Kite Builds Two Stroke Lead In San Diego Open
Tom Kite, 24, shot 70 to reach 16 holes at 135 nine under par and take a two-stroke lead over Ben Crenshaw in the Andy Williams San Diego Open after the second round at Torrey Pines South. Crenshaw, 22, carded par 72 to stand at 137. group at 138 includes Nichols Blancas Littler Schroeder and Thompson.
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Mitchell Follows with 71 After Opening 68
Bobby Mitchell had a 68 to start then slipped to 71 in round two, tying a group of eight at 19 under par and four strokes behind the leaders. The tight scores keep Mitchell in contention as the field tightens.
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Winston Western 500 Restart Seen With Allison On Pole
Riverside race resumes after rain halted 63 laps with Bobby Allison leading Richard Petty by three seconds. 29 drivers return at 3 p.m. EDT for 335 miles as top contenders like Pearson McGriff Insola Parsons Yarborough among Chevrolets Dodges and a Mercury retire to a museum. Bettenhausen remains in contention as pit strategies and restarts loom.
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Redskins Acquire Rights To Theismann
Washington Redskins obtain the rights to quarterback Joe Theismann from the Miami Dolphins for a 1976 first round pick. Theismann, 24, played three CFL seasons with Toronto Argonauts after Notre Dame and was not yet signed by Washington. Coach George Allen says Theismann adds mobility and a strong arm to the offense and notes no players were exchanged.
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Ali and Frazier Fined $5,000 Over TV Show Incident
Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier were fined $5,000 each by the New York State Athletic Commission after a shoving incident during a TV show taping. Attorney Bob Arum said the action is "hogwash" and part of a larger legal fight, while commission officials warned of further penalties if a similar incident occurs at Sunday weigh-ins.
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Battle Or Revenge UCLA Faces Notre Dame In Return Game
UCLA aims to avenge a 71-70 loss to Notre Dame and reclaim top college basketball status at Pauley Pavilion. Walton’s back injury lingered but UCLA holds a 14 point home favorite edge as Wooden’s club hosts Notre Dame led by Dantley and Novak with Shumate in the middle. The Irish seek to disrupt UCLA’s press while Notre Dame’s Clay and Brokaw pace the guards.
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Dick Taylor Wins Tough 10 000-Meter Race at Commonwealth Games
Dick Taylor, a New Zealand farmer, surged on the final lap to win the 10,000 meters in Christchurch, finishing in 27 46.4 ahead of England’s David Black and Kenyan Richard Juma amid jostling for position. Bedford led early then faded to fourth as Juma and Kiingi tangled, with Mary Peters nearing retirement after adding points in shot put.
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Vanderbilt Center Uncertain Starter In Game Tonight
Vanderbilt center Jan van Breda Kolff with a partially collapsed lung awaits a Saturday morning X ray to decide if he can play against Mississippi. Coach Roy Skinner will rely on a run today and a final check tomorrow as Lee Fowler would start in his place if needed.
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Miller Will Rejoin Tour Next Week
Johnny Miller said he will return to the professional golf tour next week and chase his fifth straight victory in the Hawaiian Open. He spoke at a Napa news conference about his plans through spring, his family, and a no pressure mindset in Hawaii.
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Kroc to Buy Padres in $12 Million Deal
Chicago hamburger king Ray A. Kroc agreed to buy the San Diego Padres for about 12 million dollars and said he expects National League approval. He pledged to keep the team in San Diego at least until 1980 and would personally cover any indemnity if the club moved. He plans to retain Bavasi and son as executives and to improve the club with substantial investment. The sale includes moving the club to Washington or another city was discussed in earlier talks. A separate Virginia football coach Sonny Randle survived a car veer into a field with minor injuries.
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