Brundage's Last Minute Move Rocks Olympic Debate
AP reports with Theibler, ISF president, accusing Avery Brundage of undermining Olympic unity by pressing to erase Alpine skiing from the Winter Games. Kebler counters that federations face amateur scandals, while IOC officials warn such eliminations could disrupt selection of 1976 Winter sites across Tampere, Garibaldi, Denver, and Sion.
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Amsterdam
Theibler
ISF
Avery Brundage
Bce Ae
IOC
Inter
Kebler
Thomas Ke
Brundage
Alps
Sap
Era
Japan
Grenoble
Keller
Moscow
Los Angeles
Montreal
Mun
Ouich
Germany
Plugging Puts Gibby Gilbert In Spotlight
Gibby Gilbert surged through the Houston Champions Invitational to win in a sudden death playoff against Bruce Crampton. The Hollywood, Florida club pro posted 282 for the 72 holes, two under par, after a final round 70. Bruce Crampton, Bert Greene, and Ben Hogan were among the leaders, with Hogan finishing five back at 287. Gilbert credited his perseverance with the victory as Hogan eyed a comeback.
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Hollywood
Fla
Bruce Crampton
Houston
Crampton
Gibby
Gilbert
Florida
Champions Golf Club
Bert Greene
Greene
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Gary Player
Arti Wall
Julius Boros
Doug Sanders
Dale Douglass
Jim Colbert
Berrys Lead Local Teams In Dutch Doubles
Middletown bowlers dominate the Spring Dutch Doubles at Eastern Lanes as Brenda and Bobby Berry top the handicap with 967. Cheryl Mitchner and Dave Krasnowski rise to second with 958, followed by Janice and Tom Puckett at 955. Norma Henry and Bill Fickle sit fourth with 934 while Rose and Elmer Myer are fifth at 917. Boots Harding and Dick Colvin lead scratch with 752. The event finishes Saturday with a $200 prize and trophy at stake.
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Middletown
Brenda
Bobby Berry
Catherine Burling
Joe Kessnick
Cincinnati
Middletown Keglers
Cheryl Mitchner
Dave Krasnowski
Janice
Tom Puckett
Norma Henry
Bill Fickle
Rose
Elmer Myer
Burling
Kessick
Boots Harding
Dick Colvin
Golfers Ace Armco Greens Hole-in-One Feats
Saturday yielded two hole-in-ones at Armco Greens. Bob Davis carded a 258 yard 14th hole ace with a four iron, and Bill Halsey followed on the 170 yard 1st hole with a six iron.
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Armco
Bob Davis
Bill Halsey
Davis
Halsey
Lakota High names Fred Davies new basketball coach
Westchester reports Fred Davies is appointed varsity basketball coach at Lakota High replacing Jim Woodrey who moves to assistant faculty manager of athletics. Davies, Lakota junior high hoop coach for three years and former assistant varsity coach, also coached cross country and junior high track. He is Camden Shawnee High 1962 alumnus and Miami University graduate 1966 with history and government major and health minor.
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Westchester
Fred Davies
Lakota High
Jim Woodrey
Davies
Lakota
Camden Shawnee High
Miami University
Dallas Open Champ Betsy Rawls Edges Field in Windswept Win
Betsy Rawls shot 69 to finish 54 holes at one over par 214 and win the Dallas Women’s Civitan Open by two strokes at Glen Lakes. Kathy Whitworth led early but carded 74 as Rawls made pressure putts on the final holes. Finishing tied for second at 216 were Mickey Wright, Sandra Palmer, and Marilyn Smith. Wright posted a 68 in the final round.
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Dallas
Tex
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
Glen Lakes Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Two Teams Tie At Browns Run Country Club
At Browns Run yesterday the teams of C G Kramer Ward Browning and Joe Florence Randy Duray tied for best ball net score with 61. Close behind, the team of Bob Nelson John Darragh finished third with a 62.
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C. G. Kramer
Ward Browning
Joe Florence
Randy Duray
Browns Run Country Club
Bob Nelson
John Darragh
Phillies rookie Larry Bowa steals 48 in PCL season
In Clearwater AP reports Phillies rookie Larry Bowa set a modern Pacific Coast League single season stolen bases record with 48 steals last year. The speedster led the league in thefts and showcased his baserunning savvy for the minor league club.
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Clearwater
Fla
Phillie
Larry Bowa
Petty’s Crash Highlights Weekend Auto Racing News
Richard Petty, 32, survived a spectacular Darlington crash that sidelined him for weeks after a Plymouth hit the wall and flipped before the main grandstand. Parnelli Jones won Trans-Am at Lime Rock, Ed Leslie second, while Pearson led most of the Rebel 400 at Darlington to win $16,575. The weekend also saw Monaco Grand Prix winner Jochen Rindt and Tiny Lund triumph elsewhere amid Memorial Day 500 prep at Indianapolis.
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Parnelli Jones
David Pearson
Richard Petty
Jones
Indianapolis
Darlington
S. C
Dick Brooks
ABC
Petty
Florence
Jochen Rindt
Monaco
Tiny Lund
Cross
Sacramento
Calif
Japanese Skier Glasses Mt Everest Descent
Uichiro Miura, 37, reached speeds up to 93.6 mph on a 1.8 mile descent from Mt Everest south col. He slipped but finished in 2 minutes 20 seconds after losing a ski and injuring a hip. Seven Nepalese assistants and Sherpas died during the expedition.
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Katmandu
Nepal
M. Everest
Uichiro Miura
Japan
Miura
Everest
T. Fujishima
Lebanon Raceway Entries by Race Listing
Entries listed for nine races at Lebanon Raceway with horse names and driver or handler identifiers. First race includes Candian and Miracle Honor. subsequent races feature patterns like Pace and Trot labels, listing multiple entrants per race and associated names.
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Candian John
Donna Fields
Miss Sargent
Miracle Honor
Cindy Knight
Shy Maid
King’s Knight
Linn’s Tre
Kay's Lad
Artistic Wick
Miss McCord
Carolyn
Painted Beauty
Diane Chase
Miss Miniver
Donnie Boy
Jack Byrd
Cox
Lovely Lady
Abbey’s Dream
Alwin Scot
Aurora Borealis
C.T.R
Charmin‘s Glory
Rail Chief
Windale Napoleon
Hal
Lady Onyx
Pick’s Pick
Highlawn Deana
Lota Diller
My Roscoe
Mahlon Smike
Ayreway Abbe
Bea Victory
Pace Webel Hagler
Vaney’s Best
Rita the Great
Connie Jo
Miracle Roy
Fighting Fortuna
Marquis Pick
Starlight Force
Deveraux Dude
Lady Karen D
Hal Tiger
Mr. DO. J
Harry E
Edgewood Valley
Valley Air
Bonnie Colby
Pace
Express Time
Hulduh’s
Prince
Edgewood Kent
Windale
My Caroline
Cashmere Scott
Star
Miss Hal Counsel
Kingery Express
Myrtle
Vickie
Stardust Force
Irish Kitty
Cardinal Song
Rustee
Darnamite
Mr. Royalty
Colblin
Little Charley
Mack Genoa
H. B. Direct
Fredrick
Bobbie L. Gratton
Eddie Creed
Spanish Eyes
East German skater Seyfert retires from competition
Berlin AP reports Blond Gabi Seyfert, world figure skating champion, has retired from active competition at age 21. The East German was a top contender for the 1972 Munich Olympic gold in ladies figure skating, with no reason given for the retirement.
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Berlin
Blond Gabi Seyfert
East Germany
Miss Seyfert
TCS Winner Waited For His Chance
Jerry Blundy waited behind Dick Sutcliff for 73 laps then passed him in the backstretch to win Tri County Speedways 40 lap IMCA sprint car feature. Blundy from Galesburg Illinois won by five car lengths with Sutcliff taking second and setting a six lap IMCA record. Other top finishers included J D Leas Wintersville Ohio Don Hewitt Troy Ohio and Rick Fokel Shillingsville Illinois. Additional IMCA records were posted for half mile tracks by Dick Gaines and Fred Linder.
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West Chester
Ohio
Jerry Blundy
Dick Sutcliff
Tri County Speedway
Blundy
Galesburg
Internations Motor Contest Association
IMCA
Sutcliff
Kansas City
J.D. Leas
Wintersville
Don Hewitt
Troy
Rick Fokel
Shillingsville
Ill
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TCS
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Fred Linder
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