Beard Fires 64 Leads Tournament of Champions Race
Frank Beard shot an eight under par 64 with six consecutive birdies to lead the Tournament of Champions at La Costa. He totaled 134 and held a three stroke edge into the third round, while Tony Jacklin and Bruce Crampton trailed. Beard shrugged off questions and described his round as ragged at times despite the surge.
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VEW Prelims Rained Out at Monroe Meet
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Invitational Track Meet preliminaries in Monroe were washed out yesterday afternoon. Officials rescheduled the prelims starting today with finals set at 1 at Monroe High Stadium. The Valley View Invitational was postponed to Monday evening at Valley View High.
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Villanova Eyes Fourth Penn Relays Relay Title Run
Villanova seeks a fourth straight Penn Relays relay title after winning the distance medley in 9 38.5 with Marty Liquori anchoring ahead of Maryland’s John Baker. Rain slowed times on Franklin Field as Villanova targets the four mile sprint medley two mile and one mile events.
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Mike Fray
Paul Gibson
Claude Grosson
Florida A&m
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Mills duo pace Drake Relays to world 880 relay mark
The Mills brothers of Texas A and M led a record setting relay group at Drake Relays in Des Moines. Donny Rogers and Rockie Woods ran the 220 splits, Marvin Mills and Curtis Mills pushed the 880 relay, while Oklahoma State matched 40.2 in the 440 prelims. The Aggies were disqualified in the one mile prelims. Jack Bachelor set a federation three mile mark.
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Randy Matson
Jack Bachelor
Florida Track Club
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St. Cloud
Kansas State leads relay and record breaks at Relays meet
Dale Alexander Dave Peter son Bob Barratti and Ken Swenson of Kansas State erased the old two mile relay mark with a 7 16.3. Bowling Green posted 16 26.4 in the four mile relay to beat the Relays record. Ralph Mann of Brigham Young set American and meet records with 49 4 in the 440 yard hurdles. Doug Knop of Kansas raised the discus meet mark to 203 10.
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Ken Swenson
Kansas State
Bowling Green
Kansas
Ralph Mann
Brigham Young
Lee Albright
Louisiana State University
Rex Cawley
Southern California
Doug Knop
Sur
Sheik Meets Wild Bill Curry at Cincinnati Garden
In Cincinnati Garden tonight the Sheik faces Wild Bill Curry in the main event of a six match program. Semi final features Ben Justice and The Stomper versus the Outlaws. First bout starts at 8 30 p m.
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Miami Branches Sweep in Golf Match Wins
The Miami University Middletown Branch Warriors won both ends of a golf double header. They defeated Ohio University's Lancaster Branch 11-4 in a five man match and beat OU's Chillicothe Branch 10-8 in a six man match. Individual scores are listed for each branch.
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Franklin High nets 5-0 win over Lebanon Warriors
Franklin High beats Lebanon 5-0 in a Mid Miami League tennis match. Wildcats rise to 7-3 overall and 3-3 in league. Singles results include Maze, Buckley, Griffith all winning in straight sets. Doubles Aregood Ellis and Francis DeHart won their matches.
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Jump Champion Gets Hearing at Miami University
Milan Tiff the NCAA indoor triple jump champion from Miami University will face a Monday hearing on reinstatement after a campus demonstration led to his suspension. The sophomore from Shaker Heights missed the Ohio State Relays and will skip the Drake Relays this week.
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Lebanon Raceway Live Racecard Highlights
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway include Pace and Trot winners with payouts led by Lanarose 8.40 3.20 and Miracle Honor 7.40 4.80. A list of entries spans ten races with horses such as Goldie's Gift and Mighty Direct C, plus international notes from Montevideo and San Diego boxing events mentioning Oscar Bonavena and Kid Rayo.
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Los Angeles
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Mexico City
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Bowling Honor Roll Adults and Women Winners List
Bowling honor roll features E Williams IF Gephart and T Brown with high scores 675 670 and 643 respectively. Multiple players including M Ballard C Whitaker IT Augspurger and J Day posted solid totals in the 600s across separate blocks. Triplicate noted for T Augspurger and a separate line indicates Women segment with 160.
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NHL Playoffs Intensify As Heat Rises On Ice
Coach Red Kelly of Pittsburgh seeks to keep pressure on St. Louis after a 3-2 loss as the Penguins narrow the West Division series to 2-1. In Boston, Billy Reay’s Bruins hold a 3-0 lead over Chicago with a potential sweep in the East finals. Boston’s Gerry Cheevers anchors a string of wins as Chicago stars Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita challenge the Bruins. About 10,500 tickets have been sold for Sundays Penguins game, the most in the team’s three-year history.
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River Oaks Tennis Semifinals Set With Open Matchups
In Houston the River Oaks Tournament moves to the semifinals with top seed Cliff Richey of San Angelo facing Nikola Spear of Yugoslavia, while Manuel Santana of Spain meets Clark Graebner. Santana beat Ingo Buding 6-1 10-8 in the second set, Graebner overcame Brian Fairlie 6-0 6-2.
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