Crenshaw’s 64 jolts world open heat in windy Pinehurst
Tom Watson falters to 76 and holds a six stroke edge as rookie Brad Crenshaw surges with a 64 to move within six of the lead in the 144 hole World Open at Pinehurst. Miller Barber Jerry Heard and Leonard Thompson chase at 429 to 431 while Gilbert collapses with 82. Watson retains the lead but Crenshaw’s charge reshapes the field. Arnold Palmer sits 13 back at 436 as other stars stumble on a windy day.
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Connors Lone U S Hope In Dewar Tourney
Mark Cox defeated Tom Gorman 6-4 1-6 6-2 at Royal Albert Hall to reach the semi finals and leave Jimmy Connors as America's last hope in the Dewar Cup singles. Nastase, Moore, Wade, Appel, Kiyomura, and Cooper advance or retire amid match antics and injuries.
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Futch predicts Frazier to beat Ali again in rematch
Eddie Futch, Fraziers trainer, says Joe Frazier will defeat Muhammad Ali in the rematch, arguing a bludgeon beats a rapier and praising Fraziers improved speed, power, and conditioning. He notes Ali shows slowed reflexes but must prove otherwise in ten weeks.
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Rams Trade Value Boosted by Stukes and Preece
Rams defensive back Charlie Stukes, called the old man, was traded from Baltimore to Minnesota then to Los Angeles for a draft choice last July. He helped the Rams after a 29-7 win over New Orleans, with two forced fumbles and 22 career interceptions. Stokes credits improved teamwork and communication with teammates Eddie McMillan and Steve Preece in the secondary.
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