Aaron and Schlee lead USI Classic after first round
Veterans Tommy Aaron and John Schlee shot 67 to top the USI Golf Classic field at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton Massachusetts. Lee Trevino struggled to 74 amid illness while Bob Chales Marty Bohen Rik Massengale and others followed at 69.
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Schlee
Aaron
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Charles Owens
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Eee
U S Women Swimmers Face Real Munich Challenge
In Munich 1972 the United States women confront stronger international rivals after a dominant 1960s run. Shane Gould of Australia looms in freestyle events while U S contenders Babashoff, Belote, Rothhammer, and others push for medals across 100 to 400 meter distances. The preview notes depth but cites eight American entrants and warns the 400 and 800 freestyle may test U S supremacy.
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Cincinnati
Shir- Babashoff
Fountain Valley
Calif
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el Monte
Shane
Miss Kemp
Miss Babashoff
Miss Neilson
U.S
Curacao
Enith Brigitha
Miss Gould
Keena Rothhammer
Santa Clara
Callif
Barbara Marshall
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Susie Atwood
Karen Moe
Teu
Sylvie le Noach
France
Annemarie Groen
Marjan Vermaat
Jozien Elzerman
Debbie Cain
Australia
Miss Atwood
Munich
Cathy Carr
Albuquerque N.M
Galina Stepanova
Tokyo
Page
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Ludmilla Porubaiko
Brigette Schuchardt
Sylvia Langer
Renate Vogel
Hungary
Agnes Kaczender
Cann
Lynn Vidali
San Francisco
Judy Melnick
Somerset
Miss Stepanova
Lud
Milla Porubaiko
Alla Grebennikova
West Germany
Verena Eberle
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Anaheim
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San Jose
Barbara Mitchell
Tacoma
Mayumi Aoki
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Dana Shrader
Fullerton
Ellie Daniel
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Lynn ColeMa
Seattle
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Rose‘marie Kother
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Helga Lindner
Gail Neale
Miss Vidan
Jenny Bartz
Carolyn Woods
Nina Petrova
Mary Montgomery
Asheville
N.C
Miss Bartz
Australans
Holland
Nations threaten Olympic boycott over Rhodesia in Munich
Uganda Mali and Liberia lead a growing African boycott bid amid pressure over Rhodesia’s entry. Ethiopian and Tanzanian teams have officially threatened withdrawal if Rhodesia competes, with other nations weighing action as the IOC stands firm.
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Daume
Uganda
Mali
Liberia
Ethiopia
Tanzania
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Kenya
Hayyt
Sudan
Zambia
Somalia
Pakistan
Olympic Village
Abraham Ordia
Supreme Council of Sports In Africa
Munich
Congressional Leaders Cheer Olympic Team
Congress welcomed 400 U S Olympic athletes amid a 35 minute House tribute. Speaker Carl Albert and leaders lauded peaceful competition and global goodwill while athletes expressed commitment to excellence and international understanding.
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America
House
Cynthia Potter
Houston
Tex
Congress
Tiny Miss Potter
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Netherlands
Ralph H. Metcalfe
D-Ir
Berlin
Uns
Metcalfe
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Jesse Owens
Carl Albert
D-Okla
United States
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
China
Cata Ford
Michigan
People's House
House of Representatives
Cowboys Sign Ex Bears Quarterback Concannon
Dallas and Chicago reached terms for Jack Concannon to join the Cowboys as quarterback. He reports to Craig Morton as the team's veteran QB scramble continues after Staubach's emergence. Dallas sends Bob Asher and Bill Line to Chicago plus a second round future draft pick as compensation.
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Jack Concannon
Chicago Bears
Dallas Cowboys
Craig Morton
Cowboys
Staubach Midway
Concannon
Bob Asher
Bill Line
Bears
Con- Tex Schramm
Nigeria Won't Join Boycott Over Rhodesia in Munich
Nigeria's Olympic Association says it will not join African states in boycotting the Munich Games over Rhodesia's admission. Chairman Brig. Henry Adefope cites prior IOC resolution allowing Rhodesia’s participation as a British colony and urges continued consultations.
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Nigeria
Nigerian Olympic Association
Africa
Rhodesia
Nigerian Association
Henry Adefope
Adefope
International Olympic Committee
Munich
Two Horses Tie for First in LaPorte ITPHA Races
At LaPorte County Fair Indiana two horses split first place money in ITPHA stakes. Range Cheer driven by Ray Dedaun won the second heat of the 2-year trot in 2:14 after Ground Hog driven by Pete Steary won the first heat in 2:18. Clever Truex driven by L Stutsman won the first heat of the 2-year-old pace in 2:14. Golden Dan Dean with Nate Trimble won the second in 2:10. Margene Rich and Tingle placed in the pace heats.
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Indiana
LaPorte County Fair
Range Cheer
Ray Dedaun
Groundhog
Pete Steary
Clever Truex
L. Stutsman
Golden Dan Dean
Nate Trimble
Timothy Heels
Lowell Trimble
Margene Rich
Tingle
Olympia Lanes Reopening Aug 21 With Bowling and Go Kart
Olympia Lanes announces reopening on August 21 offering bowling from 9 am to 11 pm and the go kart track open Friday to Sunday evenings amid a multi-venue reactivation.
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Olympia Lanes
Sat
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