Yanks cranking for big meet in Concord pool
East Germany wary as the four day national AAU long course championships open with record setting swims by Tim Shaw and Shirley Babashoff. Shaw twice broke world marks in the 400 meter freestyle and Babashoff lowered the world record in the 400 free, while American records and meet marks fell in several events.
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Long Beach
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Mission Viejo
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Jenny Turrall
Australia
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John Naber
Menlo Park
Deena Deardorff
Cincinnati
John Hencken
Santa Clara
Marcia Morey
Decatur
Ill
Mike Bottom
Hencken
Miss Morey
Canada
Wendy Cook
Melissa Belote
Aaron Struggles Echo Masters Slump After Green Triumph
Tommy Aaron, once Masters champion, remains winless since April last year as he struggles in the Westchester Classic. He sits in a crowded leaderboard with several veterans and rising stars, amid reports of a recent poor season and limited top-10 finishes this year.
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UPI
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Aaron
Augusta
Milwaukee
Miller Barber
Dale Douglass
Tournament Players Policy Board
Larry Ziegler
Mt Anthony Field Hockey Sets Pending Practice Time
All candidates in grades nine through 12 for the Mt Anthony field hockey team should report for practice Monday at 8 a.m. For further information contact Anita Caswell.
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Mt. Anthony
Anita Caswell
Worried Winner faces pass protection test in St Louis return
United Press International reports Charley Winner heads to St Louis tonight worried about the Jets pass protection for Joe Namath's first start against the Cardinals. Jets recall veteran line after a 21-13 loss to the Giants as Namath works back from a leg injury and seeks to play at partial speed tonight.
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St. Louis Cardinals
al Woodall
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Weeb Ewbank
Namath
Joe
New York
Holecek shocks Solomon in U S Pro Tennis upset
In Brookline Massachusetts Milan Holecek a 31 year old Czechoslovak breaks down Harold Solomon 4 6 6 3 7 5 to reach the third round at the 100000 U S Pro Championships. Holecek battled from a set down and saved match points then outlasted Solomon in a tense decider. Other seeds Okker Borg Riessen Kodes and Dibbs advanced.
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Bjorn Borg
Marty Riessen
Amelia Island
Jan Kodes
Eddie Dibbs
Miami Beach
Holecek
Solomon
Washington, D.C
Deuce
Okker
Ove Bengtson
Borg
Mexico
Marcelo Lara
Riessen
Jeff Borowiak
Kodes
Bob Rheinberger
Dibbs
U.S
Bob Lutz
Bengals Look Ahead With Cautious Confidence In 1974
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown tones down the hype as he builds a confident 1974 squad. Ken Anderson leads a potentially explosive offense with Boobie Clark Essex Johnson and Isaac Curtis returning to form. Defensively, Bergey’s departure opens middle linebacker duties to Jim Leclair, with Bill Kollar, Mike Reid, and Ron Carpenter anchoring the line and Casanova guiding the backs. Dave Green earns a fresh punt role while Horst Muhlmann handles placekicking.
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UPI
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Paul Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Brown
NFL
Bengals
Miami
Bill Bergey
Ken Anderson
Boobie Clark
Bill Kollar
Montana State
Mike Reid
Ron Carpenter
Tommy Casanova
Mayaa youth teams schedule practice nights
The Mt Anthony Youth Athletic Association sets Monday and Wednesday drills from 5 15 to 7 00. In the midget group chargers report to Stark Street thunderbolts at Memorial Park Packers at Beech Street. In pee wee ranks Steelers at Memorial Park Vermont Nationals at Stark Street Lions at Beech Street. Returning players should join their last year team. newcomers may attend any practice to sign up.
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Chargers
Stark Street
Thunderbolts
Memorial Park
Packers
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Lions
Lady Day Golf Results at Mt Anthony Club
Peggy White and Jean Edmundson won best ball with 90 for first low gross. Ginnie Lonergan and Jane Winegard led first low net with 71, while Lonergan and Doris Quadland tied second net with 72. Ann Ballou and Hope Graves claimed third net with 72.
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Peggy White
Jean Edmundson
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Ginnie Lonergan
Jane Winegard
Doris Quadland
Ann Ballou
Hope Graves
Mt Anthony freshmen football team to hold first practice
The Mt Anthony Union High School freshmen football team will hold its first practice Monday. All candidates for this year's squad should report for the initial session at 11 a.m.
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Mt. Anthony Union
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