Trevino and Jacklin Lead Open after Two Rounds
Open leader Lee Trevino tied with Tony Jacklin at 141 after 36 holes at Muirfield as Nicklaus Sanders Player Miller Tupling Garner Townsend chased from one behind. Trevino praised luck and confidence while noting weather and bunkers shaped play.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
South Africa
Gary Player
Johnny Miller
Fischer Rejected In Forfeit Appeal In Iceland Match
An appeals committee upheld referee Lothar Schmid in awarding game three to Boris Spassky after Bobby Fischer failed to appear. Fischer remains two games down in a 24 game world championship, with the match in doubt over his continued boycott and camera objections.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Schmid
World Chess Federation
FIDE
Max Euwe
Chester Fox
Icelandic Chess Federation
Chess Board
Sports Palace
Fischer Pasa
Thrift Named N C Shrine Coach
Roger Thrift athletic director and coach at New Bern School will head the North Carolina Shrine Bowl team in Charlotte on December 2. He is aided by Ed Emory of Brevard and Don Hipps of East Mecklenburg in the charity game for Greenville S C crippled children’s hospital. Thrift, Carrboro native and East Carolina quarterback, has coached at Murfreesboro Williamston and Sanford and served as an assistant at Davidson College before moving to New Bern in 1965. He added basketball duties nine years ago.
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Charlotte
Roger Thrift
New Bern
North Carolina
Ed Emory
Brevard
Don Hipps
East Mecklenburg
Crippled Children's Hospital
Greenville
S.C
Thrift
Carrboro
East Carolina
Murfreesboro
Williamston
Sanford
Davidson College
South Carolina
James “Buddy” Neely
Marion High School
Jim Satterfield
Irma
James M. Wallace
York
LBC Wins Dixie Youth Minor League Tourney in Clearwater
LBC from Clearwater defeated Belvedere to claim first place in the seven-team Dixie Youth Minor League double elimination tournament. Representing the Central Savannah River Area, LBC went undefeated in the event sponsored by the LBC Jaycees.
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Clearwater
LBC
Belvedere
Dixie
Savannah River
Edgefield County
North Augusta
Racing Roundup of Mixed U.S. Thoroughbred Features
Busted won the Aqueduct feature by three lengths over Scrimshaw. Souid Silence led early to win Monmouth’s Ack Ack Purse by two lengths over Your Native. Nantwice rallied to take the Delaware feature by 1% over Artist's Pride. Called Red beat Lightning Lark by a half length at Arlington in the Free America Purse. R. C. Lady defeated Last Goodbye at Liberty Bell for Brumfield’s second straight three-win day. Brambles Boy held off Pilot Knob by a neck at Suffolk. Dating led Hollywood’s feature by 1% over Ground Song. Exotic Pro romped by 2%-length over Circus Flea at Lincoln.
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Associated Press
New York
Scrimshaw
Aqueduct
Oceanport
N.J
Souid Silence
Monmouth
Stanton
Del
Nantwice
Delaware
Artist's Pri
Chicago
Red
Lightning Lark
Arlington
Philadelphia
R. C. Lady
Liberty Bell
Don Brumfield
Suffolk
Inglewood
Calif
Ground Song
Hollywood
Lincoln
Circus Flea
Federal Hill
Aiken Post 26 Pulls Out 3-2 Win Over Cayce Post 130
Clutch relief pitching keyed a 3-2 Aiken victory over Cayce as Russell Paulk aided with two hits allowed in his second mound appearance. Chip Livingston earned the save after a tense ninth inning, while Fred Meeh walked nine in a Cayce start. Aiken remains within reach of the league IV title with Richland one game ahead.
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Aiken
Cayce
Richland
Orangeburg
Russell Paulk
Charlie Smith
Smith
Bob Byerick
Chip Livingston
Hester
Fred Meeh
Dooley Womack
Meeh
Meek
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Peter Tupling
John Garner
Peter Townsend
Lee
Nicklaus
Sanders
Fox
N.C. Shrine
Carolinas
Seafood Shop
Park Ave
Boston
Pilot Knob
A Ong Hong Aiken
NEW Fashions
Ki. K. Tailors
U. S
I. O
Richmond, VA
John Nandwani
Holiday Inn
P.O. Box
Beaufort
Aves
Charles Henshaw
Livingston
Pete Holzworth
Howard Horton
Willie Bell
Holzworth
Terry Jones
Gil Freeman
Horton
Bell
Womack
Ston
Byorick
Gregg Barrs
William Taylor
York St
Black
Bis
Bud
Miller
Boones Farm
Kwik Shop
Laurens St
Gene
Shoe
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