Conley Settles Old Score to Reach Semis
Peggy Conley, 27, Spokane teacher and youngest finalist in the U.S. Women's Amateur, upset three-time champion Anne Sander of Seattle 20 holes to reach the semifinals of the 74th championship. Conley will face Carol Semple of Sewickly in the next round, after Semple beat Brenda Goldsmith 7 up. Deborah Massey and Cynthia Hill advance to the other semifinal.
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Rocket Cars Seek World Speed Records At Bonneville
Hydrogen peroxide powered rocket cars race against the clock at the Bonneville Salt Flats next week. The radical racers were sanctioned last week by the Southern California Timing Association and Bonneville Nationals, Inc., the sponsoring organizations.
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Perry Strikes Back End Of Slump In Indians 4-2 Win
Gaylord Perry ended a six game skid with a 4-2 win over the Minnesota Twins as the Indians halted a slump. Frank Duffy's two run single and Oscar Gamble Tom McCraw RBI helps backed Perry who left after walking the leadoff in the eighth. Orioles edge White Sox 2-1. Cubs top Astros 5-3.
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Baseball Dings Baseball Dings
Baseball standings and schedules show tight pennant races in both leagues. Key figures include St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Montreal New York Chicago West Los Angeles Cincinnati Atlanta Houston San Francisco San Diego and regional leaders Los Angeles and St Louis in the West and American League leaders Boston Cleveland Baltimore New York Milwaukee Detroit Oakland Kansas City Chicago Texas and California in the East. Thursday results Chicago defeated Houston 5-3. Fridays slate includes matchups across both leagues with multiple intercity rivalries and potential impact on standings.
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Witcher Leads Future Masters in 17-18 Division
Chris Witcher of Atlanta moved into the final round as the leader in the 17-18 group at the Future Masters in Dothan Alabama with a two round 140. Bud Smith of Birmingham and John Cudd of Augusta both shot 71s for 141 totals while Stuart Rumph of Montezuma led the 15-16 group with 139 after a 67 at Dothan Country Club.
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Ashe Beaten In Buckeye In Columbus Upset of Ashe
Sherwood Stewart, unseeded from Baytown Texas, shocks top seed Arthur Ashe 7-5 7-6 at the Buckeye Tennis Championships in Columbus Ohio. Other seeds fall as Humphrey Hose and John Whitlinger advance to quarter finals with upsets.
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Sun Becomes Star Attraction In Houston Showdown
The Southern California Sun toppled the Houston Texans 18 7 in the Astrodome as Sun defense intercepted Don Trull twice including a 66 yard TD return by Durwood Keeton. Houston dropped to 2 3 1. Taliaferro left with a stitched cut and Conners dislocated his elbow.
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New York Stars Put Up For Sale In World Football League
The New York Stars of the World Football League reportedly are for sale after owner Bob Schmertz faced financial troubles. GM Bob Keating acknowledged overtures from buyers as the team struggles at the box office despite on field wins. A Post report cited a $6 million price and hinted a buyer well known outside sports.
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Amaya Upset In North Carolina Tennis Closed
Unranked Buster Brown of Asheville upset top seed Jim Amaya of Rocky Mount 36 61 62 in the second round at Chapel Hill. The defeat ends Amaya’s bid for a second straight state title at the North Carolina Adult Closed Tennis Tournament.
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Debbie Meyer Says Spitz Used By Show Biz People
Debbie Meyer, Sacramento native and four time Olympic gold medalist, says Mark Spitz is being used by show business. Spitz left Indiana University dental school for Hollywood to pursue a singing dancing role, while Meyer continues coaching and swims with a Sacramento school.
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Spaniard Gilbert Beats Connors in Canadian Open Third Round
Juan Gilbert, an unheralded Spaniard, toppled top-ranked Jimmy Connors 7-6 6-2 in the Canadian Open third-round match in Toronto. Chris Evert advanced with a 6-0 6-0 win over Laurie Tenney as Connors acknowledged loss of focus during parts of the match.
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