Surprises Open 75th U S Amateur In Heat Wave
In Richmond, top amateurs Andy Bean and Curtis Strange led a day of upsets as 1 up wins by John Kircher and Tom Kelley underscored sweltering conditions. Veterans Harrison and Campbell fell despite bold finishes, while bouts between West and Young and Reid and Marraccini highlighted a dramatic first round.
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Curtis Strange
John Kircher
Tom Kelley
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McQuaid High School
Rochester
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Campbell
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Lakeland
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Country Club
Virginia
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Pensacola
Strange
Wake Forest
Richard Peterson
Cincinnati
Jones
Tulsa
Okla
Greg Zorilla
Yonkers
Virginia Beach
Cinnati
Angels spoil Tiants reunion with 8 2 win over Red Sox
Andy Etchebarren homered and a bases loaded single powered the California Angels to an 8-2 victory, spoiling Boston pitcher Luis Tiants first major league outing in front of his father. Catfish Hunter beat former Oakland teammates as the Yankees won 7-1. Dave Goltz allowed seven hits in the Twins 2-4 win over the Brewers, who drop to 10 losses in 11 games. Moates drove in the go ahead run in the 11th for Texas 3-2 over Detroit. George Brett tied the game with a sixth inning double as Kansas City beat Baltimore 4-3 in the first of a two game set.
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Baseball Standings From Local Games
Standings summary shows team tallies and positions with names such as Disston Sasser Sins and Wilson, along with entries like K-Mart and Goodyear, reflecting a regional baseball scoreboard snippet. Details are sparse but indicate team rankings and numeric scores or positions from a park or league listing.
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Auburn to air more as Shug Jordan closes era
Auburn coach Shug Jordan plans a more aerial attack in 1975 led by quarterback Phil Gargis as Sedrick McIntyre and Mitzi Jackson carry the running game. The Tigers, eighth in the nation last season, bloom with defense replacing eight departed starters while Eddins and Neel return to bolster the back end.
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War Eagles
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Texas
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Sedrick McIntyre
Mitzi Jackson
McIntyre
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Gargis
Auburn May Join Title In Challenge Of NCAA
Auburn University president Dr. Harry M. Philpott said Auburn might sue the NCAA if the case goes federal after Alabama filed in Tuscaloosa to block the association’s 60 player home and 48 on the road limit. He noted talks with Alabama about equalizing squad sizes for a Birmingham clash in November under the contract, which would affect Auburn as the visitor and Alabama as homeTeam.
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Harry M. Philpott
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University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Philpott
Birmingham
Ali crashes Frazier press luncheon in New York
Muhammad Ali unexpectedly appears at Joe Frazier press luncheon shocking Frazier and others then leaves after posing for photos. Frazier says he plans to fight Ali in Manila on October 4 and will not try to outshine him in media events. Frazier hints at continuing boxing career and deflects onstage antics with a public kiss to a young admirer.
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