Gilbert shoots record first round lead in World Open golf
Gibby Gilbert shot a nine under par 62 for a first round lead at Pinehurst in the World Open, a 72-hole event with a $500,000 purse. He built a five stroke edge over Allen Miller while fields from Nicklaus to Snead struggled in cool, cloudy weather at Pinehurst Country Club.
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Mets And A's World Series Payoffs Break Records
The 1972 World Series payouts set a new record with Oakland players earning a full share of 24 760.87 and Mets receiving 14 950.17 each. Total playoff and Series receipts reached 3 337 281.25 with 12 clubs sharing the pool as attendances shattered previous marks.
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Foreman Disillusioned With Heavyweight Title
George Foreman told the AP from New York that the heavyweight title brought more grief than glory. He said he is not starving but nearly broke, cannot access his prize money, struggles to maintain three homes, and cannot land fights despite being champion.
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Track Owner and Trainers Hope for Dry Laurel Course
Laurel Maryland AP report notes Track Owner John B Schapiro and trainer MacKenzie Miller expect a firm turf for the 22nd running of the $150000 Washington International. Tentam and Dahlia among top contenders as weather forecasts suggest only a slight chance of rain before race day.
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Laurel Race Course
Washington, D.C. International
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ACC Backs 1.6 Rule At NCAA Convention
The ACC voted to sponsor NCAA convention legislation to restore the 1.6 rule for aid and participation in Division I athletics. ACC leaders urge a national standard while the conference will temporarily operate under the 2.0 rule and delete the 1.6 clause pending broader agreement. The measure includes support for a letter of intent and minimum intercollegiate sports standards.
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