Bad Back May Have Been Good for Dill Lead
Orlando AP Terry Dill shot seven under 65 to lead the Walt Disney World Open first round by two over Jack Nicklaus on the Magnolia course at Disney World. Nicklaus and Lee Trevino joined a 67 group as Palmer and others faltered in drizzly conditions. Dill, Austin resident, said a back injury four months ago boosted his long-term plan to design golf courses and play about 20 tournaments annually.
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Schedule Tonight's Games Across District Places
Tonight's lineup includes Clymer at Sherman Fa at Saegertown idemy at North East ittsburgh Schenley at McDowell Ocky Grove East fr 1 Cathedral Prep at Bradford andolf 9 at Fairview shard 1 Conneaut Valley ibridge Springs at Harborcreek Foquois at Titusville Inesville at Northwestern Brookville at Brockway Innestown at Cochranton Reynolds at Conneaut Lake Canango at Cranberry puthwestern at Eisenhowe Feenville at Franklin Corpsville at Hickory Johnsonburg at St. Marys dew Castle at Meadville lane at Ridgway Jeffield at Tidiouteayon at Union Joint Lungsville at Warren sifield at Brocton
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Baltimore Trades Frank Robinson for Four Los Angeles Unknowns
In a flurry of winter meetings moves, Frank Robinson leaves Baltimore for the Dodgers in a six player deal, with Rich Allen moving from the Dodgers to the White Sox. The Orioles receive four relatively unknown prospects Doyle Alexander Bobby OBrien Sergio Robles and Royle Stillman to rebuild for the future. Allen heads to Chicago with Tommy John and Steve Huntz as the Dodgers shed him after a strike laden nine year career.
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Beaver Club Chooses Blynt As President In Annual Meeting
The Beaver Club at Corry elected Ray Blynt president, Bill Mitchell as vice president, and Dave Gates as treasurer. Four directors were chosen for two-year terms: Terry Williams, David Uppermant, James Scheiner, and Edward Burkhart. Remaining directors Sherwood Scott and Richard Sutton have one year left. The next meeting is set for Thursday in Council Chambers at the Municipal Building.
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Sperry Shines as Maples Bowlers Crack Scores
Don Sperry led the night with a 258 in the American Bowling League while Paul Hopson posted a 614 series. Marion Mack topped the women with a 566 series and games of 222 and 177, with Gladys Thompson firing a 239. Other noted scores included Dick Reed 244 and Larry Trover 224, as local bowling stars delivered strong showings across leagues.
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Everything went well for Tarheels in Rice rout
North Carolina coach Dean Smith hailed the 127-59 win over Rice as a fast tempo victory and noted the team could only get better. Dennis Wuycik led with 24 points while Robert McAdoo and Bobby Jones added 17 and 16 respectively. Rice coach Don Knodel acknowledged the favorable result for UNC and the top ranking of UCLA.
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