Morris County Club 1973 President's Trophy Winners
Bill Dix and Kay Dunn won Morris County Club's 1973 President's Trophy with a mixed net total of 141, seven strokes ahead of Ben Ventress and Stella Black. The Aug. 19 event featured multiple flights with final rounds to be completed this weekend. Pete Trucano made an ace on the 205-yard seventh hole on Aug. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Meidroth
Bill Dix
Kay Dunn
Morris Country Club
Ben Ventress
Stella Black
Will
Jeri Dolezal
Garth Hamilton
Ora Wilson
Gene
Sally Chamberlain
Wilma Tibbitts
Motter
Kay du
Fern Trucano
Bonnie Hammer
Marj Nn
Pete Trucano
Willard Vaughn
Bill Miller
Trucano
Nicklaus and Weiskopf Vie for PGA Player of the Year
The U S Professional Match Play Championship finals pit Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf with the PGA Player of the Year likely to be decided. Nicklaus defends as No 1 seed amid a 228 088 earnings year and a major record 14th title. Weiskopf rose with five wins this season including the British and Canadian Opens.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Raleigh, N.C
Professional Golfers Association
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
U.S
Nicklaus
PGA
MacGregor Downs Country Club
Weiskopf
Bobby
Jones
Teen Ferdi Taygan Upsets DeJesus in Amateur Tennis
Ferdi Taygan a 16 year old from Framingham Mass defeats sixth seed Fred DeJesus of Puerto Rico 6 1 6 4 to reach the quarter finals of the United States Men's Amateur Tennis Championships in Southampton New York A strong day for young talent at the national event.
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Southampton
N.Y
Ferdi Taygan
Framingham
Mass
Fred DeJesus
Puerto Rico
United States
Hot rods to roar at county fair
The 69th Grundy County Fair runs Aug 26 through Sep 3 with seven racing events across four classes. Headline late model stock cars headline Aug 26 31 and Sept 2. UA RA midgets race Aug 26 and Sept 2. IRA super modifieds appear Labor Day. demolition derby Labor Day. top tractor pulling contests Aug 29 30. Ed Hoffman Ray Young Tom Jones lead late models while Tom Steiner Newt White top midget class. Johnny Reimer dominated July 4th winged cars.
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Grundy County
Ed Hoffman
Ray Young
Tom Jones
Tom Steiner
Newt White
Steiner
Labor Day
I.R.A
Wisconsin
Johnny Reimer
Grundy
Soviet Press Whitewashes Disturbances at World Univ Games
The Soviet media praise Moscow as a sports paradise while downplaying incidents at the World University Games. Reports note glare over Israeli heckling, visa denials, and harassment of Soviet Jews, with Western journalists facing pressure and accreditation issues.
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James R. Peipert
Associated Press
Moscow
U.S
Frank Hepp
Hungary
Ussr
Munich
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Moscow State University
Komsomolskaya Pravda
James Coote
The
Sunday Telegraph
Soviet Union
Coote
Will Grimsley
Sovietsky Sport
Trud
Izvestia
Taiwan eyes third straight Little League title in final
Taiwan’s Tainan City seeks a third consecutive Little League World Series championship after back to back no-hitters in a 27 0 win over Tampa and a 12 0 shutout by Tucson’s Ed Vosberg in relief. Tucson faces Taiwan in the final.
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Bob Wagner
Associated Press
Williamsport
Tainan City
Taiwan
Tucson
Ariz
Tampa
Fla
Kuo Wen-li
Ed Vosberg
Birmingham
Mich
Fernando Pena
Yanks and Russians Vie For World University Games Basketball Title
In Moscow the undefeated American and Soviet teams meet for the basketball title. Tom Burleson leads the U S squad seeking revenge for Munich and the home court edge favors the Russians.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Tom Burleson
North Carolina State
Munich
Roberto Clemente Hit Streaks With Pirates Through 1972
From 1960 to 1972 Roberto Clemente posted a .312 or higher batting average in 12 of his final 13 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
NHL Will Not Merge With WHA in Junior Signings
The NHL board of governors rejected a merger with the WHA and pledged to contest signings of under age juniors. They would alter policy if needed to preserve amateur hockey and limit negotiations to eligible players. Dennis Sobchuk of the Regina Pats reportedly signed with WHA’s Cincinnati for about 1 million dollars.
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Toronto
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
NHL Board of Governors
WHA
NHL
Dennis Sobchuk
Regina Pats
Western Canada Hockey League
Sobchuk
Cincinnati
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Rubo the Green
Dix
Dale Evans
Gary Connor
Evans
Ed Connor
Evan
Connor
Gene Chamberlain
Gary
Leslie Tibbitts
Simeon Trujillo
Tibbitts
Gerald McTague
Trujillo
John Luck
Tom Sheppard
Bill Lincoln
Jim Davis
Sheppard
Laurence Lindemuth
Michael Vacca
Bill Bishop
Vacca
Walter Mayden
Bishop
Bobby Clemmons
D Flight
Ernest Osmundson
Clarence Mosimann
Osmundson
Jim Musenbourg
Mosimann
Carl Anderson
Laurie Sheppard
Mary Motter
Betty McCollum
Joan Davenport
Ann Davis
Jeanne Fox
Nancy Brown
Dorothy Thompson
Mary Borens
Dorothy Mattson
Debbie Zavitz
Weiskopf Or
Golf
Johnny Miller
Tommy Aaron
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Grier Jones
Jerry Heard
S&m
South Orange
New Zealand
Onny Parun
Tile Nastase
Romania
Newport
R.I
Margaret Court
Australia
Brenda Kirk
South Africa
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Ken Rosewall
General
Serena
BAY Serena
Gardner, Ill
Hot Rods
U.A.R.A
States
Grimsley
Monterrey
Mexico
Colonie
Cheng Pai-sheng
Kuo
Marlon James
Vosberg
Morris
Cessna Pilot Center
FAA
Wagner
Aviation Service
N. of Morris
Rte
Peter
Liberty
HE Morris
Ill
Daily Herald
FBI
Geoffrey Miller
Burleson
Brazil
Ed Badger
David Johnson
San Diego
Ann Simmons
Long Beach
Calif
Jill Strong
Irene Arden
Vancouver
Cathy Carcione
Long Branch
N.J
Philadelphia
Veterans Stadium
Don Money
Phillies
Carter 2Inder
Iaterior Fir
Batten
Cashway
Manor Inn
Joliet, Ill
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