Sub Pari 65 Leads Minnesota Golf Classic By One Stroke
Jacky Cupit fired a masterful six under par 65 to lead the first round of the Minnesota Golf Classic. The Texan’s late finish broke a six-way 66 tie and put him one stroke ahead of a crowded field on a shortened 6,762-yard course.
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Reds Edge Cards in 9 2 Victory. Maloney Nottebart Help
Cincinnati pitchers Jim Maloney and Nottebart combined on a 9 2 win over St Louis as Pete Rose and Holtzman era? batted in key runs. The Reds built early leads with homers by Rose and Shamsky, while St Louis chased Maloney, with Nottebart finishing to secure the victory.
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Pasarell Advances On Clay Courts Feature
Third seed Charles Pasarell overcome a backache to beat Turner Howard of Knoxville 6 3 6 4 in the National Clay Courts Championship advancing to the quarter finals. Marty Riessen also won his third round match as top seed Nancy Richey pursues her fourth straight women's title.
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Countess claims women's world trap title in Hershey event
Report from Hershey and Wiesbaden outlines Countess Elizabeth Von Soden of West Germany winning the women’s trap event with 95 hits. Charlotte Berkenkamp of the United States finished second with 90, while Valentina Gerasina of the Soviet Union was third with 89.
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Eulalia Zakrzewski
Poland
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Mexico Takes Early Lead in Men’s Bowling Tourney
MIAMI Fla AP Mexico took the early lead in the annual Bowling Tournament of the Americas men’s doubles with a 1237 total. Antonio Valladolid paced Mexico with 612 and Ramira Rimez 625. Puerto Rico trailed at 1118 while Venezuela led the women’s doubles early, Venezuela’s 1139 toping the field. The final three games in the doubles division are set for Saturday.
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Browns Release Eight Rookies Seven Free Agents
HIRAM Ohio AP The Cleveland Browns cut eight rookies with one retirement and seven free agents, trimming the roster to 57. Among those released were Issiac Cov Dave Hakaim Milt Kanehe Pat Strano Ken Luciano Matty Matlin Robert Taylor and Joe Pete. Peiro was a 20th round pick. Meanwhile Madison Wis AP Wisconsin adds Iar lana Carl former Wisconsin halfback and Neenah high school coach to the coaching staff.
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Accavallo Ebihara Set for World Flyweight Bout
Argentina’s Horacio Accavallo will defend his world flyweight title against former champion Hiroyuki Ebihara of Japan at Luna Park Stadium in Buenos Aires on Friday. The bout marks a return defense as both fighters enter seeking the crown in a high stakes showdown.
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Grant Sparks Twins Past Senators 3 1
Jim Grant and Pete Cimino quieted Washington as MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL overcame the Senators 3 1. Mincher belted a two run homer and Harmon Killebrew drove in the first run with a double, contributing to a win in front of a capacity indoor crowd.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Demling dominates Dokka to reach Public Links semifinals
George Demling, who quit his Louisville job to play in the National Public Links, crushed Arne Dokka 5 and 4 at Deer Creek to advance to the semifinals. Ka er, Ojala, and Yowers also advance in Friday’s draws.
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Danville Putt-Putt Trio Beats Henderson Pros by 15
A Danville trio defeated three Henderson, North Carolina professionals by 15 strokes in a two round 36 hole match at Riverside. Key scores include 34-30-64 and 36-32-68 for the Danville team versus 35-24-69 and 33-33-67 for Henderson. The Danville total was 194 to 209.
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Soviet Coach Denies Political Pressure On Athletes
Moscow reports head coach Gavriil Korobkov of the Soviet track team denied that Russian athletes were pressured to abstain from competing against the United States in Los Angeles. He said athletes acted on conscience in a move viewed by some as political, stressing sports as separate from politics while acknowledging ties with Americans and concern for freedom.
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