Harvard and Penn Reach Henley Regatta Semis Amid Flooded Thames
Harvard and Penn advanced to Henley Regatta semifinals as heavy rains swelled the Thames River and hindered crews. The Big Red beat Quintin Boat Club for the Thames Cup while Cornell’s lightweight and a Falls Church VA high school eight made the semis in rough conditions. Officials fished spectators from the water as wreckage clogged the course and continued to remove branches.
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Henley-On-Thames
England
Cornell
J. E. B. Stuart High School
Falls Church
Ithaca
N.Y
Quintin
Shrewsbury School
U S Olympic Track Camp Opens at Echo Summit
Candidates begin workouts at the Echo Summit high altitude camp near Lake Tahoe with about 75 of an expected 193 athletes making the initial squad. The camp stands at 7,377 feet, higher than Mexico City, staging the road to the Olympic trials.
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Echo Summit
Lake Tahoe
Mexico City
Stockton Sparks Lead With Hot Putters At Milwaukee Open
Dave Stockton fired a five under par 67 to move two strokes ahead at the Greater Milwaukee Open. He posted 68 67 135 to lead veteran Sam Snead who shot a course record 65 along with Jim Wiechers and Mac McLendon, with two rounds remaining.
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Wis
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Sam Snead
Jim Wiechers
Mac McLendon
Sam Sne
Mac
Don
Dick Lotz
Bob Goalby
al Geiberger
Daveara
Rocky Thompson
Tommy Bol
Ron Cerry
Jim Colbert
Don Fairfield
Bob Johnson
Dan Sikes
1Oody
Bruce Crampton
Julius Bors
Dave Marr
Ray Floyd
Harold Ennina
Steve Gosgrmans
Fred
Steve Spray
Halerwin
Deane Beman
Ken Venturi
Terry Dill
Freak Beard
Tommy Aaron
Charles Sifford
Bort
Jav
Homeron Blancas
Chuck Courtnay Rod
Lee Trevino
Arty Mowr
Ed M. Onga
Laurie Hammer
Bill Garrett
Ikes
Randy Glover
Arty Fleckman
John Lotz
Randy, Petri
Lid Ittler
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Aa
Hugh Ave Seas
Babouglas
Don Massengale
Bob McCallister
Wayne Es
Larry
Joel I .Goldstrand
Ick Rhyan
Chris Blocker
Phil Mike
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rives Cc
Sorry
Steelsmith
Butc Ai
We Pitt
Jack Aye
Reece Elder Ace
Cobre
Neen
Rcher
Ween
Bie
Lacher Frees seventh Ascot cycle win in AMA main
Mel Lacher of San Diego dominated Ascot Park Friday night winning his seventh consecutive AMA motorcycle main event. He led wire-to-wire for 15 laps in a 5 50.91 effort, ahead of DeWain Keeter and Shor ty Seaourne in a clearance packed fields.
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Mel Lacher
San Diego
AMA
Ascot Park
DeWain Keeter
Lawndale
Shorty Seaourne
Chuck Jones
le Clyde Litch
Long Beach
Alex Chenowski
Agine
Bill Coy
Lacuna
Greg
Keith Ashburn
Susana
Terry Donaher
Gardena
Orange
Repay Dash
Lice
Jones
Keeter
Ram Veterans Open Spring Training Amid Pension Impasse
Ram veterans paused league play to train at Fullerton JC under Gabriel's guidance as negotiations stalled. Mitchell noted many teams lag in player signings this year, with numerous players still unsigned.
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Mitchell
Ram
Fullerton JC
Gabriel
Laver Defeats Gonzales in Paris Semifinal
In Paris, Rod Laver of Australia beat Pancho Gonzales 8-6 6-2 6-3 to reach the International Professional Championships final. Arthur Ashe swept Sergey Lichachev in the Swedish tournament. Kathy Harter and Edda Budding won women's quarterfinals at the same event. Margaret Court edged Rosemary Casals in the Irish Open semifinals. Kristy Pigeon upset Leslie Turner Bowrey in the Welsh Championships semis.
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Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Paris
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Russia
Sergey Lichachev
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Eva Lundquist
Sweden
Edda Budding
West Germany
Ulla Sandulf
Margaret Court
U.S
Rosemary Casals
Court
Ann Jones
Kristy Pigeon
Danville
Calif
Leslie Turner Bowrey
Hawks Fall to La Mesa in Western Softball Clash
La Mesa toppled Long Beach Nitehawks 9-1 at Park Ave Field as 14 hits fueled the win. Nick Hopkins led La Mesa with two hits, while Frank Trejo and Lexy Little added three apiece. Jim Sperry took the loss for the Nitehawks, with Norm Pfingston also pitching.
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la Mesa
Long Beach Nitehawks
Park Ave. Field
Jim Sperry
Norm Pfingston
K. G. Fincher
Nick Hopkins
Hawks
Frank Trejo
Lexy Little
Pearson Park
Anaheim
Stars
Lakewood M & M Charters
Lake
Anahei
Melnnts
Samson
Smith
Kansana
Aes Rodriguez
Nitehawks
Fincher
Little
Zacato
Sperry
Pfingsten
Stark
California and Texas League Scores Snapshot
In California games San Jose defeated Bakersfield 3 to 0 Visalis led Reno past 8 to 7 Modesto won 9 to 5 over Lodi and Fresno beat Stockton 3 to 0. Texas League results show Memphis 3 over rQ Shrew Antonio 4 Amarillo 9 over Dallas 5 El Paso 5 over Iglanes 4.
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San Jose
Bakersfield
Visalis
Reno
Modesto
Lodi
Fresno
Stockton
Memphis
Antonio
Amarillo
Dallas
Orange County Stars Tangle in Senior Bowl Showdown
Long Beach faces Orange County tonight at Veterans Stadium in the second Senior Bowl football game set for 8 PM. In Columbus, Mickey Wright opened the LPGA Classic with a 7 under par 65 on the Raymond Memorial Course, as 21 of 52 entrants shot under par.
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Long Beach
Orange County
Veterans Stadium
Columbus
Ohio
Mickey Wright
Raymond Memorial
McCullouch Aims For Lions Spot In Local All Star Game
Long Beach athlete McCullouch, record setting USC sprinter and hurdler, eyes a spot with the Detroit Lions after discussing goals including the College All-Star game in Chicago. Starter for Long Beach will be Dennis Morrison. Orange County and Moore League players fill a star laden roster for a Belmont Shore Garden Grove Lions sponsored clash, with tickets at 2 dollars for adults and 1.50 for students.
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McCullouch
Chicago
Detroit Lions
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el Rancho High
Pico Rivera
John Ford
Lakewood
St. Anthony
Orange County
Morrison
Anaheim
Walt Smith
Dave Maas
Jim Johnson
Santa Ana
Steve Hill
Rick Deckert
Jack Gilson
Belmont Shore Garden Grove Lions
Charles Narrowly Trails Casper In British Open After Three
Bob Charles of New Zealand kept within one stroke of leader Billy Casper after three rounds at Carnoustie. Casper shot 74 on Friday while Charles posted 71, leaving Casper at 213 through 54 holes and Gary Player 216, with Jack Nicklaus at 218.
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Scotland
UPI
Bob Charles
New Zealand
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Casper
Charles
Gary Player
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Neil Coles
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Enola Scotland
Cunningham
Ric Brown
Oneer
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Peter Thomson
Alex Caygill Nol
Peter Mills
Hubby Habitan
Bert Yanceyes
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Fla
Marcine Gallardo
Barry "Conan
Arry Eee
Jimmy Martin
Ireland
Dial
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