JoAnne Carner wins U S Women's Open by seven strokes
JoAnne Carner captured the U S Women's Open title at Kahkwa Club Erie over 72 holes, finishing in 288 with a final round of 73 to win $5,000. The 32-year-old Lake Worth Florida native praised her precision, noting no three putts as the key to her victory.
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Carner Dominates Kahkwa Open Field In Open bid win
Mrs Carner powered to a lead at Kahkwa while Kathy Whitworth and defending champ Miss Caponi chased. Whitworth tied with Wright and Bastanbury for runner up eight strokes back as Caponi, Blalock and Bastanbury shared third in the Open crowd of 150000 at Muskogee.
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Salb wins shot put as Colson settles for third in javelin
At the AAU track meet in Eugene Oregon Salb uncorked a 67-2 3/4 outdoor best to win the shot put beating world record holder Randy Matson who tied for second at 66-1 Colson threw the javelin 262-6 a KU best but finished third behind Bill Skinner and Cary Feldman Colson hopes for Pan American and US USSR dual teams but only top two advance Salb will compete in Los Angeles and Pan American Games with plans for other meets in summer.
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Liquori Wins AAU Title in Rain Shy of Ryun Rivalry
Marty Liquori, Villanova star for the New York Athletic Club, wins the AAU national mile title in 3 56.5 amid rain. Ryun sits out due to hay fever. Liquori eyes a Europe meet and a possible rematch. Rod Milburn sets a world mark of 13.0 in the 120 yard high hurdles semi finals, surpassing Lauer's 1959 record.
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Kermit Alexander Wins White Award For NFLPA Dinner
Chicago AP reports Kermit Alexander, Rams defensive back, won the Whizzer White Award at the NFLPA annual dinner. He was chosen over four finalists for the honor named after Supreme Court Justice Byron White, recognizing service to team and community and country.
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Falcons Split At Bartlesville in doubleheader
Lawrence Falcons improved to 11 6 this season after a split with Bartlesville Oklahoma. They won 4 0 in game one behind Dave Steffen who moved to 2 3. Game two ended 2 1 in eleven innings for the Tie-Ins with Brad Parsons charged with the loss lifting his record to 2 4.
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Utah State Coach Joins Parade Into Pros
LaDell Andersen of Utah State signed with the Utah Stars as coach, filling a vacancy created after Bill Sharman quit to pursue a job with the Los Angeles Lakers. Stars GM Vince Boryla said the team would try to keep Sharman but would not object if he coaches elsewhere.
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Topekan Aces Alvamar with Hole-in-One on 160-yard 12th
Wendell Schaffert carded a hole-in-one on the par three 160-yard No 12 at Alvamar Hills Golf Course. He was in a foursome with Ray Johnson Jim Grimes and Jack Rowland.
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High Court Clears Ali In 8 0 Vote
The Supreme Court reversed Muhammad Ali's 1967 conviction for draft evasion in an 8 to 0 ruling. The unsigned decision states his beliefs as a Black Muslim minister are religious, aligning with prior conscientious objector cases.
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