Kueny Still Splashing For Records
Molly Kueny led a set of strong performances for HPSC in age group swimming with a 1:08.7 in the 10-under girls 100 meter freestyle, a state record. Team relay and other individuals added top finishes across the meet in Reston, Virginia.
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Kueny
HPSC
Teresa Farrington
Kelli Aaron
Bridgett Wallace
Eddie Winfrey
Susan Foster
Winfrey
Foster
Danny Stackhouse
Semor
Mark Lovette
Eddie Winkey
Alan Postathy
Molly Kueny
Ato
Chris, Hayst
Weageris
Aplly Kueny
Mally Kuany
Martie Overman
Alan Post
Tina Schwenk
Chris Linger
Suse Hudspeth
Leeann Everhart
Steve Bumgarner
John Armherd
Frankie Stevens
Bridgett Wellace
Doug Mackey
Jay Boyles
Dayle Stevens
Tom Smathers
Post 87 Explodes In Game To Take Series Lead
High Point Post 87 routed Lexington 16 to 6 in game two of the Southern Division championship series at Finch Field. Robert Edwards tossed a four hitter for his 10th win, while Mike Williams drove in three runs including a two run inside the park homer. Greg Mebane scored three times as every starter reached base. Keith Kinley added five RBIs.
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Reston
Ken Germann
Appalachian State
Citadel
Furman
Virginia Military Institute
Marshall University Germany
NCAA
Denver
Colo
East Carolina
William
Lexington
High Point
American Legion
Finch Field
Robert Edwards
Jon Davis
Chuck Hartman
Bobby Rogers
Danny Warner
Jon
Concord
Mike Williams
Greg Mebane
Williams
Edwards
Hartman
Keith Kinley
RBI
Lively UK Open second-round drama at Royal Birkdale
Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller spark talk as the British Open at Royal Birkdale unfolds. Miller chases Severiano Ballesteros, who leads with a 211, while Nicklaus and Floyd stay in contention amid strong winds and tense pressure.
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Southport
England
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Royal Birkdale
Weiskopf
Miller
Tf Golf
Nastase
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Severiano Ballesteros
Spain
Ballesteros
Tom Horton
Britain
Ray Floyd
Tom Kite
Horton Aims Return Despite Pain for Tigers
Detroit Tigers designated hitter Willie Horton, sidelined since early June with a sore right heel tendon, practiced with the team and said he hopes to return before the All-Star break despite playing through pain for the rest of the season.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Willie Horton
Horton
Olympic Games In Big Trouble in Canada and Taiwan
The IOC and Canada clash over entry of Taiwan's athletes to Montreal for the Games. Taiwan seeks entry as Republic of China while Canada demands promises they will not compete under that name. Tanzania protests New Zealand participation, threatening more disruption.
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Montreal
Lastditch
Taiwan
Brookline
Mass
Canada
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Andre Bissonette
IOC
Killanin
Republic of China
Tanzania
New Zealand
South Africa
People's Republic of China
China
Carner Holds To Golf Lead At U S Women's Open
Philadelphia AP reports JoAnne Carner, 37, stretched her lead to two strokes after carding a second straight par 71 at Rolling Green. She noted the tough 6.06 yard layout and that her caddy warned she had used every club twice. Through 36 holes, seven scores were par or better and only three sub-par rounds.
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Philadelphia
JoAnne Carner
Rolling Green
Orantes Advances to Final Over Ashe in Myrtle Beach
Manuel Orantes defeated Arthur Ashe in an intense Grand Slam of Tennis semifinal in Myrtle Beach, using precise drop shots and passing shots as Ashe struggled on the hot court. Orantes will face the winner of Jimmy Connors versus Ilie Nastase for a $75,000 first prize, while Ashe eyes Sunday’s consolation match for $20,000 third place.
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S.C
Arthur Ashe
Manuel Orantes
Orantes
Jimmy Conners
Ilie Nastase
Barcelona
Spain
Pepsi Cola Co
Orante
Ashe
Conners-Nastase
HPC Adds Six Star Recruits To 1976 77 Roster
HPC coach Jennifer Alley announces six incoming volleyball and basketball players for the 1976 1977 year. Recruits include Karen Christoffersen 6 and Marie Riley 5 10 with notable all league and scoring records, Sylvia Chambers, Connie Dickens, Vickie McLean, and Roxanne Crouse. New field hockey and women’s tennis coach Mrs Kitty Steele signs four players Kerry Mulvey Jean Richardson Sally Tessler and Charlene Luscier.
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Jennifer Alley
Alley
Karen Christoffersen
Marie Riley
Sylvia Chambers
Connie Dickens
Vickie McLean
Roxanne Crouse
Christoffersen
Suffolk County
Long Island
Karen
Kitty Steele
High Point College
Kerry Mulvey
Jean Richardson
Sally Tessler
Charlene Luscier
Mulvey
Green Valley Senior High School
Malvern
Pennsylvania
Meyers Upset Tops Top Seed In Southern Tennis
In Raleigh AP Duke's Mark Meyers defeated top seed Brian Teacher 6-7 61 6-6 to claim a major upset at the Southern Tennis Championships. Meyers broke Teacher early in the second set, then dominated the remainder as he also ousted defending champion Hank Pfister.
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Raleigh
Duke
Mark Meyers
Brian Teacher
Teacher
Meyers
New Orleans
Hank Pfister
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