Sedgefield Rips Wendover in Community Swim Meet
Sedgefield Swim and Racquet Club defeated Wendover Hills by 368 to 189 in a multi-event meet. Readouts include numerous medley relay, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, and freestyle results across age groups 8 and under to 17 and under, with many participants named and multiple teams from SF and WH.
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Wendover Hills Swim Club
Freeman
Armfield
Patterson
Barker
Lee
Verforts
Muir
Frye
Freeste
Beeson
Shaw
Verfurth
Lovette
Kearns
Goodman
Webb
Andrews
Hoos
Mamereheet
Patter
Ing
Kush M. Goodman
Friedman
Millar
Robinson
Os Verturth
Kieme
Brooks
Vaughn
Coomes
Pollard
Dockery
Swartzburg
Crashley Signs Two Year Deal With Los Angeles Sharks
Defenseman Bart Crashley a former junior all star and Islanders first round pick signed a two year contract with the Los Angeles Sharks of the WHA. Crashley aged 26 played for Dallas CHL last season and joins teammate J P LeBlanc who also signed a two year deal to push the Sharks roster to 11 players. No terms were announced.
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Bart Crashley
National Hockey League
New York Islanders
Los Angeles Sharks
World Hockey Association
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Crashley
Dallas
J. P. LeBlanc
Streaking HP Legion Blank Greensboro Cone 10 0
High Point Legion routed Greensboro Cone 10 to 0 behind Randy Hobbs six singles allowed and a 14 hit attack as Ricky Edwards Geoff Beaston and Hobbs led the offense. High Point built a 2-0 lead with an error and fielder’s choice, then exploded for four in the fifth to seal the win and improved to 7-4. The club hosts Burlington next Saturday at Finch Field.
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Randy Hobbs
High Point
Greensboro Cone
American Legion
Hobbs
Burlington
Finch Field
Ricky Edwards
Geoff Beaston
David King
Ray Ledford
Dennis Harris
Steve Hurley
Harris
Edwards
Hurley
Ledford
Beaston
RBI
Winding Duel Sees Hobbs Ledford Lead Battery Champs
Hobbs and Ledford headline the battery lineup with Cook Slaughter Whitley and Lewis contributing strong hits. W-Hobbs L-Cook.
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Ledford
Cook
Slaughter
Whitley
Lewis
W—Hobbs L—Cook
Bruins sign Bailey and two BU standouts to multiyear deals
Boston Bruins general manager Milt Schmidt announces the multiyear signings of Garnett Bailey for a three year stint and adds two Boston University players to the roster Bob Gryp and Ron Anderson. Bailey flexible at center and left wing, previously three season Bruin. Gryp can play center or wing while Anderson, a junior, was co captain of BU for next year.
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Boston Bruins
Milt Schmidt
Garnett
Ace’ Bailey
Boston University
Bailey
Bruins
B.U
Bob Gryp
Ron Anderson
College Series Goes The Limit
Southern California forced a decisive 15th game in the NCAA World Series by beating Arizona State 3-1 in Omaha. USC rode a near flawless performance and errors by ASU to extend the series as co favorites in the eight team double elimination format. Ray Scarbery allowed one run after ASU opened with doubles by Clint Myers and Jerry Mantle. Tim Steele and Roy Smalley made fine defensive plays to back him.
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Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Trojans
Arizona State
USC
Ray Scarbery
Clint Myers
Jerry Mantle
Tim Steele
Roy Smalley
Scarbery
Casals Faces Umpire Censure at West of England
Rosemary Casals, a Wimbledon hopeful, was censured by an umpire for conduct during a prior match at the West of England championships. She later lost the semifinal to Billie Jean King 6-3 6-2 as Kerry Melville defeated Evonne Goolagong in the other semi. Clark Graebner and Alex Olmedo advanced in the men’s singles.
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England
Rosemary Casals
Jim Huntington
Billie Jean King
Miss Casals
U.S
San Franciscan
Mrs. King
Long Beach
Caiif
Kerry Melville
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Cecil Collet
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Clark Graebner
New
Pierre Barthes
France
Medalist Beck Leads NC Players in Junior Golf Tour
In Salisbury AP reports the Carolina Golf Association Junior Tournament narrows to an all North Carolina field as medalist Chip Beck of Fayetteville advances after 18 holes to face Jack Harris of High Point in the quarterfinals. Harris beat Robert Berry of Chapel Hill 2 and 1 as Spradley Shelby faces Dillon Raleigh and Keesler Charlotte meets Hamilton Raleigh in the quarterfinals.
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Salisbury
Carolina Golf Association
North Carolina
Jack Walters
Florence
Whit Whitmer
Greenville
Harris
Robert Berry
Chapel Hill
Scott Spradley
Shelby
Josh Dillon
Raleigh
Lee Keesler
Charlotte
Bill Hamilton
NBA Considers Fines or Suspensions for All Star Players
The NBA board of governors weighs penalties for players who joined the unsanctioned May 25 all star game against the ABA in Uniondale. Ten named players plus possibly one more face action. Julius Erving case also on the agenda along with attendance figures for 1971-72.
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W. Va
National Basketball Association
League
Board of Governors
American Basketball Association
Uniondale
N.Y
NBA
Wilt Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
John Havlicek
Robertson
Players’ Association
Julius Erving
Erving
Virginia Squires
ABA
Atlanta Hawks
Milwaukee
Boston Celtics
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