Palmer Wins Dinah Shore Winners Circle in 1975
Sandra Palmer wins the Dinah Shore Winners Circle at Mission Hills in Palm Springs. She led all rounds, finishing five under par with 283, one stroke ahead of Kathy McMullen after a final round 73 in windy desert conditions. Palmer called fatigue a factor and noted pressure from McMullen.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Sandra Palmer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Kathy McMullen
Miss Palmer
Mission Hills
Miss McMullen
McMullen
Pensacola Open: McGee Wins on Home Course in Masters Qualifier
Jerry McGee captured his first pro win at the Pensacola Open with a 13 under par 271 total to earn the $25,000 first prize. He edged Wally Armstrong by two strokes after a closing 70 at Pensacola Country Club, securing automatic Masters qualification and a spot in California’s Tournament of Champions. Bruce Crampton trailed in the final group as McGee finally broke through after eight years on tour.
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Pensacola
Fla
Jerry McGee
McGee
Jill
Pensacola Country Club
Wally Armstrong
California
Verity Opening Day Tournament Begins 1975 Golf Season
Verity event opens season with 80 golfers at Forest Hills for the Verity Opening Day Tournament chaired by William Verity of Armco. Verity shot 79 in a foursome with Jerry Frechette Howard Ward and Dick Harmount. Winners include Downey Rice 72 gross Heil 64 net in Championship flight, Stitsinger 77 gross Althoff 63 net in Flight A, Bergdall 78 gross Brannaman 63 net in Flight B, Ruth 65 gross McCully 67 net in Flight C. Closest to pin honors go to Stitsinger Troutvine and Martins.
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William Verity
Armco
Forest Hills
Verity
Jerry Frechette
Howard Ward
Dick Harmount
Jack Downey
Charles Rice
Cliff Heil
Denny Stitsinger
Gene Althoff
Paul Bergdall
Dick Brannaman
Paul Ruth
Jerry McCully
Stitsinger
Frank Troutvine
Bill Martins
Lebanon Raceway Entries First Through Ninth Races
List of pace and trot entries for Lebanon Raceway races one through nine with horse names and drivers including Miss Fanny Bee Jolly Dagmer K.K. Valen Hodgens Choice Count Avalon Justly Stone Queen Lulu Bedford Comet and others across races from one to nine.
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Miss Fanny Bee
Erin Scott
Sardinia Doll
Steady Step
Danieldilly
Andy One
Knight Fighter
Kit Tarrain
Jolly Dagmer
Branch Roxy Mite
Fiora’s Kid
Quick Dispute
Fi Fo
Claret’s Boy
Fall of Pompay
Rufus Trainor
K.K. Valen
Penny Frisco
Lakewood
Jerry Mar
M.M. Direct
Ezh
Brother Charii
Go Hide
Plucky Calls
Little Howard H
Justly Stone
Easy Christine
Black Square
Demenora’s Dream
Molly Painter
Dominion Kim
Mapledale Sue
Queen Lulu
My Lady Duke
By No Ko
Race To Knight
Madge’s Creed
Silver Creed
Greenland Jay
Bedford Comet
Chita B
Roan Agile
True Martha
Danny Byrd
Chief Strongbow
Susie’s Pal
Proud Delight
Edgewood takes track crown at Fourth Annual Edgewood Meet
Edgewood wins the seventh grade team title at Kumler Field with 72 points while Fairfield takes second with 64 and Dixon Israel third with 63. In the eighth grade division Fairfield leads with 83 percent points, Hopewell second with 57, Lakota third with 51, Edgewood fourth with 47, and Springboro fifth with 36.
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Trenton
Edgewood
Fairfield
Kumler
Dixon Israel
Ross
Springboro
Madison
Hopewell
Lakota
Evert Wins $50,000 Weekend Title Over King in Texas
Chris Evert captured the $50,000 first prize at the World Series of Women's Tennis in Austin, defeating Billie Jean King 4-6 6-3 7-6 after a two hour match amid a TV audience. Evonne Goolagong won the consolation with Olga Morozova, while Morozova's $10,000 went to the Russian Tennis Federation. King disputed a linesman call late in the final.
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Austin
Tex
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Miss Evert
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Russia
Olga Morozova
Miss Morozova
Ms. King
Miss Goolagong
Buckeye Team Wins Kepler Invitational Golf Title
Ohio State A team captured the Kepler Invitational with a 54 hole total of 1 138 led by medalist Wayne Bartolacci five over par 222. Buckeye B team finished second at 1 173 while Illinois State was third at 1 175 and Indiana fourth at 1 177.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Wayne Bartolacci
Illinois State
Indiana
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio University
Notre Dame
Penn State
Michigan
Bartolacci
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Jill Michael
Bruce Crampton
Armstrong
Trading Post Restaurant
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Ao Lee Way
Art Carney
Harry Stonto
Jon Voight
Conrack
Leazim Eet
Pizza Inn
Catra Ingrecients
South Breiel Bivd
Hill’s Department Store
Lenny
Ee Ren's Deluse New Theatre
Stepford Wives
Disney Fun
Witches Mountain
Chip-N-Dale
Lebanon
Evert
Jason Morton
Buckeye
Ain
Warren Beatty
Julie Christie
Gokdie
U.S
Datsun
Toyota
F.E.T
Blackwall
Old Tire
Goodyear
BankAmericard
American Express
Diners Club
N. Verity Pkwy
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