Fladoos Leads Harman By Six In Iowa Amateur
In Sioux City AP report Jacque Fladoos, 21, of Dubuque and California State at Long Beach ties to a six stroke lead in the Iowa Women's Amateur after a 75 and a 54-hole 229. Sue Harman of Cedar Rapids trails, with Harman bogeying late while Fladoos birdies Nos. 17. Bobbe Lichty stands third at 239, Rosemary Mueller fourth at 241, Linda Rice fifth at 249, defending champ Corkey Nydle misses top eight with 259. Becky Eustice leads second flight after an 88.
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Iowa
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Miss Harman
Miss Flades
Bobbe Lichty
Waterloo
Rosemary Mueller
Bettendorf
Linda Rice
Cedar Rapids
Cred “Corkey
Nydle
Ottumwa
Becky Eustice
Bobbe Lick Watergueller
Beltendorf
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Winnie Martin
Erma Kuhl
Frances Rusies
Cais
Nicklaus shoots 66 at Firestone trails by one
Nicklaus fires a 66 to sit one behind first-round leaders Bobby Mitchell and Terry Wilcox at the $125,000 American Golf Classic on the demanding Firestone South Course. Mitchell and Wilcox clocked 65s, while Bert Greene, Tom Nieporte, Steve Reid and Ray Floyd at 67. Nicklaus credits improved putting and distance, saying he feels he can win but is not there yet.
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Big Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Mitchell
Terry Wilcox
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Tom Nieporte
Steve Reid
Ray Floyd
Mitchell
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus Ray Joy
Teve Reid
Rte
Om Wigmore
Archer Paul Harney
Ve ‘Eh
Chi. Rodriguez
Peter Ownse
Kermit
Mitchell's body English Nets 65 for first-round lead
It Helps Bobby Mitchell used body English Thursday to drop a birdie putt on the 8th hole of the American Golf Classic in Akron Ohio. He finished with a 65 to share the first round lead.
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Bobby Mitchell
Akron
Ohio
Staubach Has No Regrets In Comeback To NFL Rookie
Staubach, 27, is a Navy veteran and Heisman winner now entering his first NFL season with the Dallas Cowboys as a rookie quarterback. He spent four years away from top football after Navy service including a year in Vietnam, then chose football over a continued military career. He believes his maturity and education give him an edge, though coach Ray Renfro notes he must learn to stay in the pocket and avoid early rushing.
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Naval Academy
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Guile in Giants Camp Signals Tough Training Regime
The article notes Vince Lombardi and Allie Sherman using harsh drills to test players. It details a guillotine drill with blocking dummies to expose who will endure the grind. It also covers Chargers Saints scrimmage, Domres to MacKinnon TD, and Vikings signing Wally Murphy amid several preseason drills by multiple NFL teams.
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Associated Press
Vince Lombardi
Washington Redskins
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Sherman
Giants
Schmiesing joins Vikings after Eagles cut him
St Olaf halfback Mike Schmiesing, 6 feet and 198 pounds, was claimed on waivers by the Minnesota Vikings from Philadelphia after a seventh round draft selection. Defensive tackle Jim Harris of Utah State, 270 pounds, quit the team due to personal problems.
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Mankato
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
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Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Jim Harris
Utah State
Lolich Strands K C Royals After All Star Flight Mixup
Micky Lolich and the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Royals 3-1 on a four-hitter as Lolich shed frustration over Denny McLain leaving him stranded. Kaline homered for Detroit, and Wert and Tresh added insurance runs. Other AL results included Orioles, Indians, Athletics, Yankees, and Pilots wins.
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Washington
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Lolich
Denny McLain
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Mickey
Kansas City
al Kaline
Don Wert
Tom Tresh
Piniella Surges Into Top Ten. Gets Mail From Bill Collectors
Lou Piniella of the Kansas City Royals says a hitting streak has him in the American League Top Ten and notes he’s receiving more mail, mostly from bill collectors who joke he’s rich. He recalls a Florida governor’s letter congratulating him as a friendly Floridan, though the letter read Lou Pinezca.
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Lou Piniella
Kansas City Royals
Claude Kirk
Florida
Piniella
Allen Returns But Phillies Lose 7-3 in Houston
Richie Allen returns to the lineup but the Phillies drop to 26-37 after a 7-3 loss to the Astros. Allen doubled in a run and added a bunt single but struck out twice. The Cubs beat the Dodgers 5-3 as Sutton struggles again, while Hank Aaron moves to fourth on the all time list with a homer and Atlanta extends its lead.
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al Spangler
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Phil Regan
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