Top AAU swimmers beaten in heats advance to finals
At the AAU championships in Houston, Susie Atwood and Jenny Bartz advanced to finals after strong heats in the women's 400 meter individual medley and 200 meter freestyle. Mark Spitz led the men into the 200 meter freestyle final, while Debbie Meyer failed to reach finals in the same event.
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Yoshimi Nishigawa
Gary Hall Andjnight
Pan
Susie Atwood
Jenny Bartz
Miss Atwood
Cain
Mark Spitz
Jen
Jeading
Spitz
Don Schollander
Hall
Rick Corella
Cascade Swim Club
Seattle
Wash
Corella
Santa Clara
Calif
Cindy Plaisted
Phillips 66
Debbie Meyer
Linda Johnson
Lakewood
Aquatic Club Ted
Miss Meyer
Ann Simmons
Jim McConica
Los Angeles Aquatic Club
Tom McBreen
Palmer Favored To Win $35,000 in Golf Championship
Arnold Palmer held off a late charge by Mike Hill to win 73-68 and advance to the third round of the $200,000 United States Professional Match Play Championship at Pinehurst. Palmer, with a four-under-par 68, seeks his fifth win of the season as the field shrinks to 3 for Friday's play.
Crawford Captures Pro Am Event at Concord Open
Dick Crawford of Prairie Creek Arkansas equalled the course record with a four under par 63 to win the Pro Am event at Kiamesha Lake New York, the preliminary to the Concord Open. The four day event completes over 72 holes on the 7 205 yard layout with a first prize of 22 000.
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Kiamesha Lake
Wn.y
Dick Crawford
Prairie Creek
Ark
Concord Hotel
Mayer and Two Others Lead Concord Open After Round One
Dick Mayer tied for the Concord Open lead with Jim Wiechers and Jim Jewell after a first round 70 at the Concord Hotel course. Bob Stanton and Jack Ewing shot 71s to tie for fourth, as 147 players started the $60,000 PGA Satellite Golf Tour event amid tough conditions and a course nicknamed the Monster. Mayer, 46, spoke of focusing on greens while posting birdies at the 3rd and 15th holes. Jewell surged with a hot back nine, while Wiechers controlled the day with three birdies and one bogey.
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Dick Mayer
Hursday
Mayer
Jim Wiechers
Jim Jewell
Concord Hotel
Bob Stanton
Jack Ewing
Jewell
Wiechers
Kjamesha Lake
Ira Dick Mayer
Dim Jewell
Bob Manton
Yvon Comstock
Les Peterson
Hooper
Jim Jamieson
Grier Jones
Randy Wolff
Labron Harris
John Robert Bourne
Dim Marshall
Posi
Ad Lewis Jr
Bean
Ralph_ Baker
Fob Erickson
Libe
Claude Harmonec
Rick Rhyan
Ricky Spears
Dwight Nevil Des
Ick Rhoads
Fi Jowell Fraser
Gordon Jones
Bob Ixor
Bob Greenwood
Bob Payne
George Hixon Tmi
A's Orioles Get Go Ahead To Print 1971 World Series Tickets
The Baltimore Orioles and the Oakland A's won approval from Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to print 1971 World Series tickets at 1970 prices. The prices were set at the All Star Game meeting. no effect from Nixon wage and price controls last week.
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New York
Baltimore Ovioles
Oakland A’s
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Nixon
Second Round Match Play Golf Scores
Pinehurst North Carolina hosts the United States Professional and Playoffs Championship second round on a 6973 yard par 72 course. Arnold Palmer beat Mike Hill 2 up. Gardner Dickinson defeated Larry Hintan in extra holes. Julius Boros edged Terry Dill 4 and 3. Tom Weiskopf won over Johnny Miller 6 and 5. Dave Stockton beat Buddy Allin 2 up. George Knight defeated Charles Ceady. Gene Littler defeated Gave Hill in extra holes.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Homers Blancas
George Keadson
Charles Ceady
Gene Littler
Gave Hill
Rodgers
Mason Rudolph
Match Pairings Forded Round in U S Pro Match Play
FANEHURS N C AP Pairings for Friday's third round in the 900 000 United States Pro Match Play on the 4 97 yard par starting fines EDT p m Ray Floyd vs Tom Wieskopf 110 p m Ken Stills vs Dave Jackson 120 p m Pete Brown vs George Knudson 130 p m Gene Littler vs Pal Rodes ers 140 p m Arnold Palmer vs Dave Eichelberger 140 p m Bruce Cranton vs Gartner Dickinson 2 p m Julius Boros vs DeWitt Weaver 219 p m Lon Graham vs Art Wall
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N.C
United States
North Carolina
Ray Floyd
Tom Wieskopf
Ken Stills
Dave #Jackson
Pete Brown
George Knudson
U S Open Tennis Championship Without Laver But Field Is Big
The U S Open opens next Wednesday at Forest Hills with seven top players skipping the event including Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall. John Newcombe is No 1 seed, with Dick Knight facing Arthur Ashe in Bellevue. Billie Jean King leads the women’s field as matches begin later in the week.
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New York
Rod Laver
Bill Talbert
United Nations
Vic Sixas
West Side
Forest Hills
N.Y
Ken Rosewall
Tony Roche
Ray Emerson
Fred Stolle
Australia
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Se Nastase
Romania
Rosewall
John Newcombe
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Tory Ann Fretz
Los Angeles
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Nancy Richey Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Ceci Martinez
Gussie Moran
Santa Monica
Calif
Alena Palmeeva
Espit
Cliff Talbert
Wall Street Bank
Richey
Davis Caplall
Charie Pasarell
Frnament
Puerto Rico
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Jane Tiriac
Stanlyear
Two Spider Lineman Look Good In First Football Practice
Richmonds Spider football opened with light contact as Milt Ignatius Ken Nichols and Billy Meyers led out the first offense while Steve Regan and John Gargano impressed at tackle. Virginia drills in pads saw praise for the offensive line and updates on punter Hal Trenthams illness, with Billy Maxwell stepping in.
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Eran
Milt Ignatius
Citadel
Steve Regan
John Gargano
Terry Hogan
Scherer
Indians
Charlottesville
Virginia
Sil Cornachione
Don Lawrence
Hal Trentham
Billy Maxwell
Duke Blue Devils Open Camp With Fast Start
Duke University began fall football drills with full pads and a three-workout plan led by coach Mike McGee. He praised players Bill Baker Art Rossetti and Mike Davies as the team games up for the opener versus Florida on Sept. 12.
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Durham
iDuke
Mike McGee
Blue Devils
Florida
McGee
Bill Baker
Art Rossetti
Mike Davies
Parker Said Top Prospect In WCL
Da vid Parker, a Cincinnati native in the Pittsburgh organization, was named 1971 Western Carolinas League top prospect by writers and managers. The Monroe slugger rose from Monroe to the Eastern League, proving power and speed with a .355 season average, 10 homers, 51 RBIs in 73 games, and is viewed as Willie Stargell’s potential heir in Pittsburgh.
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N.C
David Parker
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Baseball
Pittsburg
Joe L. Brown
Tom Sattenllogk
Parker
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Ans
Bradenton
Fla
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Conn
Greenville
S.C
Waterbury
Inchil‘Od
Stargell
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