Kemper Open second round leads tie for Thompson Archer
Big Barney Thompson and George Archer tied for the Kemper Open lead at seven under par after Thompson buried a 12-foot birdie on the final hole to finish round two at 137. Don Iverson slipped after a 78 to total 146, while Tom Weiskopf and Chi Chi Rodriguez remained one shot back among a crowded field.
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N.C
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George Archer
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Archer
la Crosse
Don Iverson
Tom Weiskopf
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Charles Coody
Bruce Fleisher
Ray Floyd
Bill Rogers
Lou Graham
Gary Koch
Billy Casper
Victor Regalado
Mark Lye
Doug Tewell
Jim Dent
J.C. Snead
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Kermit Zarley
Stan Altgelt
Artie McNickle
Bobby Wadkins
Bob Goalby
Randy Erskine
George Burns
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Gibby Gilbert
Joe Inman
Hubert Green
Lee Trevino
Bob Wynn
Craig Stadler
Tom Jenkins
Lanny Wadkins
Ron Streck
Dave Eichelberger
Bob E. Smith
Gary Groh
Danny Edwards
Don Bies
Rodriguez
Weiskopf
Graham
Rogers
Koch
Floyd
Fleisher
Coody
Center 90 and Keg Bar lead Classic League with big wins
Center 90 rolled past Home Savings 11 to 1, Sam Van Riper pitching a one hitter in a five inning 10 run game. Keg Bar defeated S and H Sport 13 to 2 as four S and H errors aided the winners. In other action Sporting Life beat Handy Builders 1 to 0. Pegg's topped Metro Sports 12 to 1. Four other Copeland Park games not reported. Jim Higgins named Colgate hockey coach at Princeton.
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Keg Bar
Center 90
Keg
H Sport
Sporting Life
Handy Builders
Pogy
Metro Sports
Sam van Riper
Calvin Hendrick
Metro
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Beadle-Ewing
Tom
Ab-R-H
Susens
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Sciborski
Harnish
Czechowicz
Dunham
if-Il
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Bigley
RBI
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Oxford
Our Corner
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Viterbo Gateway Transport
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Trute
Tom’s
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Koellel’s
R.W.C
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Red Lantern
Tear Electronics
Papentuss
Melba
Elkins
Team Electronics
Bob Newberry
Doug Gordon
OD. Hanson
G. Groth
B. Reichgett
R. Beron
Servais
Amel
Viterbo
Steve Heilman
Dan Hole
Barry Neumeister
Showboat
Gottfried Ramirez Win French Open Doubles Title
Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez captured the men's doubles crown at Roland Garros defeating Jan Kodes and Wojtek Fibak 7 6 4 6 3 6 4. The victory marks their second French Open title in three years and adds $15 200 prize money. Newberry fell in the women's semifinals as Florenta Mihai won 7 6 6 3.
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Brian Gottfried
Raul Ramirez
Janet Newberry
Gottfried
U.S
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Fla
Ramirez
Mexico
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Rome
Ms. Newberry
la Jolla
Calif
Florenta Mihai
Phil Dent
Australia
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Europe
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Fibak
Glance Defends 100 Meter Title at NCAA Champs
Harvey Glance of Auburn wins the 100 meter dash despite a groin injury and anchors Auburn’s top qualifying 400 meter relay. Johnny Jones of Texas finishes second as Washington State and others vie for the team title with meets record efforts and standout performances from UCLA and Illinois competitors.
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Ill
Harvey Glance
Glance
Auburn
Johnny Jones
Texas
Jones
Washington State
Kenya
Samson Kimombwa
Craig Virgin
Illinois
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