Palmer Leads by One Stroke at Winners Circle Lanes
Saundra Palmer shot a 70 to reach four under par total 140 and lead Jocelyne Bourassa by one at the LPGA Winners Circle Lanes championship in Palm Springs. Bourassa carded 70 to 141, Debbie Austin 70 for third at 142, with several others within a stroke.
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Debbie Austin
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Jan Fecraris
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Major Boxscores Running out of space
A short notice urges selling idle items with a want ad format. The item lists imply a classifieds approach to clear space, highlighting the convenience of placing a small advertisement to move surplus goods efficiently.
Arkansas Wins First Relay Title at Kansas Relays
Arkansas Athletics claim first Kansas Relays relay title as O Shaughnessy, Reilly, and Meloncos pace a strategic run. Razorbacks finish 1:30.8 in the four mile relay with Balding and teammates behind Kansas State star Ted Settle before overtaking. Two Irish sophomores also contribute. Illinois, Colorado, and Texas athletes set marks in wind aided events across the meet.
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Ted Settle
Wildcat Star
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Derek Reilly
Randy Meloncos
Tom Aspel
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Glenn Cunningham
Charlton Ehizuelen
Ilnois
Bill Curnow
Colorado
Ehjzuelen
Reuben Fairfax
Memphis State
Caurpon
Bestiny
Chuck Rogers
Tory Crockett
Pioneer Track Club
Philadephia
Jan Jerome Howell
Randy Wettkamp
Expos debut new look but lose to Phillies in cold opener
Montreal Expos unveil a new look at Jarry Park but fall 26-3 to the Philadelphia Phillies in frigid weather. Tom Underwood and Willie Montanez pace Philly as crowds of 21,274 endure 30 degree conditions and a showy opening with jets, flags, and fireworks.
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Willie Montanez
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Connors Named in $3 Million Suit Against Kramer
INDIANAPOLIS AP Tennis official Jack Kramer sues Jimmy Connors and agent William Riordan for defaming him in a November 1, 1974 letter urging removal from the Men's International Tennis Council. Kramer, head of the Association of Tennis Professionals, alleges the statements claim he is corrupt and conflicts of interest. Riordan and Connors could not be reached for comment.
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Western Illinois Leads Bradley Golf Invitational
Western Illinois tops the Bradley University Invitational led by medalist Jum Sopnynski who shot 73. The 36 hole result after rain halted play shows Western Illinois at 307 with Drake second at 309 and Missouri St Louis at 321, Bradley 324, Eastern Illinois 324, St Ambrose 325.
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Bengals Trade Ker Avery to Chiefs for 1976 Draft Pick
Veteran linebacker Ker Avery was traded Friday from the Cincinnati Bengals to the Kansas City Chiefs for an undisclosed 1976 draft choice. Avery, a 230 pound starter in six seasons with Cincinnati after coming from the New York Giants, had started three of those years.
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Pro Basketball Trade Sends Stars Across Conference
A reshaped NBA roster sees Houston, Boston, and other teams pivot as star players change teams in a high stakes deal. Key figures include executives from Houston and Boston negotiating terms, with implications for team futures and playoff positioning this season.
Fragments From A Weathered Box Score Night
Fragmentary OCR notes show a baseball and college games with scattered team names and scores. Mentions include Alexandria, Kansas, Arkansas, Gulf Lake, Spokane, Tucson, and Gulf coast hints. The text is garbled but hints at multiple inning counts and regional opponents.
UNI Net Team Tops 2 Loop Foes
UNI Net Team expands season tennis record to 19-2 with two North Central Conference wins over Augustana and Morningside in Cedar Falls. Randy Krejcil posted two singles wins while Kochenderter paired with Mornineside for doubles.
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Iverson Leads Pensacola Open After 66 as Sanders Streaks
Don Iverson shot a six under 66 to grab a one stroke lead at the Pensacola Open in Florida. Doug Sanders, aiming for his third Pensacola title, fired a 64 on the front nine but cooled with missed putts on the back, while Tewammon held a nine under 133 and a two stroke edge over Jerry McGee. eighty of 143 players advanced to the halfway round.
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