Wind Impacts British Open Round as Weiskopf Leads
Weiskopf shot 68 to lead the second round at Troon amid gusty winds that frustrated many contenders. Nicklaus Yancey Miller remained near the top as Trevino hoped for a wind shift to boost his title defense.
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Riggs Meets Billie Jean King in Historic Money Match
New York reports Billie Jean King, tennis champion, will face former champion Bobby Riggs in a $100,000 winner take all match. Promoter Jerry Perenchio agreed to fund the event, planned to be staged at an unspecified date and site, with details to follow.
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Stones Demonstrates World High Jump Record in Munich
Dwight Stones, 19, from Los Angeles, soared 7 feet 6 1/2 inches to set a new world high jump mark at the Munich Olympic Stadium. He led an American 1 2 3 sweep with Reynaldo Brown and Tom Woods placing second and third as the U.S. built a 93 86 advantage over West Germany in the two day dual meet.
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Storen Resigns as Kentucky Colonels President GM
In Louisville Mike Storen, president and general manager of the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA, resigned his post. The move clears the way for new leadership as the franchise eyes future on-court success and organizational stability.
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Yankees Rally to Reclaim AL East Lead Behind Munson Heroics
Thurman Munson threw out a pinch runner and Sparky Lyle earned his 23rd save as the Yankees beat the White Sox 2 1 with Fritz Peterson allowing four hits. Ron Blomberg and Hal Lanier drove in runs for New York, who moved back into first in the tight AL East. Other AL results featured Oakland over Cleveland 9-3, Detroit 14 Texas 2, Baltimore 7-1 over California, and Milwaukee 8-1 over Kansas City. In the NL, Houston beat New York 7-1 and Los Angeles crushed St Louis 13-1.
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Namath Skips Jets Training Camp For TV Commitments
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank explains Joe Namath will start camp late due to television duties. Namath missing practice allows Weeb to evaluate four other quarterbacks Al Woodall Don Gault Bill Demery and Jim Foote while Lash departs for Minnesota after signing with the Vikings.
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