Elder wins Western 500 with late pass at Fresno
Don Elder edged Donnie Allison for the Western 500 as Allison spun on lap 115 delaying his charge. Elder clocked 98.747 mph but fell short of the track record while planning more West Coast races to defend his NASCAR Grand National West title.
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Olympic Trials Shakeup Puts New Stars in Spotlight
At the 84th AAU nationals in Seattle new figures like Dave Roberts of Rice and Greg Fredericks of Penn State rose with 18 foot plus pole vaults and an American record 28 08 in the 10 000 meters. Navy's Dare and others challenged expectations as Wottle defended titles.
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Harris Wins Blue Marlin Tourney in Morehead City
A 487 pound blue marlin caught by Lance Harris of Springfield Virginia won the Blue Marlin Tournament in Morehead City last week. Harry Ertel of Charlotte took runner up with a 475 pound marlin. Over five days about 200 anglers released 19 blue marlins of which 15 qualified and two white marlins were caught. A total of 46 boats participated.
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Reuss and Arlin Stifle Hitters as Seaver Wins
Jerry Reuss carried a no hitter into the ninth for the Phillies before Larry Bowa’s leadoff double broke the spell. Steve Arlin pitched a two-hitter for San Diego against Pittsburgh, while Tom Seaver won his ninth with a complete game against Cincinnati and homered in the seventh. The day also saw Cubs beat Dodgers, Expos edge Braves, and Giants rally past Cardinals.
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Palmer Misses Key Putts as Nicklaus Wins By Three
Palmer, 42, laments missing an eighth foot putt at the 14th and six drives lost on the back nine. Nicklaus sealed victory with a 218 yard 17th shot that nearly dropped for a hole in one and a three putt bogey on the 18th to win by three strokes.
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