Relays and Freestyle Times Highlight Youth Meet
Readable OCR lists teams and swimmers from a youth meet including HPSC HSST WSSC RSA and GSA entries. Notable times include 4:59.64 for a 500 Free style and 2:36.42 in a Girls 200 Free Relay, with multiple 400 and 800 freestyle events and medley relays showing strong performances by WSSC HPSC RSA and others.
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Jett Hagare
Etris
Nancy James
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Fess
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Sey
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Raugh
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Warren
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RSAZ
Anderson
Heard
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Lewise
Peay Bea Sanchenti
Wells
Bell
Lestoril Quenmant
J.B. Wilson
Wir Archfield
Beeson
GSA Wam
Fans Show Preseason Disinterest Across AFLNFL Exhibitions
In NFL exhibition games crowds were sparse with 21 560 total at Memorial Stadium Baltimore as the Lions beat the Colts 6 3 and 14 768 watched the Oilers top Washington 7 0 at RFK Stadium. NFL figures declined to comment while players union leader called it a shame for football.
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McMillen Signs in Italy While Attending Oxford
Rhodes Scholar and former Maryland star Tori McMillen will play for Virtus Sinudyne Bologna in the Italian Basketball League starting Oct 13 while pursuing courses in politics philosophy and economics at Oxford University. He rejected two American pro offers, plans to balance sports and studies, and holds Maryland’s all time career scoring record with 1 807 points.
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Trevino jokes and jabs mark golf round with Trevina
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Evert enjoys fans' excitement at U S Clay Court
In Indianapolis, Chris Evert, seeking her third straight U S Clay Court singles title, welcomes buzzing crowds while she and sister Jeanne, seeded No 2 in doubles, advance. Jimmy Connors leads in singles, while Nastase, Ramirez and Gottfried also win to reach quarterfinals.
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Lovette Leads HPSC Swimmers With Top Finishes
In a rain dampened meet at John Knox, HPSC swimmers posted multiple top results led by Molly Kueny and Martha Overman in the 8-under and 400 IM. Teammates Beeson and Wilson highlighted the 13-14 boys as they went 1-2 in the 400 IM.
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Curtis Beeson
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Buddy Wilson
John Knox’ Wilson
Beeson
Martha Overman
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Dick Cottarn
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Player Seizes Masters Form In Tanglewood Charge
Gary Player, weighing 150 pounds, called mental focus concentration as he ripped through a late round at Tanglewood to post a six under 64. He surged into contention for the PGA Championship with Schlee, Green, and Cole among the leaders after a day disrupted by a 45 minute shower. Player’s bogey-free round matched a PGA record, and he stands five shots off the lead with 36 holes to play as Snead, Geiberger, Floyd, and others chase the title.
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Evel Knievel and Nixon discussed in Phillips column
Phillips quotes Baker Waltrip and Glen Wood on Evel Knievel, Nixon resignation and national recovery. Waltrip offers sympathy for the Nixon family while predicting Knievel’s safety and Wood endorses Nixon’s resignation as best for the country. The column frames political and public figure accountability with a sports celebrity backdrop.
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TV Schedule Highlights and Late Movie Listings
The page lists a dense TV guide with programs such as Hee Haw, Tommy Faile, Lawrence Welk, Wait To Your, Hollywood Squares, Sports Highlights, Moore News, In Session, and a Late Movie. Entries show air times around 7:30 PM and 1:30 PM with short program codes and channel marks. The content resembles a printed network schedule from a mid period newspaper page.
Partridge Family Art Show Sparks Mom Painting Clash
A TV guide excerpt lists Art For Moms Sake with the Partridge kids attempting to deter visitors from viewing their mother's paintings at an exhibition. The block also previews multiple films and TV movies including Night Games starring Barry Newman and Stefanie Powers, Moving On with Claude Akins and Frank Converse, and Houston Weve Got A Problem about the Apollo 13 mission. Additional programs include Barnaby Jones Programmed For Killing and Deadlier Than The Male, plus a late movie Jamaica Run with Ray Milland and Arlene Dahl.
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