Trevino Struck By Lightning Forces Open Round Cancellation
At the Butler National Golf Club Trevino was struck by lightning near the 13th green causing the Open second round to be canceled. Trevino and Jerry Heard were taken to Hinsdale Hospital with burns. the round will be replayed and a double round could be scheduled Sunday.
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J Heard
Bobby Nichols
Hinsdale Hospital and Sanitarium
Heard
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Jerry Heard
Butler National Golf Club Course
Ann Grassel
Libertyville, Il
Ning Ape
Hinsdale Sanitarium
David Graham
Arnold Palmer
Conners Borg Tanner Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Jimmy Connors 22 from Belleville, Illinois defeated Phil Dent 6-1 6-2 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Borg 19 from Sweden beat Marty Riessen 6-2 8-6 4-6 6-1, while Tanner of Lookout Mountain Tennessee tamed Mike Estep 9-8 6-4 6-2 to join the last eight.
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All Eagle Club
Connors
Belleville
Phil Dent
Australia
Borg
Marty Riessen
Amelia Island
Fla
Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Mike Estep
Dallas
Forest Hills
Dent
Vijay Amritraj
India
Wimbledon
Riessen
Sons Oh Riessen
Burroughs Lands in Clubhouse Altercation
Texas Ranger star Jeff Burroughs clashed with center fielder Joe Lovitto and was confronted by manager Billy Martin after a Chicago game. Burroughs, M v P 1974, blasted a teammate and called Jim Fregosi a backstabber before calm returned. Martin planned rest for Burroughs and urged the club to focus on the field.
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Tex
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Joe Lovitto
Billy Martin
Burroughs
Jim Fregosi
Lovitto
Fregosi
Chicago
Dallas Times Herald
Martin
Minnesota
Associated Press
James Walker
Rangers
Oakland
Burrougughs
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Kiick Csonka and Warfield Reach Memphis WFL Camp
Jim Kiick Larry Csonka and Paul Warfield arrive at the World Football League camp in Senatobia Mississippi for pre season drills with the Southmen. The team began training with 75 rookies and coach John McVay plans to cut 38 players by opening night as stars aim to dominate the five week lead to the season. Warfield Kiick and Csonka are noted as former NFL stars who helped terrorize defenses.
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Senatoria
Miss
Jim Kiick
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
Nambesenes
Sonine
John McVay
Kissinger To Throw First All Star Ball
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will throw the ceremonial first pitch at the Major League All Star Game on July 15 in Milwaukee. Kissinger will also attend a luncheon the following day with a press conference.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Milwaukee
State Department
Eee
Robert Anderson Kissinger
Driessen Drives In Three For 5-2 Win
A three run blast by Driessen in the bottom of the inning powered a 5-2 victory over the Montreal Expos Friday night.
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Oo Driessen
Montreal Expos
NFL Reduces Active Player Limit to 43 for 1975 Season
New York reports the NFL voted 22 to 4 to set a 43-man active roster limit for 1975, down from 47 last year. Commissioner Pete Rozelle noted potential bargaining, said weaker clubs push for cuts, and estimated about 154000 in annual salaries saved per club.
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National Football
Pete Rozelle
NFL Players Association
Rozelle
Aera
Scott & Evans Chevrolet Lead Mercer County Softball Standings
Scott & Evans Chevrolet tops the Mercer County Softball League after six weeks with 20 wins and two losses. McComas sits tied for second at 16-6, Elgood and Bluestone trails, Consol and Army noted in league context. Army announces 1975 football schedule with 11 games starting September 13 at Holy Cross.
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Mercer County
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W. Va. Armature
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Bluestone
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The
Telegraph
Army
West Point
N.Y
Holy Cross
Johnson to serve as Princeton assistant coach again
A debate over SSAC coaching rules frames Neil Johnson’s return to the Princeton staff under Jack Pack. Officials acknowledge a long standing rule requires a certified teacher from the same school, while others argue for liberal interpretation. The piece also notes Hank Aaron’s granite marker at Atlanta Stadium and comments on college athletics costs and a proposed spring game plan.
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Neil Johnson
Jack Pack
Princeton
Sam
SSAC
Jack Martin
Mercer
George Keatley
Johnson
Pack
Williams
Martin Race
County Board of Education
Poety Beallee
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Aaron
Atlanta
Itter
Hank
McNally Bombarded With Home Remedies For Hiccups
Former Orioles pitcher Dave McNally, recently quit with Montreal Expos, rests as hospital operators report hiccup cures from callers nationwide. McNally, 32, is in fair condition at Sinai Hospital, treated for a stomach ulcer. doctors say the hiccups may have no definite cause and he will remain hospitalized for now. His wife Jean notes the hiccup episode began June 17, with the family planning to move to Montana to join a brother in an auto agency job.
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Dave McNally
Montreal Expos
Sinai Hospital
Mr. McNally
New Mexico
Leonard Wallenstein
McNally
Wallenstein
Jean
Bi , Mont
Brother
Seciery
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