U.S. Swimmers Eye Six Golds in Moscow Games
American swimmers led by Cathy Carr win three golds in four finals as U S teams chase six more golds. The U S men beat Czechoslovakia 100 59 in basketball and face Cuba in a knockout setup. Soviet troops and flags mar events as Israel faces mockery.
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Ed Badger
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Olympic winner Belote to spur on home team
Olympic triple gold medalist Melissa Belote leads a strong U S squad at the National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Louisville as prelims begin in morning sessions and finals are planned for eight events tonight at Plantation Country Club.
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Mike Finneran
Ron O'Brien
Columbus
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Baseball Standings and Weekly Schedule Summary
National League standings show St. Louis leading with 63 wins and 62 losses. West lists Los Angeles at 77 48, Cincinnati 76 51, San Francisco 69 55, Houston 66 62, Atlanta 61 67, San Diego 45 79. Tuesday's results featured Chicago over Cincinnati 6-4 and Atlanta 11, St. Louis 7 over Pittsburgh, while New York beat Los Angeles 2-1. Wednesday's matchups included Cincinnati at Chicago and San Diego at Philadelphia, with other planned games through Thursday.
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Annual Ford Punt Pass & Kick set for local youth
Local youngsters will join the 1973 Punt Pass & Kick event sponsored by Bob Lowth Ford with NFL and Ford Dealers of America backing. For ages eight to thirteen, free registration at participating Ford dealers. no entry fee, no body contact, and no special equipment needed. Twelve national finalists will compete during halftime of Super Bowl Games in Houston January 13, 1974. winners receive enshrinement in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and trophies presented by Commissioner Pete Rozelle.
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Pete Rozelle
Tournament of Women Golf Champions Opens at Oakley
More than 60 women golfers from Massachusetts will compete in the eighth annual Tournament of Women Golf Champions at Oakley Country Club on August 28. The 18 hole stroke play event is open to all 1973 club champions and offers a trophy plus a $100 gift certificate to the winner.
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Watertown, Mass
Massachusetts
Oakley Country Club
Golf greats prep for L M Open and Match Play doubleheader
Cary North Carolina AP The L M Open starts Thursday with stroke play on MacGregor Downs Golf Course 6786 yard par 71. On Saturday and Sunday the U S Professional Match Play Championship joins the same course with 16 players for a 40000 first prize and a 150000 purse. Nicklaus Trevino Weiskopf and six others are exempt into the Match Play. After 36 holes the top eight drop into the Match Play field.
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N.C
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Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
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Weiskopf
U.S
L&m
Johnny Miller
George Archer
Jerry Heard
Grier Jones
S&m
Shades of 70 Twins downed as Orioles advance
Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 as Al Bumbry delivered a ninth inning sacrifice fly. Belanger had three hits off Bert Blyleven, Grich and Davis contributed offense, and Baltimore extended their win streak to nine while leading the AL East. The Twins dropped their fifth straight.
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Earl Weaver
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al Bumbry
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Mark Belanger
Bert Blyleven
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Bobby Grich
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Rich) Coggins
Tommy Davis
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Merv Rettenmund
Minnesota
Jim Palmer
Steve Brye
Jim Holt
Demolition Derbies Highlight State Fair Schedule and Field
Minnesota State Fair hosts annual demolition derbies with over 100 entrants from Wisconsin and Minnesota. Two derbies run 8 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. Saturday at the Fairgrounds track, 100 cars per derby, four heats, six finalists, $4 000 purse, $525 to each winner. Cars include Cadillacs Chevrolets Buicks Fords Lincolns and Plymouths, tickets at Dayton's and Fairgrounds offices.
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