French Girls Sweep Ski Race at Heavenly Valley
France’s Patricia Emonet won the women’s slalom on day one of World Cup racing at Heavenly Valley. Debutants Fabienne Serrat and Christa Zechmeister finished second and third as Emonet clinched the slalom season title with three wins. Thoeni led the men’s chase with 154 points ahead of Zwilling, and Patty Boydston led the U.S. finishers in 14th.
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Christa Zechmeister
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David Zwilling
Austria
U.S
Patty Boydston
Idaho
Cochran Sisters
Vermont
Four Ball Tourney Opens in Camden With Top Flights
Larry Wilson and David Eger of Charlotte earned medalist honors at 67 in the Carolina Golf Association four ball championship at Camden Country Club. They broke a four-way tie after Thursday's round while Richie Hoffman and Dale Dirk of Columbia trailed with 68 and two Camden teams posted 69s, as 16 teams compete toward Sunday’s final.
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David Eger
Charlotte
Gener Ochsenreiter
Fleming Brown
Asheville
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Eger
Richie Hoffman
Dale Dirk
Columbia
Camden Country Club
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Hoffman
Ronnie Stroup
Robert Staley
Shelby
Bill Henry
Greensboro
N.C
Dale Morey
High Point
William Tiller
Jack Richards
Bob Dargan
James Creed
Former Browns Pitcher Bill McCorry Dies at 85
William Charles Bill McCorry, a former St. Louis Browns pitcher in 1909, died in Augusta Georgia at age 85. He began in 1906 with Plattsburg Northern League and served as traveling secretary for the Yankees and later as Augusta Yankees GM. Survived by wife Ann a son William T. McCorry and daughter Kathryn Arnold.
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William T. McCorry
Summer Point
N.J
Kathryn Arnold
Reds report record advance sales for 1973 season
Cincinnati Reds officials said advance ticket sales for 1973 National League championship season reached 650 000 dollars and surpassed 1972 levels. Director Bob Far said the club’s biggest growth is in mail orders as demand climbs in the lead up to the season.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Rell
Le Mans School To Train Girls In Race Driving
Paris AP reports the Le Mans race drivers school will train 30 young women aged 18 to 28 in single seater racing. Chosen from 352 applicants, the program is sponsored by a cigarette company and will pit the graduates against male drivers for the graduation prize.
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le Mans
Susan's Girl wins Santa Barbara Handicap at Santa Anita
Susan's Girl carried 129 pounds to a five length victory over Veiled Desire in the $64,600 Santa Barbara Handicap at Santa Anita. Other results include Little Rap winning at Aqueduct, Blue Miles taking Lincoln Downs, Sarre Green upsetting at Pimlico, Congressional prevailing at Gulfstream, Tropical Sunset at Garden State Park, Summer Lark at the Fair Grounds, Raging Whirl at Oak Lawn, and Domineering at Golden Gate Fields.
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Cherry Hill
Sky Piper
Garden State Park
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Romp
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Hot Springs
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Hawn
Oaklawn Park
Albany
Teatrack
Golden Gate Fields
Injured Giants Return To Action With McDowell and McCovey
Sudden Sam McDowell worked four innings for the Giants B squad in a 5-5 tie with Milwaukee while Willie McCovey returned from knee and ankle issues to collect a triple and a single in an 8-5 loss to the Angels. Willie Mays faced knee trouble and did not suit up for the Mets, draining fluid from a sore right knee as doubt grows over his opening day role. The Phillies topped the Mets thanks to Luzinski and a ninth-inning push. Other drills saw the Yankees hammer the White Sox 12-1 and the Pirates win 8-7 in 10 innings over Kansas City. Cincinnati beat Houston 5-4 on Rose’s two-run homer, with other scores listed.
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Mays
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Giants
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McCoveyl
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Angels
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Phils
Mets
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Phillies
del Unser
Tom Hutton
Luzinski
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Stan Bahnsen
Otto Velez
Ron Swoboda
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hind
Kansas City Royals
Cincinnati Reds
Houston
Pete Rose
Astros
Australian Brian Jones and Ming Chung Ho Lead Indian Open
Defending champion Brian Jones of Australia and Ming Chung Ho of Taiwan shared the Indian Open lead after firing three under par 69s in the first round.
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New Delhi
Brian Jones
Australia
Ming Chung Ho
Taiwan
Elder Leads New Orleans Open Heading to Masters Dream
Lee Elder, aiming to be the first Black player at the Masters, leads after an opening 65 at the Greater New Orleans Open. He says Augusta pressure won’t derail his game and vows to earn his Masters invite by winning here, with Bert Yancey and Tom Watson two back.
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Lee Elder
Augusta
Elder
Jack Nicklaus
Lee
Rep
Herman Badillo
D-N.y
U.S
Coast Guard Rescues Sloop Off South Carolina Coast
A Coast Guard vessel retrieved a sloop after its skipper N. McDonald fell overboard in six foot seas. Six crew members aboard the 46 foot charter vessel radioed they could not operate the craft or rescue gear. The distress came at 5 20 a m as 25 knot winds battered the area off the South Carolina coast.
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Coast Guard
N. McDonald
South Carolina
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