Schroeder Leads Southern Open With 65 Two Behind Player
John Schroeder posts a sizzling 65 to hold a two stroke lead after two rounds of the $100,000 Southern Open in Columbus. Gary Player also fires 65 to stay two back at 134 with Grier Jones at 136.
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la Jolla
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Hartford
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Harry Toscano
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Dave Eichelberger
Openers highlight Southern Conference grid season start
Seven of eight Southern Conference members launch 1973 football seasons with nonleague games including two ACC matchups. East Carolina visits NC State in a featured night game while Virginia, Tech and Citadel face ACC rivals. Hampden Sydney, Virginia State, St Paul’s join Hampden-Sydney and Emory and Henry in afternoon contests as Bobby Ross debuts at The Citadel and Don Lawrence fields a deep Cavaliers backfield.
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Cubs Edge Cardinals 8-2 in Vivid Sixth Inning Outburst
Billy Williams went five for five with a two run double and five straight hits as the Cubs spoiled the Cardinals three game win streak. Chicago capitalized in the sixth inning with six runs on 11 batters, routing Rick Wise and John Andrews. Ted Simmons extended his hitting streak to 18 games for St Louis. Lou Brock swiped second base in the sixth.
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St. Louis
Wise
John Andrews
Ted Simmons
Lou Brock
ABA Names Mike Storen As Fourth Commissioner
Mike Storen, former general manager of the Kentucky Colonels and Indiana Pacers, was named the ABA's fourth commissioner. The 37 year old succeeds Robert Carlson, with the vote reportedly 9-1. Storen aims to boost the Memphis franchise and improve the league image including pursuing a national TV contract and potential merger with the NBA.
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George Mikan
National Basketball Association
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Nebraska Faces UCLA In Early Season Showdown
Nebraska hosts UCLA in a centerpiece early contest at Memorial Stadium, pitting fourth-ranked Nebraska against tenth-ranked UCLA. Tom Osborne debuts as Nebraska coach while UCLA relies on Mark Harmon at quarterback and a potent wishbone attack. The game, part of a Super Saturday with the nearby state fair, features two giant screens for fans and NU hoping to avenge last year’s upset by UCLA.
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Pepper Rodgers
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Kermit Johnson
Gene Bleymaier
Eugene Jones
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Wolfpack
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Bruce Shaw
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End Of Exhibitions Giants And Vikings Put Perfect Records On Line
The Giants 5-0 visit Akron to face the Browns while the 4-0 Vikings go to San Diego for a clash with the Chargers. Other Saturday games include Oakland at Buffalo, Green Bay at Cincinnati, New York Jets at Philadelphia, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, and Houston at New Orleans. Sunday features Baltimore at Denver and Chicago at Washington. The undefeated Giants seek a strong finish with a high-scoring attack and a defense that has 13 interceptions. the Vikings pursue a third straight perfect preseason as Fran Tarkenton guides a versatile, efficient passing game.
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Court Edges Evert To Set All Australian Open Final
Margaret Court defeated Chris Evert in a 104 minute semifinal at Forest Hills 7 5 2 6 6 2 to reach the first all Australian final in US Open history. Evonne Goolagong also advanced by beating Helga Masthoff 6 1 4 6 6 4, setting the stage for Sunday’s men’s semifinals and finals.
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