Bengals linebacker Bergey prefers handling deals himself over agents
Cincinnati Bengals middle linebacker Bill Bergey expressed disdain for sports agents after a Browns Run Country Club visit. He recalled an agent from Sweden offering to handle contracts and investments, then misnaming him Bob Bergley, and noted Paul Brown also prefers direct player negotiations to avoid 10 percent agent fees. Bergey stressed self reliance and distrust of third party money managers.
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Cincinnati Bengals
Brown’s Run Country Club
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Arkansas State
Sweden
Dick Schafrath
Cleveland Browns
Mark McCormick
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Denny McLain
Schrafrath
McCormick
Paul Brown
Bengals
Brown
The
Birds
Wimbledon Duo Connors Evert Reach Quarters
American teens Jim Connors and Chris Evert advanced to Wimbledon quarter finals. Connors, 19, beat Francois Jauffret 6 2 6 3 8 6, while Evert, 17, defeated Julie Anthony 6 3 6 2. Both denied romance and said they are focused on winning. Connors and Stan Smith are the men's quarterfinalists. five Americans join Evert in the women's quarters.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
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Jim Connors
Chris Evert
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Belleville, I
France
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Chris
Little Miss Evert
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Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
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Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
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San Francisco
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Ohio Junior Champion Mike Morrow Wins Championship Flight
Mike Morrow 18 of Stow, a Kent State varsity golfer, defeated Akron's South Smith 5 and 4 to win the Mid-America Junior Golf Open Championship Flight. Morrow, 1971 All Mid-American Conference pick, credited steady play and birdie attempts under hot sunny skies at Possum Run Golf Course after a week of rain.
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Ohio
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Stow
Morrow
Kent State University
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Smith
Akron
Evonne Goolagong
Austral
Mike
Possum Run
Steel Pulse Wins Irish Sweepstakes Derby In Photo Finish
Steel Pulse, a 10-1 shot owned by an Irish outfit, surged in the final stretch to win the Derby ahead of Scottish Rifle and Ballymore. Roberto, the English Derby winner, faded to the back amid a rain soaked, windswept course. Cash prizes totaled 153206 to the owner and 130000 to ticket holders. Star Lark ran 4th as 100-1 long shot in a 34-horse field.
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Ireland
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Roblerto
Rabi Tikkoo
Ballymore
LR. Mullion
Star Lark
Riva Ridge Wins Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park
Riva Ridge, the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner, edged outsider Bicker by under a length to win the $109,900 Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park. The Meadow Stable 3 year old, ridden by Ron Turcotte, led from the first crossing of the grandstand and held on to top the 1.4 mile contest, strengthening Riva Ridge’s status as the nation’s leading juvenile thoroughbred.
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Bicker
Hollywood Park
Meadow Stable
Ron Turcote
Ridge
World’s Top Net Stars Compete In Middletown Qualifier
The Virginia Slims sponsored satellite pro championship brings top 24 world players already qualified for nationals to Middletown for the Aug 4 6 qualifying rounds. Open berths go to eight players, with a $1 400 consolation prize and public clinics funded by the R C Todd Memorial Fund.
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Jerry Nardiello
Journal
Middletown
Virginia Slims
England
Australia
Indonesia
Indianapolis
Bonnie Barnes
Middletown Tennis Club
R.C. Todd
Tigers Rally To Top Orioles In Pitchers Duel
Detroit wins 2 0 to stretch lead over Baltimore to two games as Mickey Lolich improves to 13 5 and Kaline belts a sixth inning homer driving in 1 456th RBI to climb near Detroit’s all time leaders. Orioles suffer stalemate with McNally and Alexander.
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Kaline Shine
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Baltimore
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
A! Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Baltmore Orioles
Dave McNally
Kaline
Ralph Kiner
Harry Heisman
Ty Cobb
McNally
Doyle Alexander
Bill Freehan
Jim Northrup
Mark Belanger
Dave Johnson
Mickey Stanley
Alexander
Etchaberren
Freehan
W-Lolich
L McNally
Royals Nip Rangers in 11th Inning Pinch Hit
Gail Hopkins delivered a one out pinch single in the bottom of the 11th to give the Kansas City Royals a 3-2 win over the Texas Rangers. Jim Panther walked John Mayberry to start the rally, but Hopkins batted for Paul Schaal and lined the decisive hit to right to defeat Texas in extra innings.
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Gail Hopkins
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Jim Panther
John Mayberry
Jerry
May
Mayberry
Bobby Knoop
Hopkins
Paul Schaal
Barber and Hinson Share Cleveland Open Lead
Veteran Miller Barber fired a two under par 68 29 for a 137 total to joint the lead with Larry Hinson at the Cleveland Open Gelf Tourney. Hinson slipped to 137 after a 72 while Grier Jones stood third at 138 and Bob Murphy moved into a tie for fourth with a 73 Friday.
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Cleveland
Miller Barber
Larry Hinson
Barber
Hinson
Grier Jones
Bob Murphy
National League results and golf notes from a crowded day
Scores from the National League include San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 0 and St Louis 6-1 with Chicago 3. Montreal 6, New York 4. Houston 4, Atlanta 2. Golf coverage recounts the long round as Hinson four putted on a key green in a duel with Weiskopf, plus quotes about adjustments and crowd.
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Nolan
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Grief
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Sutton
San Francisco
Marichal
West
W.L. Pet
G.B
Red Sox Nip Brewers 54 in tight game at Milwaukee
Ben Oglivie hit two homers and Marty Pattin also homered as the Boston Red Sox edged Milwaukee 5 to 4, snapping the Brewers six game win streak. The Brewers scored in the first on a walk, then the Red Sox tied it on a Griffin walk and Oglivie homer, with Fisk and Pattin contributing in the second for a 4 2 lead.
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Ben Oglivie
Marty Pattin
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee
Brewers
George Scott
Dave May
Red Sox
Bill Parsons
Doug Griffin
Oglivie
Yankees Beat Indians 5 1 on Munson and Alou Hits
The New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 1 as Thurman Munson delivered a tiebreaking bases empty single in the fifth and Felipe Alou added a two run double. Mike Kekich pitched his first complete game of the season for the Yankees.
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iGraig Nettles
Indians
Yanks
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Alou
Gene Michael
New York
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Fon Thurman Munson
Felipe Alou
Cleveland Indians
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Horace Clarke
del ‘Unser
Clarke
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Phil Hennigan
Mike Kilkenny
Denny Riddleberger
Former major league skippers manage minor league teams
Former big league managers Clyde King Hank Bauer and Kirby Farrell return to the dugout with minor league clubs. King leads the Richmond Braves in the International League Bauer handles Tidewater in the International League and Farrell runs Lynchburg in the Carolina League.
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Clyde King
Hank Bauer
Kirby Farrell
King
San Francisco Giant
Richmond Braves
Bauer
Baltimore
Kansas City
Oakland Pilot
Tidewater
Farrell
Cleveland Pilot
Lynchburg
Reds Lead Padres After One Inning In San Diego
Cincinnati leads San Diego 1 to 0 after the first inning as Joe Morgan scores on a Bobby Tolan hit. Ed Sprague starts for the Reds against Steve Arlin for the Padres.
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Cincinnati Reds
Padres
Red
Joe Morgan
Bobby Tolan
Ed Sprague
Reds
Steve Artin
Annum Breaks Rudolph 200 Meter Meet Record in Ohio
Alice Annum, 21, of Ghana and UT freshman, powered to a 22.8 semifinal in the 200 meters at the National AU Championships, tying the American mark and surpassing Wilma Rudolph's 12 year old time. She also tied the 100 meters record at 11.1 seconds as Iris Davis matched Ferrell's mark. Patty Jean Johnson and Lacey O’Neal set new hurdles marks in semis with 13.2 and 13.3 seconds.
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Ohio
Alice Annum
Ghana
Wilma Rudolph
Miss Annum
University of Tennessee
Miss Ruldolph
Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
Iris Davis
Tennessee State
Miss Fer
Rell
Patty Jean Johnson
Seattle
Lacey O'Neal
Washington
D. C
Angenora Wins Ohio Stakes at River Downs
Angenora moved to the outside in the stretch and secured a 1 length victory in the $10,000 added Ohioan Stakes at River Downs. A crowd of 7,395 watched the race.
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Cincinnati
Angenora
River Downs
Olympic field fills as trials seniors race to finals
NCAA champion Bruce Collins Penn sophomore won heat one in 49.9 seconds as Jim Bolding Oklahoma State finished 50.2. AAU king Dick Bruggeman and American record holder Ralph Mann qualified for the 400 meter intermediate hurdles final with Bruggeman clocking 4.4 and Mann 49.6 in the next heat.
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Ore
Bruce Collins
AAU
Dick Bruggeman
Ralph Mann
Collins
Penn
Jim Bolding
Oklahoma State
Bolding
Bruggeman
Mann
Baseball score roundup and game times across the American League
Day slate shows Detroit 2 Baltimore 0, Chicago 5 Minnesota 1, Boston 5 Milwaukee 4, Kansas City 3 Texas 2, New York 5 Cleveland 1. Multiple 1:30 to 9 p.m. start times list matchups including Detroit at Baltimore and Oakland at California with varying pitching records.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Texas
New York
Cleveland
Lockwood
Brett
Culp
Curtis
Lamb
Colbert
Peterson
Gardner
Cuellar
Coleman
Kaat
Strickland
Wood
Kealey
Bosman
Broberg
Dal Canton
Booker
Murphy
Oakland Blue
California
Wright
W.L. Pet
Oakland
Barnett Opens Lead With Strong Third Round
Pam Barnett shot 75 to hold a three stroke lead in the U S Women's Open at Winged Foot. Shirley Englehorn faded to 229 after an 82 while Gloria Ehret dropped to four behind with 148. Betsy Rawls Judy Rankin Betsy Burfeindt and Kathy Whitworth remained in contention as final round coverage was set for ABC at 430 p m.
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N.Y
Pam Barnett
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Barnett
Gloria Ehret
Miss Englehorn
Gloria
Susie Maxwell Benning
Betty Burfevndt
Betsy Rawls
Judy Rankin
Shirley
Winged Foot Golf Club East Course
Kathy Whitworth
ABC
Amon Grabs French GP Pole in Matra Charge
New Zealand driver Chris Amon raced a French V-12 Matra to the pole for the French Grand Prix at Clermont Ferrand, beating Denis Hulme by nearly a second in the McLaren.
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Clermont Ferrand
France
New Zealand
Denis l Hulme
McLaren
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