Namath Frolics Begin Amid Jets Camp Renewal
The Joe Namath Frolics at training camp open with Namath reporting to Hempstead New York for a first rehearsal and knee tests while promising to push ahead. Jets teammates say his presence boosts effort and spectator interest as contracts unsettled and trades ripple through the league including Dickey to Kansas City and Stincic to New Orleans.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
National Football League
Jets
Hempstead
N.Y
Namath
Joe
Rich Caster
Yancey Ends Slump With Playoff Victory At Akron
Bert Yancey outlasted Tom Alozas in a sudden death playoff at Firestone Country Club to win the American Golf Classic and $30,000. After a late slide from a three stroke lead, Yancey recovered with a two foot putt on the final playoff hole to claim the title in muggy conditions.
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Akron, Ohio
Bert Yancey
West Point
Tom Alozas
Chicago
Cleveland
Yancey
Firestone Country Club
Ulozas
Alozas
Speedy Crown Wins Record $100,000 Challenge Match Tro t
Speedy Crown driven by Howard Beissinger won the $150,000 Challenge Match Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, earning a record $100,000 for first place. The 4-year-old, Hamilton, Ohio driver said the race was easy, easing the horse to a seventh straight victory.
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Westbury
N.Y
Howard Beissinger
Speedy Crown
United States
Roosevelt Raceway
Women City Tournament extends entry deadline
Officials announced the entry deadline for the Women's City Tournament has been extended to Friday July 28. The event starts August 2 and will be at Weatherwax Golf Course, mirroring the men’s tournament schedule.
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Weatherwax
Whisler Leads Closest-to-Pin Wins at Wildwood
Dale Whisler was closest to the pin on two holes yesterday at Wildwood securing wins on holes No 2 and No 9. Bill Lubberger claimed the No 18 closest. Paul Spadafora shot 72 to take low gross, with McCave and Gutshall 74 and Fanning 75. Dick King won the 9 to 14 division with 66, Ed Allen led 15 and over with 67, and blind bogey scores at 76 included Boyd Brewer Brooks Davidson Lubberger Touma and Trowbridge.
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Wildwood
Bill Lubberger
Paul Spadafora
Bob McCave
Jim Gutshall
Frank Fanning
McCabe
Dick King
Ed Allen
Andover
Bob Boyd
Chas Brewer
John Brooks
Davey Davidson
Lubberger
Roy Touma
Ron Trowbridge
Knothole Results From Saturday Club Tournament
In Class B tournament action Sportsmen's Club 2 taxi 0. Airport Inn 6 Duff's Cafe 0. Blevins Metal 2 Cohen Bros. Packaging 8. Gilbert Const. 1. In Class C Heber Jones 7 Mayfield Cleaners 0. B.D. Morgan 10 Midd. Sand Hauselman-Mayflower 10 Multi-Pak 9. Raymond Bag 16 Kiwanis 1. Dillman's 13 Ohio Bus 6. H Finkelman 14 Roberson's & Son 9. New Car Dealers 15 Aeronca Midd. Federal 4 Orioles 3.
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Airport Inn
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Raymond Bag
Kiwanis
Dillman's
Ohio Bus
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Roberson's& Son
New Car Dealers
Aeronca
All Stars, Cowboys Favored In Weekly Bets
Harrah's Tahoe Racebook lists the National League baseball All Stars and the Dallas Cowboys as favorites this week. The NL is a 7 5 favorite over the American League in Tuesday's All Star Game in Atlanta. Dallas is a 174 percent point favorite over the College All Stars at Chicago.
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Atlanta
Dallas
Ballard and Shetter Win City Open Doubles Title
P. D. Ballard and Ruey Shetter captured the Men's doubles championship at the City Open Tennis Championship at The Middletown Tennis Club. They defeated Jack Huber of Cincinnati and Tom Manting of Hamilton 6-7 6-2 6-2 after Ballard began a new run by winning the Emerson Trophy singles.
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P. D. Ballard
Ruey Shetter
Middletown
Ballard
Davis Cup Playoffs Narrowly Mixed as U S Clinches
In Santiago, the United States clinched the Americas Zone final with a 3-0 win over Chile as Stan Smith and Erik Van Dillen prevailed in five sets over Cornejo and Fillol. Spain leads Czechoslovakia 2-1 in Barcelona after a long doubles win by Gilbert and Orantes, with singles to come. Romania defeats the Soviet Union 3-2 in European Zone A final.
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Chile
Barcelona
Stan Smith
Erik van Dillen
Patricio Cornejo
Jaime Fillol
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Southern Pines
S.C
van Dillen
San Mateo
Chillean
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Spain
Czechoslovakia
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Manuel Orantes
Jan Kodes
Jan Kuhal
Gilbert
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Orantes
Kodes
Romania
Soviet Union
Morin Misses Training Camp Draws Fine
HIRAM Ohio AP Browns tight end Milt Morin was fined 150 for leaving camp Sunday for about seven hours without permission. Morin missed the roll call and was reached late by Coach Nick Skorich. He has not signed the 1972 contract and is upset with negotiations. He will meet with GM Harold Sauerbrei. Morin caught 40 passes for 581 yards and was named to the Pro Bowl last year.
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Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Milt Mo‘rin
Morin
Nick Skorich
Harold Sauerbrei
Muncey Sees Victory in Atomic Cup Regatta
In Pasco Washington Bill Muncey steered Pride of Pay n Pak to a dominant win at the Atomic Cup on the Columbia River. He halted Billy Sterett Jr and three others in the final heat setting a lap record of 115979 miles per hour and moving to his fifth win in six races this season with Miss Budweiser close behind.
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Pasco
Wash
Billy Sterett Jr
Bill Muncey
Muncey
Sterett
Columbia River
Miss Budweiser
Tap Room Wins Gal's Tourney in Gratis Women’s Event
Tap Room of Trenton defeated Parker's Humble twice to claim the Gratis Women's Tournament. Donna Diehl earned her first tournament win as Jo Hollar tripled and Kim Scholl later scored the decisive run in a 10-9 victory after an 8-4 win.
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Tap Room
Trenton
Parker
Humble
Jo Hollar
Kim Scholl
Donna Diehl
Connors Wins Buckeye Tennis Titles at Columbus
Jimmy Connors, 19, swept the Buckeye singles and doubles titles at Columbus Ohio. He beat Rhodesian Andrew Pattison 7-5 6-3 7-5 to take the singles and teamed with Pancho Gonzales to defeat Dick Stockton and Bob McKinley 6-3 7-5 for the doubles crown. Connors earned 6500 dollars, his biggest in under a year as an independent pro.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jimmy Connors
Buckeye
Bellesville, Ill
Pancho Gonzales
Trinity
Tex
Dick Stockton
Bob McKinley
Connors
Buckeye Title Boosts Connors Buckeye Title Boosts Connors
Three Ohioans will box August 5 at West Point to determine Olympian spots James Kinty of Columbus seeks bantamweight Louis Self of Toledo aims for featherweight and Raymond Russell of Cincinnati goes for light heavyweight Thirteen jockeys have won the Kentucky Derby more than once
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Fort Worth, Tex
West Point
N.Y
America
James Kinty
Columbus
Louis Self
Toledo
Marine Staff
Raymond Russell
Cincinnati
Racing Inspection Hike Urged
Ohio Representative Gordon Scherer Jr. of Cincinnati urged tougher racing inspections by the Ohio Racing Commission and an investigation of River Downs after suspensions of three trainers linked to doping two horses. He tied the Cincinnati incident to alleged race fixing discussed before a Washington committee.
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Ohio
Gordon Scherer Jr
Rcincinnati
Ohio Racing Commission
River Downs
Scherer
Latonia Race Course Entries Summary
Latonia Race Course lists entries for nine races featuring horses such as Never Say Die Lindy Song Sycamore Dale Silvestru Shadydale Dan Darn Far Deanna Volo Ada's Darling in race one and a wide field including Regal Gold Message Alwin Scot Virgil Abbey Charming Adams Sunny Thunderbolt and Huldah's Prince in race two. The roster includes numerous pace and trot cards with names like Miss Dusty Suin Yukon Eric Ootwa Beloit and Star Girl Farong across multiple events.
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Never Say Die
Lindy Song
Sycamore Dale
Silvestru
Shadydale Dan
Darn Far
Deanna Volo
Ada’s Darling
Pace
Shadydale Regal
Gold Message
Alwin Scot
Virgil Abbey
Charming Adams
Sunny Thunderbolt
Huldah’s Prince
Livin Pace
Chief Mourner
Sail’s Prince
Bye Bye Prince
Miss Star Mite
Michiel Pointer
Dma
Stormy X
Darn Pleasing
Dottie Dominion
Mountain Peach
Creed Street
Grand Hiram
Sweeper
Buckeye Peer
John Early Bird
Tingaboo
Adios Silk
Neiva’s
Birdie Oakwood
Quaker Linda
Tame Freight
Mr. Royalty
Golden Bloom
Andy Thistle
Archie’s Lad
Tax Payer
Sherry Gay Bell
Beau Yux
Crystal Williams
Swift Ohio
Chief Strongbow
Sissy Crystal
Miss Dusty Suin
Summer's Image
A Buster
Annie Me
Lisa’s Dream
Burley Guy
Fonda Dares
Major Perkins
Yukon Eric
Ootwa
Beloit
Star Girl Farong
Cheekie Vic
Frosting
Ohio
Princess
Gene
Baron’s Storm
Sunrise Abbey
Slick N_ Sassy
Revenue Chief
Mo Mite
Mr. Buksh
Milnik
Evelyn
Ralston Volo
L Rod
Sandy Zip
Beckie L. Byrd
Kingly Time
The
Miracle Worker
Entry Fee Stated For U S Open Golf Championship
The U S Open golf championship lists a twenty five dollar entry fee. Players must register by the stated deadline to compete for the national title at the renowned course.
Hulme drives to Can Am victory despite wreck recovery
Ailing 37 year old Hulme returns to Gulf McLaren to win at Watkins Glen as Revson finishes second by 1.4 seconds. Allison wins 500 mile stock car race at Atlanta for his fifth major victory of the season. Pearson, Darnell, McCluskey race at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Andretti Ickx win six hour race at Watkins Glen. Bettenhausen wins richest midget race at Philadelphia.
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Atlanta
McLaren
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Pete Revson
Hulme
Bobby Allison
America
Hueytown
Ala
David Pearson
Allison
Junior Johnson
Pearson
Wood Brothers
Mercury
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Aviz
Ray Darnell
Deerfield
Ill
Indianapolis Raceway Park
McCluskey
Darnell
Darnelli
U.S
Mario Andretti
Belgium
Jacky Ickx
Ferrari
Gary Bettenhausen
Roger Penske
United States
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Philadelphia
Ted Meier Wins Tri-County Stock Championship
Tom Maier of Midland Michigan edged Rodney Combs of Hamilton by a final sliver as Maier’s 1969 Chevelle overtook Combs near the line. Ed Howe of Beaverton led early, finished third. Combs won Saturday’s stock feature after starting from the pole.
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Midland
Michigan
Tom Maier
Ohio
Tri-County
Maier
Hamilton
Rodney Combs
Combs
Ed Howe
Beaverton
Mich
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