Golf tour pros tear up par in second round at CHI CHI event
Weiskopf surged with a five under par round as 59 players broke 70. Dick Rhyan, 39, shot 66 to stand third with 133 total while Bobby Nichols and Nicklaus with Trevino led a group at 135. First round leader Ken Sun dropped to 72 for 187. Palmer at 71 140. Snead missed cut. Only two Canadians advanced.
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Weiskopf
Dick Rhyan
Bobby Nichols
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Ben Crenshaw
Lionel Hebert
John Schlee
Mike Hill
Gary Sanders
Billy Ziobro
Gary McCord
Rik Massengale
Ken Sun
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Smith Advances In Tennis
In Washington the Washington Star-News Tennis Tournament sees 17 year old Billy Martin upset fifth seed Tom Gorman 2 6 1 and face top seed Stan Smith in the quarter finals. Smith rallied to defeat Brian Gottfried 6 7 4 6 4 as Ashe, Riessen, and Solomon also win. The event runs through Monday with Riessen facing Alexander and Ashe meeting Vilas in the afternoon, Smith meeting Martin in the evening.
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Washington
Billy Martin
Tom Gorman
Stan Smith
Washington Star-News
Martin
UCLA
Gorman
Seattle
Smith
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Arthur Ashe
Chile
Jaime Fillol
Marty Riessen
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Egypt
Ismail E] Shafei
Manuel Orantes
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Guillermo Vilas
Patricio Cornejo
Onny Parun
Juan Gilbert
John Alexander
Paul Kronk
Riessen
Alexander
Ashe
Favorites Eliminated In Golf Upsets Shake Trans-National
In Eugene Oregon Mary Budke and Carol Semple were eliminated from the finals of the Trans-National Women's Golf Tournament. Janet Engesser a 26-year-old Huntington Beach teacher defeated Semple 3 and 1 in the semifinals and Barbara Barrow a 19-year-old San Diego State sophomore beat Budke by two strokes after a late birdie. Barrow credited her form while Budke blamed her putter and a rough week. Engesser said she felt little pressure and plays on vacation with her husband.
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Eugene
Ore
Mary Budke
Carol Semple
Janet Engesser
Huntington Beach
Calif
Miss Semple
Eugene Country Club
U.S
Sewickley
Barbara Barrow
Seaver Shines In Return With Mets 3-0 Win Over Cardinals
Tom Seaver returned from a back injury to pitch a four hitter and a 3-0 Mets triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. He logged 106 pitches and a complete game, noting no pain as he revived old form. Other NL scores featured Cubs over Phillies 10-7 and Giants over Reds 5-4.
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Associated Press
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Seaver
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Thore and Forrest reach Carolinas championship semis
Orangeburg South Carolina AP Thore faces Forrest and Massei meets Moore in semifinals of the Carolinas Golf Association championship. The winners advance to 36 hole finals at the Country Club of Orangeburg on Sunday. Massei 21 and Forrest 23 are among a youthful field with defender Harvey eliminated early by Kenny Wiland.
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Orangeburg
S. C
David Thore
Steve Forrest
Ernie Massei III
Marion Moore
Carolinas Golf Association
Wake Forest University
Reidsville
N. C
Frank Ford III
Charleston
Forrest
Virginia Tech
Mount Airy
Jim Haney
Goldsboro
Moore
Wofford College
Trip Gentry
Winston- Salem
Massei
East Carolina University
Fayetteville
Allen Powers
Bill Harvey
Jamestown
Kenny Wiland
Furman University
Aiken
Harvey
Warrants Response To Threat In Packer Picketing
Green Bay Wisconsin AP warrants were issued for 20 Packers players after a threat by center Ken Bowman to disrupt a Chicago Bears scrimmage. Players were detained for disobeying a police officer while picketing Lambeau Field in support of the NFL strike. Packers officials said the restraining order was sought to address the threat.
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Wis
Ken Bowman
Chicago Bears
Packer
Bowman
Lambeau Field
Packers
Packer Corp
Stars Fight To Bring Fans To New York Football
New York Stars report strong attendance in three games with total crowd over 140000, despite NFL competition. Quarterback Tom Sherman says fans come for Stars not NFL. After a 32 29 loss to Birmingham the team rebounded with a 17 15 win over the Bell and prepares to host Jacksonville next. Coach Babe Parilli emphasizes night games attract fans and hopes steady support continues.
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Jacksonville
Sharks
Downing Stadium
NFL
John Elliott
New York Jets
Giants
Birmingham Americans
Stars
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Down’ing Stadium
Babe Parilli
Williams A's Suffer Orange County Drought
Angels manager Dick Williams faced a home losing streak stretch as California Angels failed to win at home since June 29. The Royals rallied for three ninth inning runs to win 3 2 in Anaheim, with misplays cited as costly. Bochie’s misplay on a throw and a botched bunt bid highlighted the slide.
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Dick Williams
Orange County
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Williams
Bruce Bochie
Angel
Royals
Angels
George Brett
California
Memphis Deals Player Trades for Daniels and Lewis
Memphis ABA franchise the Sounds trading a player and $200,000 to Indiana for Mel Daniels and Freddie Lewis. New owner Mike Storen says the move aims to revitalize the team as he seeks leadership and basketball skill to build a competitive lineup. Storen confirms talks with coach Joe Mullaney but provides no firm hire.
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Memphis American Basketball Association
Indiana
Tams
Mike Storen
Sounds
Storen
ABA
Charles O. Finley
Mel Daniels
Freddie Lewis
Charlie Edge
Freddie
Mel
Stoven
Utah Stars
Joe Mullaney
Kentucky Colonels
Mullaney
Daniels To Sell Utah Stars In Salt Lake City Bid
Salt Lake City AP report states James A. Collier leads a $3 million Utah bid with 6,200 season tickets sold to acquire the Utah Stars of the ABA. Owner Bill Daniels seeks governor run, with talks of moving the team to Los Angeles if Utah buyers fail. coach Joe Mullaney may shift to the Memphis Sounds if freed from contract.
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Salt Lake City
James A. Collier
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Bill Daniels
Colorado
Utah
Collier
Stars
Joe Mullaney
Memphis
Mullaney
Memphis Sounds
Sounds
Daniels
Los Angeles
Cleveland Falls Behind On Blair's Late Heroics In 11 Inning Loss
Baltimore tied the game with a ninth inning two run homer by Paul Blair off Gaylord Perry. The Orioles pulled ahead in the 11th with a four run burst to beat Cleveland 11 to 5. Reggie Cleveland struggled, losing his third straight. Detroit ace Jim Northrup delivered the decisive hit in a 1-0 win for the Tigers. Yankees, Rangers, A's, Royals and other results from Friday's slate are noted with key performances by Mason, Campaneris, Brett and others.
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Phillies
Billy Williams
Chicago
Philadelphia
Williams
Giants
Reds
Steve Ontiveros
Ken Rudolph
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jim Barr
Don Gullett
Associated Press
Cleveland
Reggie Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Boston
Perry
Baltimore
Paul Blair
Blair
Orioles
Indians
Reggie
Detroit Tigers
Jim Nettles
Jim Northrup
Tigers
New York
Milwaukee
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Yanks
Brewers
Jim Mason
Elliott Maddox
Lou Piniella
Chris Chambliss
Twins
Bert Campaneris
Glenn Abbott
Larry Hisle
Judge and Police Watch NEL Tilt in ANTON Ohio
The NFL exhibition between the Cardinals and Bills was set under a county judge and police watch. Striking Players Association and UAW picketed with a restraining order limiting numbers and locations. A designated area allowed peaceful demonstration near the stadium while avoiding enshrinement ceremony crowds.
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Ohio
NFL Players Association
United Auto Workers
St. Louis Cardinals
Buffalo Bills
William A. Morris
Players Association
UAW
Hall of Fame
Gerald R. Ford
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