Nicklaus tied by Brewer after first round at Canadian Open
Kevin Brewer and Jack Nicklaus share the lead at the Montreal area site, each posting 70 as the round sees Weiskopf 207 and Crampton 208. Palmer sits even par at 210, while Trevino and Watson chase within a stroke of the leaders on a windy day.
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Solomon Stuns Ashe in Star International Tennis Tour
Defending champion Harold Solomon defeated Arthur Ashe 6-4 7-5 to reach the Washington Star International semifinals against Cliff Richey, who benefited from Nastase’s default after a disputed foot fault. Solomon, seeded sixth, outplayed the Wimbledon champion on clay, while Richey protested Nastase’s antics before the Romanian forfeited. Vilas and Ramirez advanced in the other half, Ramirez beating Dibbs 6-4 7-6 to reach the semis.
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Jones Breaks World Record Pace At Boston Relays
Reggie Jorne, AAU 220 meter champion, ran 9 100 meters at Boston University in the O1C Invitational Track Relays, chasing a world record. Houston MicTear finished third with 210.1 seconds but collapsed from a cramped calf after four false starts, receiving field first aid and leaving under his own power.
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LaPoints shine in slalom at California Cup waterski meet
Kris LaPoint leads slalom with 5 buoys as Bob LaPoint is tied for second behind Nike Suyderhaud at Berkeley Aquatic Park. Wayne Grimditch tops the jump at 168 feet while Suyderhaud sits second in jump and overall. Tricks leader Bruce Reid holds 3 240 points with Suyderhaud second. LaPoint siblings and other divers vie for podium spots on final day.
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West San Leandro dominates Salinas in Sox All Star opener
West San Leandro crushed Salinas 13-2 in the Sox All Star majors opener at Washington Manor Park. The team had 10 hits and forced eight errors by Salinas. In other first round games Pleasanton beat eries 63 and Newark edged Livermore. Tonight Milpitas plays Livermore at 6 p.m. with Newark facing Pleasanton at 8. West San Leandro meets the Newark-Pleasanton winner Monday night.
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East German women set world marks at world swimming meet
Kornelia Ender and the East German team broke two world records in the women's 400 meter freestyle relay and Ender posted a new 50 meter back-to-back time. The U.S. relay squad led by Heddy Marshall Peyton and Babashoff reclaimed silver, while Canada placed third in 5:58.27. Tim Shaw won third gold in the 1,500 meters and Greg Jagenburg claimed the 100 meters breaststroke.
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Santa Rosa finale ties again in photo finish
Santa Rosa close photo finish in the $20,000 Joseph T. Grace Handicap as Scureanwin and Bold Clarion dead heat for first at the Sonoma County Fair concluding a 12 day season before 16,632. Scureanwin previously tied Star of Kuwait in Alameda County Fair action. officials favored Scureanwin by a whisker though the camera showed a tie. Bay Meadows opens tomorrow with a $7500 Inaugural Purse and a field of 10 three year olds.
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Sports scoreboard highlights from scattered meets and wrestling title fight
Readable lines show swimmers and runners with names and times from various nations including East Germany Canada USSR and Great Britain. Events include 1500 meters freestyle and 100 meters butterfly with multiple finishers and times. In San Francisco the Masked Invaders retain the world tag team title after a staged night at Cow Palace with Mayne involved in a victory over Pat Patro Mayne and other results listed.
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