

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Detroit 7 inning Baltimore 6, Boston 3 Minnesota 1, California 0 Chicago 2, Oakland 0 Other cluos no. scheduled Fridnv'a PmhalilM Pitch fa Detroit (Perry 8-5) at New York (Peterson 6-7). 7:30 p.m. Baltimore (Jefferson 0-0 and McNally 5-8) at Boston (Moret 1-0 and CulpO-2), 5:30 p.m. Texas (Merrttt 0-2) at Kansas City (Drago 7-5), 8:30 P.m.

Cleveland (Keklch V'N (Colborn 9-2), 8:30 p.m. California (May 6-6) at Minnesota (Decker 1-1), 9 p.m. Oakland (Hunter -3) at Chicago (Wood 14-8) 9 p.m. Wednesday's Results Cleveland 7, Detroit 6 Chicago 8, California 3 New York 2, Baltimore 1 Kansas City 5, Oakland 4, 12 Innings Boston 3, Milwaukee 2 Texas 3, Minnesota 0 iorrest Ferler Dhonv MUlor im Wiechers C. Snead mold Palmer ran Kite ark Nicklaus Tom Shaw Xou Graham Kermi' Zarley Eichelbercer Dtck Lotz Thuck Thorpe Bruce Crampton Al Geibereer fharles Sifford rank Beard ob Goalby Grier Jones Babe Hiskey "Bob Dickson a Sneed Sod Curl Jerry McGee Julius Boros Bobby Nichols Bon Cerrudo Bert Yancey lanny Wadkins 'Jerry Heard Lee Wykle Bob E.

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Houston (Wilson 5-6) at San Francisco (Barr 4-7), 11 p.m. Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 4, New York 3 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 3 Montreal 5, St Louis 1 San Diego 6, Houston 2 Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 5, 11 Innings Big League Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE Player Club AB Tei. Mota LA 41 137 17 47 .343 Goodson SF 57 209 1 9 71 .340 "15 5 29 -33 Maddox SF 56 218 26 72 .330 Watson Htn 69 251 47 82 .327 Unser Phi 49 14j 22 47 .324 Bonds SF 70 284 67 92 324 Lopes LA 56 197 32 62 315 Fairly Mon 54 156 25 49 .314 Cantonal Chi 65 239 41 74 .314 Home Rnns StargeU, Pittsburgh, 21; H.Aaron, Atlanta, 18; Bonds, SanFrancisro, 18; Monday, Chicago, 16: Evans, Atlanta, 16. Rons Batted In Bench, Cincinnati, 52; Ferguson, Los Angeles, 49; StargeU. Pittsburgh, 47; Bonds, SanFranclsco, 46; B.Willlams, Chicago, 44.

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