Harvey captures tourney in tight 1 up finish
Bill Harvey won the 99th Carolina Golf Association tour championship at CLEMMONS NC after a tense 18th hole two putt, defeating Bobby Edgerton to seal a 1 up victory. The Town of James town native built a four hole lead earlier but was forced to the final hole before clinching.
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Hall of Fame Induction for Carol Heiss Jenkins in Akron
Carol Heiss Jenkins, a record holding U S figure skater with multiple Olympic and world titles, was inducted into the Ice Skating Hall of Fame. The ceremony occurred in Akron where she resides with husband Hayes Alan Jenkins, also a world champion skater.
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Ice Skating Hall of Fame
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Goolagong Wins Prague International Tennis Title
Evonne Goolagong of Australia defeats Renata Tomanova of Czechoslovakia 6 3 in the final to capture the Czechoslovak International Championship title in Prague.
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Fort Lauderdale Wins National Girls 16 Tennis Title
Bet Evert of Fort Lauderdale defeats top seed Jeanne Nangelson of St Petersburg 4 6 6 2 7 6 to claim the National 16 and under tennis championship in Charleston.
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Fort Lauderdale
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St. Petersburg
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Chris Evert Wins $5,000 Maine Tennis Tournament
Chris Evert breezed to a 60.60 victory over Linda Tuero to claim the O. Clark Memorial Tennis Tournament first prize of $5,000 in Cleveland.
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Weis Clinches Canadian Open with Final Round 70
Canadian Open winner Tom Weis shoots a final round 70 to beat Forrest Ferler by two strokes and claim the $175,000 prize. Ferler finishes strong as the pivotal round seals the title in Montreal.
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Jackie Stewart Wins Dutch Grand Prix for 26th F1 Victory
Jackie Stewart drove a Tyrrell Ford to win the Dutch Grand Prix, claiming his 26th Formula One triumph and setting an all time record.
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USAC
Roger Williamson
Williamson
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Italy
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Belgium
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Elkhart Lake
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Jody Scheckter
Ashe Defeats Okker to Win $75,000 5th Anship
Arthur nnal Washington Star-News reports Ashe defeated Tom Okker 6 4 6 2 to win the $75,000 fifth Anship tennis championship.
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Arthur Nnal
Washington Star-News
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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule Amid Busy Week
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League East with 59 wins and 47 losses, while Montreal and Los Angeles vie in the National League. Monday features key matchups including St Louis at Chicago and San Francisco at Los Angeles, with Tuesday schedules across both leagues.
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Weiskopf Maintains Lead in Montreal Canadian Open Win
Tom Weiskopf won his fifth PGA Tour title of the season at the Canadian Open with a two under 70 for a 278 total at Richlieu Golf Club. Forrest Fezler and Bobby Cole finished two and three behind, respectively, as Irwin and Crampton followed.
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Richard Petty Wins 153rd With Victory At Pocono
Richard Petty won the 153rd race of his NASCAR career at Pocono International Raceway after coming from behind to overtake Roger McCluskey and Butch Hartman. Petty earned $9,620 from a $60,000 purse as part of a USAC stock car event.
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