Secretarial victory at U.S. Open Horse Trials in Massachusetts
Sue Hatherly, 22, of Surrey England, riding Harley the Australian Olympic mount, wins the U S Open Horse Trials in Hamilton Massachusetts by two points over U S Olympic Team Captain Michael Plump. Mark Phillips, 25, fiance of Princess Anne, is withdrawn after Maid Marion pulls a tendon during the 18 mile endurance trial.
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Sneed Wins Kaiser Playoff at Silverado in NAPA
Ed Sneed defeated John Schlee on the first playoff hole to win the Kaiser International Open at Silverado Country Club. The 29 year old, a Buckeye like Schlee, captured $30,000 and exemption from qualifying. Schlee’s second place earned $17,100, lifting his 1974 earnings over $100,000. Hale Irwin finished third at 277 while John Mahaffey was fourth at 279.
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Hicks leads Marlins to third at local Tri County meet
Tom Hicks swam four firsts and a second to lead the Lompoc Marlins to a third place finish in the Tri County League meet at Lompoc Municipal Pool. Santa Barbara Aquatic Assn. won with 352 points, Santa Maria second with 297. Carla to Jim Denton and Karen Friedman among top scorers.
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Fabing leads Lompoc at Palos Verdes Invitational
Lompoc High standout Roger Fabing posted the meet’s fastest time 10 55 on the 2 2 mile Palos Verdes course and was named outstanding runner Jim Schankel ran 10 59 as the only other sub 11 minute clocking Lompoc finished third behind Royal and Palos Verdes four other Lompoc runners claimed top 5 finishes in various male categories Mike Bagwell led freshmen with 12 35 and Jeff Holoubek place eighth in the race Jerry Hollister finished eighth in the JV at 12 31
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Hancock Invitational Girls Cross Country Winners Tie at Waller Park
At Santa Maria's Hancock Invitational, Lompoc Valley Track Club runners Kerri Marshall and Cindy Tykeson tied for first in the Girls division with 6:12 mile clockings on a 140-yard course at Waller Park. Other finishers included Lori Hester fourth in 6:18 and Sherrie Holmdahl sixth in 6:27.
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Benje Williams Wins 130-Pound Huntington Beach Takedown
Cabrillo High wrestler Benje Williams moved up to 130 pounds and claimed the division title after defeating eight straight opponents in the Huntington Beach Takedown Tournament. He previously wrestled 98 pounds, and his success came despite questions about handling the heavier weight. Cong sophomore Gary Eppley finished fifth in his bracket, but he beat the same wrestler who defeated Williams in last year’s CIF qualifying meet.
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Packers Defender Suffered Suspected Leg Fracture
Cornerback Willie Buchanon of the Green Bay Packers sustained a possible fracture of the left leg while defending a pass against the Los Angeles Rams. He was taken off the field on a stretcher and rushed to Centinela Hospital.
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Pearson Wins American 500 as Parsons Claims 1973 Title
Benny Parsons limped his Chevrolet as David Pearson secured the Winston Cup Grand National point crown and won the 500 mile race at Rockingham. Pearson increased his 1973 season win total to 11 and earnings to 214 446. Buddy Baker finished second and Cale Yarborough third. Parsons says the season confirms their top driver status.
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