Bobcat Golfers Barely Miss NCAA Cut at Broadmoor
Ohio University and Ohio State failed to reach the 36-hole team cutoff in the NCAA Golf Tournament at Broadmoor Country Club Colorado Springs. The Bobcats finished 27th with 658, while the leaders include Florida 609 and Houston 618. individual leaders show Ray Leach of Brigham Young at 143, with several players tied at 147.
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Greg Moore
Bob Cooley
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Ludi Shenk
Mark Brugar
Ray Leach
Bob Clark
California State
Los Angeles
Nick Rausch
Barry Wilson
Wirephore
Don Finsterwald
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Merchant Turns Down Baseball to Join Ohio State
Marion Ohio P Manon Harding High School star Dave Mer chant—OsU bound this fall—declined a substantial Phillies baseball bonus and contract. The 6 foot 1 guard scored 16 points for the North in last week’s North South classic. At Ohio State he teams with Luke Whitte and Allan Hornyak, both former all star participants in the game.
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Bellaire St. John
Dodgers Regain NL West Lead Over Braves
Dodgers retake first in the NL West with a 3 0 victory over the Braves as Bill Singer pitches four hit ball into the ninth. Willie Davis hits a homer and drives in two runs to fuel Los Angeles advancement.
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West To Try Running In Coaches All Star Game
West aims to run rather than pass in the Coach es All-America football game in Atlanta. Pepper Rodgers leads a run heavy West squad with Mercury Morris and Bill Enyart among backs. East relies on passing with Marty Domres and Jim Seymour. The game airs on ABC-TV with a four year Atlanta contract.
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University of Kansas
Ron Pritchard
Arizona State
Moody Leads Cleveland Open After First Round Tie
Orville Moody tied for the lead with Charles Coody and Jerry McGee after a 67 at Aurora Country Club. Moody, nicknamed Old Sarge, rallied from tonsillitis, birdied five of the last nine holes, and praised his bold crosshanded putting as he seeks more than a single Open title.
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Stottlemyre Fires 3-Hit Shutout as Yankees Defeat Tigers
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three-hitter for a 6-0 Yankees win over Detroit at Tiger Stadium. He improved to 10-6 with his 12th complete game, aided by Joe Pepitone's three-run double in the second inning and five early runs that let him relax on a hot night.
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Rich Reese
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Tom Tresh
Horace Clarke
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Clarke
Jerry Kenney
Namath Seeks Return in Limbo After Rozelle Meeting
In New York Joe Namath and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle held a two hour talk that yielded no resolution. Namath, who announced retirement to avoid selling his stake in Bachelors II, may face pressure over his restaurant connection. A next meeting was not scheduled and Namath planned a Boston clinic appearance before a California movie shoot.
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Namath
Boston
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Three Suzuki's and More at West End Tavern 1975
Fragmentary text shows West End Tavern and The Three Suzuki's with references to 1975 and other unclear names. Likely a brief notice or entertainment snippet mentioning performances or offerings at The West End Tavern. The legible items suggest local venue activity and year, with scattered proper nouns.
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Byiders Picceeres
Jock Neal Flord
Helse
Elcine Mowkese
End Tavern
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