Ashe Wins Stockholm Open Title In Tennis Finale
Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia outlasted Jan Koges of Czechoslovakia 1 34 6 2 14 64 to win the Stockholm Open for $90000. Virginia Wade defeats Evonne Goolagong 7 4 6 3 to take the Dewar’s Tournament women’s title. Bob Hewitt beats Gerald Battrick 7 6 4 for the men’s singles crown.
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A jumble of NFL and college box scores shows multiple teams with passing totals, rushers and receivers listed. Notable players include Shiner, Carter, Harris, Dawson, Kilmer, Plunkett, Lamonica, and Bradshaw across games at Shea Stadium and other venues with various team names and incomplete line items.
Trevino Fails in Mexico Open as Gallardo Triumphs
Angel Gallardo upset Lee Trevino to win the Mexican Open with a final 18 hole 70 and a 72 hole total of 275. Gallardo beat Billy Maxwell by one stroke while Trevino tied for third at 280 and promised a return at this week’s World Cup in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Notre Dame Texas rematch unlikely as bowl bids loom
Notre Dame crushed Pitt 56-7 to boost bowl chances while Texas won 24-0 over Baylor and Arkansas tied Rice 24 all. Notre Dame could be invited next weekend, with Orange or Sugar Bowls courting top survivors amid a crowded national picture.
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Tiger-Cats Advance to Eastern Final in Playoff Win
Hamilton quarterback Wally Gabler and running back Dave Buchanan threw touchdown passes of 14 and 43 yards as the Tiger-Cats defeated the Ottawa Rough Riders 23 4. The victory advances Hamilton to a two game Eastern Final against the Toronto Argonauts starting next Sunday in Hamilton.
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Old Slow Men Save Redskins Tie Game
Washington and Philadelphia battled to a 7-7 tie as Pete Liske connected with Harold Jackson for a big gain late. Eagles coach Ed Khayat and Redskins veterans argued clock rules as time expired with the field goal attempt unable to start.
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Worsley Sparks Minnesota North Stars Past Flyers 3-0
Gump Worsley, 42, stopped 27 Philadelphia shots as the Minnesota North Stars defeated the Flyers 3-0 to move to 10-2-2 and stay tied atop the West with Chicago. Dean Prentice assisted on two goals, Murray Oliver and Lou Nanne scored, and Danny Grant added a third.
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