McGraws Clinch Gals Pin Crown In City Tournament
McGraw Construction No.2 led by Yvonne Shearer captured team handicap and actual titles at the Women s City Tournament ending at Laynecrest Lanes Franklin. Shearer won singles handicap and actual titles. Delph with Edith Waddell won doubles and all events.
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McGraw Construction
Yvonne Shearer
Dou Sontane
Laynecrest Lanes
Franklin
McGraw
Shearer
Delph
Edith Waddell
Pepitone Seeks Return as Padres Ex fall 7-6 Exhit
San Diego Padres beat Cleveland Indians 7-6 in 10th inning on Pepitone’s RBI single as the 35 year old bids to return to the majors from Hawaii farm club. Major league action saw Yankees win 16-11 with Chambliss Alomar and Velez homers.
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Honolulu
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Ariz
San Diego Padres
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Hawaii
San Diego
John McNamara
Exhibition Baseball Sunday Results
Exhibition games produced a mix of wins and ties across the league. Texas beat Baltimore 8 to 3, Boston edged Chicago A 1 to 1 in 15 innings, New York A defeated Detroit 16 to 11, Kansas City won 9 to Pittsburgh 0, Minnesota 3 beat Atlanta 2, Montreal 9 plus Houston split squad 5, Los Angeles 9 over New York N 0, St. Louis 8 defeated Philadelphia, Houston split squad 9 to 6 over Cincinnati, Chicago N 12 beat Oakland 6, San Diego 7 defeated Cleveland 6 in 10 innings, Milwaukee 4 over Oakland split squad 3, California 2 defeated San Francisco 0.
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Tourney champs in team and doubles events headline
The article lists top scores and names in a bowling tournament with team handicap and ac tual divisions. Notable performers include McGraw No 2 Castilian and Connie Parshall Ruth Williams in doubles with Edith Waddell and Marge Delph also prominent in singles and actual categories.
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McGraw
Connie Parshall
Ruth Williams
Nancy Miller
Odella Hinkle
Margaret Dearth
Jane Rauch
Doris Strong
Sue Meyer
Wa Beverly Roe
Patricia Thompson
Edith Waddell
Marge Delph
Yvonne Shearer
Linda Coldiron
Bev Maddy
Peggy Eversote
Barbara Beatty
Case
Yvonne Shear
Odella Harville
Gloria Lemmons
Juanita Jiles
Pat Donham
Eastern Lanes Bowl Down results crown top scorers
Top bowlers led the Bowl Down Cancer drive at Eastern Lanes with Alice Joseph posting a 744 and David Schueller a 701 for the highest handicap scores. Linda Ballard and Ron King led at Sports Bowl with 653 and 653. Weekend scores included Joyce Ratliff 654 Terry Ratliff 673 Betty Delver 603 Mike Manning 679 Charlene Sturgess 673 Raymond Sturgess 666. Week-end prize of 25 dollars awaits the high end score.
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Alice Joseph
David Schueller
Linda Ballard
Ron King
Joyce Ratliff
Terry Ratliff
Eastern
Betty Delver
Mike Manning
Franklin
Charlene Sturgess
Raymond Sturgess
Four-stroke winner in Celebrity Pro-Am leads golf brief
Dick Lotz shot 71 to finish 36 holes at 140 and win the American Cancer Society Celebrity Pro-Am by four strokes. Other golf items include Kiyomoto winning in Oita after a playoff, and Hsu Sheng San taking the Malaysian Open in a playoff.
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Wilmington
N.C
Dick Lotz
American Cancer Society
Oita
Japan
Takako Kiyomoto
Nayoko Yoshikawa
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hsu Sheng: San
Taiwan
Mya Aye
Burma
Palm Springs
Calif
Jimmy Connors
Roscoe Tanner
Boston
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Virginia Wade
England
Long Beach
Clay Regazzoni
Shilts Named New Western Michigan Broncos Coach
Dick Shilts will take over as head coach of Western Michigan after Eldon Miller leaves for Ohio State. The 32 year old will assume duties immediately following WMU's Mid American Conference title season and NCAA playoff berth under Miller.
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Dick Shilts
Western Michigan
Eldon Miller
Miller
Ohio State
Shilts
Broncos
PGA spring qualifying set for Day Tree course
The 1976 spring qualifying school for the PGA tour runs June 7 to June 12 at Day Tree Golf Plantation in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina.
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North
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Green Seizes Leading Golf Season With Three Straight Wins
Hubert Green, after a midseason slide, won the Doral Open, Jacksonville event, and Sea Pines Heritage to top season earnings with 132000 and a record 118000 in three weeks. His streak ends as he skips the Greater Greensboro Open, aiming to rest rather than chase a four-peat.
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Jerry McGee
Hale Irwin
Don January
Gibby Gilbert
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Irwin
Gil
Murphy
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Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Green
Greensboro
Delta State repeats on title with Harris lead
Delta State of Mississippi beat Immaculata 69 to 64 to win a second straight women's college title as Lucia Harris scored 30 points and 18 rebounds. Debra Brock paced the offense with key free throws, while Cornelia Ward Ramona Van Boeckman and Wanda Hairston supported the win. The Delta team touted future international prospects with Harris likely eyeing Olympic inclusion.
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Lucia Harris
Delta State of Mississippi
Immaculta
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Miss Harris
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Association For Intercollegiate Athletics
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Immaculata
Debbie Brock
Mighty Macs
Cornelia Ward
Ramona van Boeckman
Macs
Wanda Hairston
Fiv
Margaret Wade
Robinson uncertain on return to Indians after retirement
In Yuma Arizona Frank Robinson, 40, says he has not decided whether to come back as player for the Cleveland Indians. He notes he is not planning to play now but may reconsider. He retires from playing to focus on managing. If he returns he would serve as designated hitter or pinch hitter.
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Cleveland Indians
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Indians
Charley Johnson Retires From Pro Football
Charley Johnson ends his 15 year playing career with the Denver Broncos. The quarterback who led the team to its only two winning seasons announced his retirement, following hints after the 1975 season.
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Charley Johnson
Denver Broncos
National Football League
Johnson
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