Golfers Post Comeback Wins
Bert Greene and John Schroeder each capped comeback victories in pro golf as Schroeder swept the Match Play championship while Greene outlasted Miller Barber in a five hole sudden death playoff for the L M Open title. Greene, shot in the foot last year, and Schroeder boosted their season firsts alongside John Schlee as first time tour winners. Schroeder earned 40000 for the win.
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N.C
Bert Greene
California
la Jolla
John Schroeder
Schroeder
Greene
Miller Barber
John Schlee
Barber
Vard MacGregor Downs Country Club
DeWitt Weaver
Lee Trevino
Roy Pace
Paul Moran
Ken Sflll
Frank Beard
MacGregor Downs
Dim Marshall
Forrest Ferler
Wilt Homernik
Chris Blocker
Bob E. Smith
Jim Barber
Lanny Wadkins
Roger Watson
Lacey Wise
Vic Regalado
Rod Curl
David Graham
Lionel Hebert
Jim Ferriell
Rik Massengale
Bob Zender
Tom Jenkins
John Toeper
Dave Stockton
Byron Comstock
Julius Boras
Terry Small
Tom Kite
George Knudson
Ben Crenshaw
Terry Wilcox
Bunky Henry
John Mahaffey
Fred Marti
Tommy McGinnis
Lou Graham
Rocky Thompson
Dwight Nevil
Larry Wood
Joe Carr
Bob Stanton
Art Wall
Ray Floyd
Dick Hendrickson
Larry White
Gary Groh
Gary Sanders
Bobby Mitchell
Gen Padgett
Bobby Cole
Ron Cerrudo
Dave Eichelberger
Maryland Team Wins Ruth Title in World Series
Prince Georges, Md., claimed the 1973 Babe Ruth League World Series, going undefeated to beat East Anaheim, Calif., 1 14 in Manchester New Hampshire. Homers by Mike Kirchier Dan Palmer and Mike Sugrue powered the Maryland champions through a weeklong double elimination tourney.
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Manchester
N.H
Prince Georges
Mike Kirchier
Dan Palmer
Mike Sugrue
Maryland
Anaheim
Calif
Linkster Nets 2nd Straight LPGA Tour Win at Open
Sandra Palmer sank a 20-foot birdie on 18 to win the National Jewish Hospital Open by one stroke, earning $4,500. It was Palmer's second straight LPGA victory, finishing 54 holes at 210 after a 68 final round. Betty Burfeindt was second at 211, with Mary Mills third at 212.
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Denver
Sandra Palmer
Miss Palmer
Betty Burfevidt
Mary Mills
Green Gables Country Club
American Netters Win Wightman Cup
The United States women extended their series lead to 38 7 in the Wightman Cup at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline. Chris Evert dominated singles, with 18 year old Jeanne Evert and Patti Hogan also helping clinch the victory as Britain’s Virginia Wade and Glynis Coles fought hard in doubles and singles.
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Brookline
Mass
United States
Chris Evert
Virginia Wade
Great Britain
Longwood Cricket Club
Miss Wade
Wimbledon
Glynis Coles
Marita Redondo
National City
Calif
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Jeanne Evert
Chris
Edythe Anne McGoldrick
Wellesley, Mass
U.S
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Hogan
Lesley Charles
Lindsey Beaven
Miss Evert
Beaven
Charles
Miss Burton
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Miss Coles
Michigan and Ohio State duel for Big Ten title again
At Ann Arbor coach Bo Schembechler says the Michigan Wolverines and Woody Hayes Ohio State Buckeyes will again battle for the Big Ten championship and Rose Bowl berth. He notes likely tough games with Michigan State Iowa Illinois Purdue and Ohio State and cites lines and injuries as key factors.
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Mich
Bo Schembechler
Michigan Wolverines
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Wolverines
Schembechler
Michigan
Associated Press
Tulane
Navy
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan State
UCLA
Illinois
Purdue
Southern California
Jim Coode
Mike Hoban
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