Porsches Edge Ferrari in Le Mans as Beaumont Breaks Ground
At Le Mans 24 hours the Porsche 917s lead the field over Ferrari 512Ms with Pedro Rodriguez and Jacky Ickx in pole. Marie Claude Beaumont, 29, makes history as the first woman in 20 years to qualify, insisting skill outweighs gender while wary of the race’s dangers.
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Austin Heads Pack In LPGA Tournament
Sutton Mass AP Debbie Austin a 23 year old blonde bidding for her first golf victory since turning pro in 1968 equaled the course record with a five under par 66 Friday to take a three stroke lead at the halfway mark of the $55 000 LPGA Championship Miss Austins birdie spree after an opening round 73 gave her a 36 hole total of 141 Kathy Ahern and Jane Blalock who led after the first round slipped to 74s tied for second with Kathy Whitworth the 1967 LPGA champion seeking to regain the title she lost in a playoff in 1968 and then missed again in a playoff last year Par 36 37 73 at the 6130 yard Pleasant Valley Country Club Course stood up well for the second straight day with only eight in the field of 74 equaling or bettering par Sandra Post Elliott a young Canadian who upset Miss Whitworth in a playoff here three years ago fired her second straight 73 for fourth place five strokes off the pace Four time LPGA and US Open champion Mickey Wright remained in contention by adding a 73 to an opening 74 for 147 tying Margee Masters who slipped a stroke to 74
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Champ Frazier Music Tour Flops in Ireland
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and his group the Knockouts drew about 100 fans of a 4000 capacity Royal Ballroom Castlebar Mayo. A Friday National Stadium show was canceled amid ongoing bad luck for the tour as stated by agent Pat O'Brien.
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Catcher Leads NL All Star Balloting In early vote
Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench leads National League balloting for the All Star team with 69 506 votes out of 110 000 cast. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays follow in the top three, while Willie Stargell and Ralph Garr sit among early outfield leaders in write ins with 14 251 votes. Other top votes include Willie McCovey Glenn Beckett Joe Torre and Bud Harrelson.
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Senators Sign Dartmouth Ace
Washington buy star pitcher Peter Broberg from Dartmouth College after a substantial bonus. The 21-year-old right hander from Palm Beach flew to California to join the Senators in Anaheim. Broberg, the No. 1 pick in the secondary draft, declined to disclose the bonus. He had previously rejected a $175,000 offer from Oakland and reportedly sought about $100,000 from Washington. Team owner Bob Short said he would be in the starting lineup once signed, but Broberg will wait at least a week to pitch as Ted Williams plans a brief period of work before his first game.
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Orioles Win Ninth Straight as Powell Hendricks Buford Homer
Eight runs by the Orioles powered by Boog Powell Ellie Hendricks and Don Buford to an 8 5 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Dave McNally earned his 9th win while Baltimore stretched its lead in the American League East.
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J D Hill Signs Pro Contract with Bills
Ari Zona State star J D Hill Buffalo Bills first round pick signed his NFL contract and recalled a boy in a wheelchair and a one armed boy who inspired him to always do his best. Hill, 22, ran 9.3 seconds in the 100 and caught 115 passes for 1,886 yards and 21 TDs at Arizona State. Terms not disclosed.
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Newbery To Host New Sports Show On WMHI
Former Kentucky halfback and coach Don Newbery will host an all live sports show on WMHI Saturdays and Sundays from 7 to 8 p.m. He will answer questions and debate with listeners, inviting local and regional figures as guests and encouraging callers from high school, college, semi pro, and amateur ranks.
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Lunn Leads Kemper Open With 66 In Snowball Start
Bob Lunn shot six under 66 to take the second round lead in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He posted 135 for 36 holes, one ahead of Dale Douglass who tied a course record 65 for 136. Mason Rudolph, Tom Weiskopf, Miller Barber, Larry Ziegler, Gary Player, Arnold Palmer and others trailed as the long course tested the field.
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Baseball scores and matchups from Friday and today
Scores show multiple American League and National League games with Boston Detroit Minnesota New York Oakland and others in action. Friday results include Cincinnati over Chicago and Houston beating Atlanta while San Francisco edged New York in 10 innings. Upcoming games list matchups such as Los Angeles at Montreal and San Diego at Philadelphia with several two team clashes.
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