Dickson Fires 66 For Nelson Lead
Dickson shoots a 66 to take early lead in the Byron Nelson Classic while Trevino withdraws due to injury. Strong winds and tough greens challenge the field as Lee Trevino faces pain and withdrawals from the event in Dallas.
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Dickson
Nelson
Bob Green
Associated Press
Byron Nelson Golf Dallas
Bob Dick
Leeon
San Trevino
Bob Dickson
Dallas
Don Bies
National and World Tennis Leagues Merge to Form World Team Tennis
Denis Murphy, president of the new World Team Tennis League, announced that the National Tennis and World Professional Tennis leagues have merged to create a single entity with franchises planned nationwide. The merger aims to unify top players under one circuit and expand professional tennis exposure.
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John R. Skinner
Associated Press
MIAMI
Denis Murphy
Reichblum
Nick Milet
Cleveland
Millet
Cleveland Crusaders
World Hockey Association
Murphy
American Basketball Association
WHA
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Cncinnati
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Fort Lauderdale
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Mexico City
New Orleans
Newark
Philadelphia
Portland
AHS Entries In GAA Meets At Purdue May 412
Five individuals and a relay team highlighted GAA meets with WU Carter Ele n Chris Shively among accepted entries. Other events include a 440 relay and the softball and shot put events. May 412 marks the regional meet ahead of the state meet at Purdue University May 29. Dates for GAA tennis tourneys announced with Lori Freeman, Becky Harter and Rachel Harter named in singles and doubles teams.
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GAA
Anderon
Tandard
WU Carter
Elen
Chris
Shively
Miss Carter
Cecily
Seine Ake Theste
Purdue University
Fay
Laurie
Rhoda Freeman
Becky Harter
Rachel Harter
Hern Voreway
Janet Shoemaker
Cindy Willams
Becky Dow
Molly Hannas Makes Tennis Players Unhappy
Molly Hannas transfers to Macalester from Purdue joining John Molder to form doubles teams. She aims for MIAC championships May 11 12 and possibly a national event while teammates note her steady improvement and normal treatment from opponents. She left Purdue for the college’s English department and indoor facilities.
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Trevino
Don Bies
David Graham
Julius Boro
Dan Sikes
Bert Yancey
Roy
Pace
Boros
Sikes
Yancey
Graham
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Dickson
Oklahoma State
Andy
ST. Paul
Minn
Beory
Nelly Hannas
Molly
College
Jgreen
Minnesota Inter
Dave Peterson
Gustavus Adolphus
Purdue
Jack Bachman
John Moldter
Het
Bent
Mulder
Macalester
Mother
Melly
Missouri Valley
Jean King
Dutra Wevere
Delaware County Meet Headlines At Muncie Central Track
Delaware County Meet unfolds on Muncie Central track with Yorktown and Daleville favored. Trials begin at 9 a.m. with final running events at 11:99. Wapahani and Royerton vie for titles as records and divers compete across events.
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Muncie
Yorktown
Daleville
Delaware County
Muncie Central
Bruins Sign Dallas Smith To Multiyear Bruins Contract
Boston Bruins announce defenseman Dallas Smith signed a multiyear contract ending speculation he would depart for the World Hockey Association. Neither term nor salary was disclosed. Smith’s prior Bruins deal had expired.
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Boston
Dallas Smith
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Bruins
Smith
Franklin Tee Registration for 5 to 7 Year Old Boys
Registration for Franklin Tee League set Thursday May and Friday May 4 from 1 to 4 at the Diamond. Open to boys ages five through seven born between 1965 and July 31, 1967. Must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and birth certificate. Fee is 2.50.
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Franklin Tee League
Stan Smith Advances To Swedish Pro Tennis Semifinals
Stan Smith of Pasadena led 62 64 over Sweden’s Ove Bengtson in Gothenburg to reach the semifinals of the 50 000 Swedish Pro Tennis Championships. John Alexander upset England’s Gerald Battrick, Roy Emerson fell to Gerald Battrick, and Rod Laver defeated Dick Stockton in quarterfinals. In doubles, Terry Addison and Colin Dibley beat Frank Froehling and Charles Pasarell to reach the semis.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Hope
Ove Bengtson
Smith
John Alexander
Ausra
San Angelo
Pirates Place Second At New Castle Invitational
Madison Heights Pirates finish second behind New Castle at the New Castle Invitational with 53 points. Joe Buck wins the 220 yard dash and the 680 relay with teammates Koester, Turek and Lucas. Dan Hubler wins the two mile in 10:01. Ed Paternoster narrowly loses the discus by two inches.
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Madison
Pirates
New Castle
Greenfield Central
Connersville
Muncie South
Elwood
Pirate
Jim Jones
Madison Heights
Joe Buck
Dan Hubler
Tom Koester
Mike Turek
Kevin Lucas
Buck
Ed Paternoster
Barr
Koester
Lucas
Indiana Striders Host Eight-Mile Handicap Race
The Indiana Striders will host an eight mile handicap race today at 1 p.m. at Pendleton Heights High School. The event is open to the public but high school runners are ineligible under IHSAA rules.
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Indiana Striders
Pendletor Heights High School
Indiana Diamondmen Split With Gophers
Indiana and Minnesota split a doubleheader in Minneapolis at Bierman Field. Wisconsin? No, correction: Indiana pitcher Dennis Allar and Minnesota reliever Gordon Peterson in the first game featured solo homers by Helm and Nordquist with Winfield driving in two runs for the Gophers. In the second game Indiana led early before Minnesota tied and pulled away behind solid hitting and pitching by Turnbull.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minneso
the Gophers
Indiana
Bierman Frield
Minnesota
al Holm
Minn
Sorghis
Gidley
Balsey
St. Mn
Allar
Turntbull
Buettner
Helm
David Winfield
Bruce Nordquist
Winfield
Reiever
Gordon Peterson
Dennis Ailar
Bob Turnbull
Grant launches open defiance in L and M Series
Riverside California AP Jerry Grant quits USAC to race in the L and M series open events paving the way for Indy type races. The story notes 61.2 mile heats leading to a $40,000 prize and mentions plans for the California 500 and Indy 500 races under non USAC status. Also referenced are Graham Mears Redman David Hobbs and Raceway officials with speed expectations around 123 to 128 mph and a possible 170 mph for future Formula 5000 cars.
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Martinsville
Dodge
Peery
Machinsvire
Virginia Oval
Suriesén
Bobby Iday
Alison
Renny Parsons
Cell Leal
Gordon
Cale Yarborough
Chevroles
Bodoy Isaac
Buddy Baker
Tinsville Speedway
David Pearson
Wheeling
Inming
Riverside
Calif
Jerry Grant
Grant
Indianapolis Sun
Dan Gurvey
California
United States Auto Club
Jerry
USAC
So Grant
Series Raceway
Graham Meftae
New Zealand
England
Brian Been
Redman
David Hobbs
Russians Dump Utah All-Stars in Salt Lake City
Russia's basketball team opened a United States tour with a 72 to 63 victory over an eager Utah college all-star squad. The ragged game featured many fouls and disorganization from the local team.
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Salt Lake City
Russia
United States
Utah College
AHS Golfers Bow On Edgewood Course Victory
Anderson High School golfers led by Jim Cue with 77 and Bran McFarland and Steve Douglass at 77 each posted a 315 team score to defeat Kokomo Haworth by 30 strokes in windy Edgewood play. Haworth reserves outscored Anderson reserves 63 to lead a 334-388 triumph. Indians host New Castle Tuesday.
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Anderson High School
Edgewood
Kokomo Haworth
Jim Cue
Bran McFarland
Steve’ Douglass
Scott Steger
Jeff Smith
Haworth
Helms
Hewetson
Pasquae
Wagoner
Mapes
Anderson
Husky
New Castle
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Pittsburgh
Jordan Kaiserit
Hicago
E. Z. Jones
Houston
Molly Hannas
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Chamment
Cowan ‘Albany
Royerton
Delta
Eaton
Eaton DeSoto
T. Yorktown
Ron Baldwin
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Wapahani
Rusty
Hurst
Detta
Bach School
Dave Kelly
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Turner
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Phil Unger
Desora
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Ai Ashes
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Hosaire
Green
Bill Keller
Vai
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Ham
Glasson
Foreman
Gil Delta
Iam
Harris
Aunch
Jimmy
Snyder
Sbe
Secretariat
Franklin
Tee Registration
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Kenalyta
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N.C
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Rocce
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Miss Bareyment
Litle
Booth
Peter Biggoboat
Fla
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Toversity
South Alabama
Pinehurst Country Club
Mrs. Booth
Beth
Miss. Barty
Jane
Mary Kircher
Pittsford
NC Invitational
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Cealela Central
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MHD
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Skimcle
New Caste
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Ken St. Pierre
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