Casper Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic With 67
Masters champion Billy Casper shot a five under par 67 to grab a one stroke lead over Charles Coody at the Philadelphia Golf Classic after 36 holes. Coody matched his first round 68 for 136, while Murphy and Ray Floyd stood at 137 and others trailed. The field of 145 was cut to 73 for the final 36 holes.
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Philadelphia
Billy Casper
Charles Coady
Casper
Whitemarsh Valley CC
Bob Murphy
Labron Harris
Don Massengale
Coody
Murphy
PGA
Coady
Harris
Massengale
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Ken Venturi
John Jacobs
Allan Henning
Don Stough
Doug Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Julius Boros
Intrepid Extends Lead in American Cup Trials
In Newport Rhode Island Intrepid trounced Heritage by more than ten minutes in the observation trials for the American Cup races.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
Heritage
Barash Pleads Guilty in New Orleans Bank Robbery Case
Former Michigan halfback David Barash admitted robbing a New Orleans bank of 5240 dollars on June 6 and received a seven year prison term with possible early probation. The armed robbery charge was dropped after his guilty plea to simple robbery. Barash, 28, from Levittown, N.Y., had earlier served 20 months and 25 days for interstate transportation of a stolen auto. The rest of the text details yacht trials and results at the New York Yacht Club event with boats Weatherly Valiant Intrepid Heritage and scheduled observers for August.
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New Orleans
UPS
University of Michigan
David Charles Barash
Federal District Court
Alvin B. Rubin
Barash
Levitown
N.Y
Rubin
U.S
Robert Livingston
Livingston
Hinsdale Entries Saturday Meet Summary
Hinsdale entries are set for a Saturday July 14 1970 event with local athletes and teams preparing for competition. The page lists participants and event details for the Hinsdale meet.
Pownal Entries From 1970 Race Meet Weekend
Entries listed for Saturday July 18 and Sunday July 19 1970 include horses and riders in divisions such as Fourth Mile and 1 16 with purses of 1600 and Tenth Mile 1 16 with 1800. Notable entries include Barbara Kees with W. Crismer, Man Crazy Hill Zazu's King Olympus and Brother Duck with Kisielewski and Pettigric Harris.
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Barbara M. Kees
W. E. Crismer
King
Gabriele
Olympus
Sorensen
Brother Duck — Kisielewski
Woman's Rights
Santiago
Pettigric — Harris
Sabre Drill — Donahue
Count Sheep — Donahue
Milton NASCAR Grand American feature ends with Javelins 1-2
Jim Paschal of High Point and Max Berrier of Winston Salem drove the top two Miltons in the 100 mile 300 lap NASCAR Grand American Challenge. They led from the start. Wayne Andrews of Siler City finished third in a Mercury Cougar, Buck Baker was fourth in a Pontiac at age 51 the oldest driver.
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Milton
Jim Paschal
High Point
N.C
Max Berrier
Winston Salem
Wayne Andrews
Siler City
Buck Baker
Baker
Bennie Sorenson the Jockey Who Was One Sixth of an Act
Bennie Sorenson rose from a Copenhagen start to become a leading apprentice jockey in New Jersey in 1955 and rode for top stables including Calumet Farms. He yearns for the big time and a return to show business on Ed Sullivan, while remaining a favorite on Green Mountain tracks.
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Bennie Sorenson
Eddie Cantor
Martin and Lewis
Dinah Shore
Ed Sullivan
Bennie
Copenhagen
Denmark
England
United States
Sorenson
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
al Jensen
Jensen
Garden State
Trnshun
New Jersey
Bert Mulholland
George Widner
Jester
Nearth
Victoria Park
Dean Carl
Polly’s Jet
Kingmaker
Canada
E.P. Taylor
Devil Red Silks
Calumet Farms
Green Mountain
Guadalcanal
Kelso
Soreson
Tiriac Upsets Smith In Washington Tennis Tourney
Ion Tiriac of Romania upset top American Stan Smith 6 3 10 2 6 2 to reach the Washington Star International semifinal. Nastase and Ashe also advanced as Hewitt and Creasy were defeated in the earlier rounds.
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Ion Tiriac
Washington
UPI
Romania
Stan Smith
Tiriac
Ilie Nastase
Rog Hewitt
South Africa
Arthur Ashe
Australia
Dick Creasy
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Nastase
Hewitt
Ashe
Richmond
NFL and Players Begin Mediation Talks Wednesday
New York UPI The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service has scheduled a meeting between NFL owners and the Players Association for 7 p.m. to start mediation. John Mackey said both sides will attend and seek a prompt fair settlement in the public interest. He had asked the service to get involved on Thursday.
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New York
UPI
John Mackey
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
National Football League
Players Association For Next Association
Mackey
Players Association
Bennington Club to Run Pierce Brigade Mini Marathon in Concord
Birger Vigsnes of Bennington will represent the Bennington Club in the Pierce Brigade Mini Marathon in Concord New Hampshire on Saturday. The 14 mile road race honors the 14th U.S. President and starts at the Pierce statue at 6 p.m. The course ends behind the YMCA with 14 trophies and 36 medals awarded. Vigsnes is among the entrants racing for top honors.
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Concord
N.H
Birger Vigsnes
Tel Road
Bennington
Bennington Club
Pierce Brigade
U.S
Pierce
YMCA
Wigsnes
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Ray Floyd
Bruceton
Bunky Henry
Larry Hinson
Bert Yancey
Jack Harden
Pete Brown
Dave Marr
Frank Beard
Dave Hill
Intrepid
Weatherly
Valiant
New York Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club Race Committee
Main St
Save Way
Mammoth Mart
Frost
Hinsdale
Pownal
Pireback
Nosey
P.J. — O'Connor
Cockeyed — Smith
Pillygold
Gate Boas
Greco Pruden
Phyllis Proffitt
South Windsor
Conn
Laurelee Warrener
Mina’s
Saratoga
Adams Clothes Shop
Finger Lakes
Canadaigua
Pocono
Liberty Bell
NFL
Donahue
Vigsnes
Steve Time
Jays — Olcott
Cora Nubbin
Handley
Yamamoto — Hanks
Morgan County
Bold Retort
Tomahawk — Harris
Fleming Leaf— Morgan
Mr. Goldstone
Hallo Dee — Hill
Empire
Dixie Dance
Delores Ann — Pruden
Swifts
Walker
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