High Point Skating Club wins Four Bay relay title
Champions from the High Point Skating Club took first in the Four Bay relay at the United States speed skating championships in Fort Worth Texas setting a U S record of 2 59 2 for boys ages 10 13 The team included David Lackey Lee Compton Wesley Whitman and Gary Forrest Each skates a quarter mile relay leg and the record marked the first sub three minute mile in this division.
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High Point Skating Club
United States
Fort Worth
Texas
David Lackey
Lee Compton
Wesley Whit
Gary Forrest
U.S
No Superstar Status For Snead At Kaiser Open
J C Snead won the Kaiser International Open with a four under par 68 to edge Johnny Miller by two strokes, denying Miller a third straight title. Snead’s win lifted him to fifth on the season money list at 1918007 dollars, with Miller and Gibby Gilbert tied for second at 274.
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Napa
Calif
J.C. Snead
Johnny Miller
Sam Snead
Miller
J.C
Snead
Leonard
Gibby Gilbert
Johnny
Hale Irwin
Silverado Country Club
Muller Barber
Jack Ewing
Don Massengale
Andy North
Lee Trevino
Don January
Bully Casper
Charles Coody
Missouri Ohio State Ends As Upset Thriller
Missouri tops Ohio State 22 21 in a late TD and key two point conversion. Upsets ripple through AP Top Twenty as Houston and others win, Arkansas, Illinois lose, while Penn State falls to Iowa and Missouri’s Woods shines.
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Associated Press
Missouri
al Qnofria
Woody Hayes
Woody
Onofrra
Missouri Tigers
Ohio State Buckeyes
Pete Woods
Leo Lewis
Buckeyes
Houston
Cougars
Florida
Texas A&m
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Iowa
Arkansas
Tulsa
Illinois
Baylor
Michigan
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Oklahoma
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UCLA
Air Force
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
Syracuse
Kansas
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Rice
Curt Brown
Brown
Ohio State
Ottinger Drives to Southern Sportsman 300 Victory
L D Ottinger won the Southern Sportsman 300 at Atlanta International Raceway from a field of 50 invited drivers, beating Neil Bonnett by two car lengths. The $10,600 first prize came as rain paused the race late, with Harry Gant third and Jack Ingram fourth. Ottinger averaged 122.57 mph over 300 miles and earned $6,400 for Bonnett.
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L.D. Ottinger
Neil Bennett
Ottinger
Atlanta International Raceway
Oltinger
Newport
Tenn
Bonnett
Hueytown
Ala
Ventura
Harry Gant
Taylorsville
Jack Ingram
Asheville
N.C
Brad Teague
Johnson City
Atlanta
LO Oringer
Newport Tenn
Neil Bonnet
Harry Ganr
Pirates and Citadel in tie after missed kicks
East Carolina and The Citadel share the Southern Conference lead after Sunday’s results as two missed extra points shaped a tight race. W&M’s setback left Furman, Appalachian State and W&M at 1-1, with ECU at 3-0 overall and a nine-game streak.
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ECU
Citadel
Associated Press
East Carolina
Pirates
Bulldogs
Libassi
Andy Goss
Furman
Art Baker
W&m
ASU
Caponi Young Wins Carlton as LPGA Prize Soars
Donna Caponi Young captured $35,000 for winning the Carlton on the LPGA Tour, part of a $205,000 purse. She finished at 282 on the 6136-yard Calabasas course, with Judy Rankin and Jane Blalock each tied for second at 287. Rankin added $19,300, while Bradley and Martin each earned $9,750.
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Calabasas
Calif
United States
Donna Caponi Young
Carlton
Ray Volpe
Young
Calabasas Park Country Club
Judy Rankin
Mrs Rankin
Jane Blalock
Pat Bradley
Kathy Martin
Midget Football Youth League Opens With Stalemates
First midget football game Monthey vs Galdston ended 0-0 with key plays by To v e ndowns and Sandy Ingram. Second match Brentwood and Cedrow finished 0-0 as Cedrow and Martin Johnson scored no points. Brentwood defense featured interceptions by Bobby Wall and Mike Gulledge.
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Monthey
Galdston
Monthew
Galdston Oo
Tovendowns
Galaston
Sandy Ingram
Brentwood
Cedrow
Martinohnson
Pat
Cearow
al Hinson
Brentwood I
Bobby Wall
Mike Gulledge
Newcombe Panatta duel for Davis Cup semis ends at darkness
In Rome at the Foro Italico the Newcombe Panatta Davis Cup semifinal match was halted by darkness with the score tied at one set each and two games apiece. Earlier Alexander defeated Barazzutti to lift Australia. Panatta led 7-6 in the second set after Newcombe won the first 7-5. Both players acknowledged the interruption and vowed to finish to decide the semifinal winner and the chance to meet Chile in December for the Cup final.
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Rome
John Newcombe
Australia
Adriano Panatta
Panatta
Newcombe
Foro Italico Sports Center
Kohn Alexander
Corrado Barazzutti
Barazzutti
Alexander
Neale Fraser
Ross Case
Enrique Morea
Chile
Catawba Edges Newberry to Stay Unbeaten in SAC
Catawba kicker Tom Sexton hit an 18 yard field goal with three seconds left to lift the Indians 13 10 over Newberry and keep them atop the Southeastern Atlantic Conference. Elon routed Lock Haven 58 13 to move to 3 0 and sit second in the SAC while Gardner Webb beat Mars Hill 23 20 and Carson Newman edged Lenoir Rhyne 29 27. Presbyterian did not play. Elon hosts Mars Hill next. Lenoir Rhyne visits Newberry.
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Associated Press
Catawba
Tom Sexton
Indians
Newberry
Sexton
Gerald Anderson
Elon
Lock Haven
Fighting Christians
Gardner- Webb
Mars Hill
Carson Newman
Lenoir Rhyne
Presbyterian
Gardner-Webb
Lenor Rhyne
Emory & Henry
Liberty Baptist
Gardner Webb
Kentucky State
Carson-Newman
Wof- Tard
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