Meitzen Wins Riverside Golf USA Star Placed Under Guard
Meitzen wins Riverside Golf as UPI reports Spitz withdraws from press event. In Munich the Arab Israeli crisis escalates with the Olympic Village raid. Five guerrillas kill two Israelis and take hostages while Meir calls for emergency cabinet action. Moshe Weinberg is named among the dead wrestling coach.
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Meitzen Wins Riverside Invitational by One Stroke in Victoria
James Ike Meitzen, Cuero native and former Cuero High School athlete, won the 54 hole Riverside Invitational in Victoria by one shot with a four under par 212 after rounds of 72 68 72. He birdied the 69th to take a one stroke lead with three holes to play and stayed steady finishing with pars. Meitzen earned $100 in merchandise and adds wins from Goliad and Seguin to his résumé.
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Sugar Land
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Booster Club Meeting Scheduled At Cuero High School
The Cuero Booster Club will hold its second meeting of the year in Room 22 at Cuero High School at 7 30 p m Tonight. A film of the Cuero Stroman scrimmage shows the Gobblers beating the Raiders seven to zero. Parking tickets are available from Lucille Clarke at Conrad and Tarkington Insurance Agency. Anyone wishing to join CHS Booster Club is urged to attend.
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Sullivan Aims for Auburn Total Offense Records
Auburn figures show Pat Sullivan held the season total offense record with 2 856 yards in 1970. Sullivan's 2 096 yards in 1971 rank second and his 1 891 yards in 1969 are third.
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UPI
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Youngest NHL Player Debuts With Aston Bruins in 1942
UPI reports Bep Guidolin became the youngest player to participate in a National Hockey League game for the Aston Bruins in 1942 at age 16.
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UPI
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Spitz Wins Seventh Gold At Munich Olympics
Mark Spitz of Carmichael California earned his seventh gold by anchoring the United States 400 meter medley relay to a world record 3:48.2. Borzov won the 200 meter dash and Black finished second as Spitz completed a historic seven event sweep. Karen Moe led a U S 1 2 3 in the 200 meter butterfly with a world record 2 15 6 as Colella and Daniels followed.
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Dallas
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San Benito
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Larry Black
U.S
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Santa Clara
Lynn Colella
Seattle
Ellie Daniels
Elkins Park
Vikings Beat Oilers In Labor Day Clash
Minnesota Vikings defeat Houston Oilers 26 to 14 as Bob Lee and Fran Tarkenton combine for 250 passing yards. Lee throws for 207 yards, Tarkenton adds 43 yards and a touchdown, with Fred Cox adding four field goals in the win.
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Vikings
Houston Oilers
Pirates Win Eighth Straight to Open Twin Bill Sweep
The Pirates defeated the Phillies 5-1 to complete a ninth doubleheader sweep as Bruce Kison earned the win on five hits. Stargell homered and doubled while Oliver and Blass led the prior 10-0 opener with five hits and three-run blasts.
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al Oliver
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Murcer Leads Yankees in Nightcap Split with Orioles
New York catcher outfielder Bobby Murcer starred in the 5-2 nightcap win over Baltimore, belting a homer and a run-scoring double as the Yankees split the doubleheader after a 4-3 Orioles victory in the opener. Murcer had been 0-for-4 in the opener. Paul Blair delivered a game-winning double for Baltimore in the opener, while Andy Etchebarrens three-run shot sparked the Orioles comeback. Other AL results included Minnesota sweeping Chicago, and Detroit and Kansas City posting wins.
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