Half pay Ziegler wins Greater Jacksonville Open
Larry Ziegler surged from three shots behind with a seven under par 65 at Deerwood Country Club to win the Greater Jacksonville Open by two strokes over Arnold Palmer. Ziegler earned 30,000 of the 150,000 purse, his second PGA Tour victory in a decade. Palmer, in slump, shared early lead but faded with a 75 final round.
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Morocco
North Africa
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Madison Square Garden
Pete Carril
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Princeton
Tan Ramati
Ramati
North Carolina State
David Thompson
Wolfpack
Mickey Steuierer
Tim van Blommesteyn
Ron Lee
Oregon
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Wynn's Kwik-Kool Prevents Engine Overheat
An ad describes Wynn's Kwik-Kool concentrate to stop overheated cooling systems and foam. It claims to prevent rust, corrosion, and foaming while extending cooling system life. Free rating decals are offered by Wynn Dept Box 4370 Fullerton CA 92634.
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WYHN
WYNN
Wynn Dept
Fullerton
Connors quits with sprained ankle in Players Association final
Jimmy Connors withdrew from the Felt Forum final due to a sprained ankle after an examination by Dr. Thomas Vito. Vito warned the injury could endanger his future if he played. Rod Laver claimed the Abama Championship and $10 prize money.
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Jimmy Connors
Independent Players Association
Felt Forum
Thomas Vito
Connors
Vitas Gerulaitis
Jan Kodes
Little Rock
Fairfield
Conn
Basketball Results From Unclear Championship Event
Unclear OCR text fragments reference a basketball result or championship with names and places missing critical details. The readable items show partial team or player names and scores but lack coherent structure to identify a clear event or outcome.
All-Kentucky clash looms after Midwest win
Louisville coach Denny Crum proclaims a stronger team than four years ago as his Cardinals, fresh Midwest Regional champions, face UCLA in San Diego semifinals. Kentucky seeks a repeat of its upset over Indiana as both teams target a historic all-Kentucky final amid ongoing debates of depth and guard quickness.
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Crum
Ucla Bruins
San Diego
Bruins
Indiana
Kentucky
Syracuse
Maryland
UCLA
John Wooden
Wooden
Bruing
Phillip Bond
L B Wrestler Keeps AAU Title
Gene Davis of Long Beach won his second AAU national senior wrestling title at Indiana University. Davis led Athletes-in-Action to the team championship and earned the outstanding wrestler award in the 149-pound class. Athletes-In-Action totaled 112 points to win the team title, ahead of defending New York Athletic Club with 92. Top finishers qualify for consideration for U.S. teams for World Cup, Pan American Games, and events against the Soviet Union, Japan, and Mongolia.
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UII
Gene Davis
Long Beach
Indiana University
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Soviet Union
Japan
Mongolia
Princeton Tigers Lose Stiff Ivi style in Invitational
Princeton Tigers played a businesslike, conservative game to win the 38th National Invitational Tournament, but the description suggests a bland, nearly dull performance that bored the audience as they secured the victory.
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New York
Princeton Tigers
Thoeni wins fourth World Cup skiing title in dramatic finale
Ortisei Italy sees Gusta Vo Thoeni clinch the 1975 World Cup by edging rival Ingmar Stenmark at the final gate for 10 points. Stenmark secures runner-up spot with five points. Franz Krammer also in the mix. Odermatt wins final head-to-head slalom in Bear Valley to boost earnings. Augert takes second and prize money. Sadchikova tops world record in Soviet Championships with 41.09 in speed skating. Averina's mark noted.
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Gustavo Thoeni
Ingmar Stenmark
Thoeni
Stenmark
Austria
Franz Krammer
Bear Valley
Josef Odermatt
Jean-Noel Augert
Odermatt
Augert
Moscow
Lyubov Sadchikova
Medco
Alma- Atam
Tellpsus Tatyana Averina
Bayi wins Five Mills cross country race in Italy
Tanzanian distance star Filbert Bayi captured the 3.7 mile Five Mills cross-country title in San Vittore Olona, Italy, finishing in 30 minutes 18.4 seconds and edging Keith Robertson by three seconds. John Walker of New Zealand took third, with Giuseppe Zardoni and Frank Shorter close behind.
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UPI
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Keith Robertson
Bayi
New Zealand
John Walker
Giuseppe Zardoni
Frank Shorter
Rancho de Taos
N.M. Shorter
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