Weaver Cards 64 Leads Westchester Classic First Round
DeWitt Weaver shot an eight under par 64 to lead the Westchester Golf Classic with 50 000 first prize. He passed Jack Nicklaus and Steve Melnyk by one stroke as seven under 65s followed at Westchester Country Club. Defending champion Arnold Palmer shot 73.
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Harrison
N.Y
DeWitt Weaver
Jack Nicklaus
Steve
Melnyk
Westchester Country Club
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Weaver
Don Meredith
Southern Methodist
Golf players scores fill mid list with names
A long line of golfer scores shows many players including Dewitt Weaver Bob Rosburg Jack Nicklaus John Schree Steve Melnyk Mac McLendon Labron Harris George Archer Dwight Nevil John Miller Bruce Devlin Mike Hill Bob Murphy Wes Ellis Wayne Yates Lionel Hebert Howie Johnson Dale Douglas Bob E Smith Jim Colbert Art Wall Jimmy Wright Jim Simmons Larry Ziegler David Graham Bruce Crampton Doniverson Doug Sanders Tom Kite Gay Brewer Lee Elder with varied score entries.
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Dewitt Weaver
Bob Rosburg
Jack Nicklaus
John Schree
Steve Melnyk
Mac McLendon
Labron Harris
George Archer
Dwight Nevil
John Miller
Bruce Devlin
Mike Hill
Bob Murphy
Wes Ellis
Wayne Yates
Lionel Hebert
Howie Johnson
Dale Douglas
Bob E. Smith
Jim Colbert
Art Wall
Jimmy Wright
Jim Simmons
Larry Ziegler
David Graham
Bruce Crampton
Chuck Scally
Doniverson
Doug Sanders
Tom Kite
Gay Brewer
Lee Elder
Carlen Promotes Strict Rules And Vigorous Recruiting
Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen in his third year emphasizes a strict code and aggressive recruiting to win the Southwest Conference title. He defends church and conduct rules, notes alcohol and drug abstinence, mandatory classes, and family visits as parts of his program amid criticism.
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Fats
Jim Carlen
Texas Tech
Carlen
Lubbock
Tex
Houston
Vince Lombardi
Tech
Ior
ACC Appeals 800 Rule Decision Against SAT Threshold
The Atlantic Coast Conference plans to appeal a district court ruling striking down its 800 SAT score requirement for eligibility in intercollegiate athletics. Faculty representatives from seven ACC schools voted to take the case to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia.
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Greensboro
N.C
Atlantic Coast Conference
U.S
ACC
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Robert Hemphill
Columbia
S.C
Okvake
Fischer Holds Lead After Adjournment in World Chess Match
In Reykjavik the adjourned 13th game left Bobby Fischer two pawns ahead and in a promising position against Boris Spassky. Experts predicted Fischer would need strong draws to threaten the title with 11 games remaining. Fischer blamed noisy spectators for poor acoustics after the Icelandic federation refused his seating demand.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Brooklyn
N.Y
Spassky
Spassky White Faces Black in Short Kingside Game
International chess match notes the Spassky white side executing 1 P-K4 and 2 P-K5 into a sharp middlegame. After 21 moves the position remains unclear with multiple tactical ideas on both sides and decisive chances for either king.
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Westchester
Melph
Dallas
Atlanta
Arnold Palmer
Aiken
Pageé
Ae Sundae
Richard Wright
Long Acres Race Track
Mike Cochran
Associated Press
SWC
Guaneve
Gentar
Eration
Spassky-white
Fischer-black
Aya
Joe Wyatt
Mar
Richland Ave
Gaston
Kalmia Plaza
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