Floyd Ends 5 Year Victory Drought With Kemper Open Title
Ray Floyd poured in an eagle on the 9th at the Kemper Open to surge ahead. He finished with a 69 final round, totaling 278 to win by three over Gary Player and John Mahaffey. Mahaffey in turn cited white cup paint as a reason for missed putts on televised greens. Jerry Heard shot 72 to 282, with Masserio, Murphy, and Peter Oosterhuis at 283.
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Philippines ties knot with China in Peking accord
In a Peking broadcast, the Philippines and China announced diplomatic relations and agreed to condemn foreign aggression while removing official ties to Taiwan within a month. Marcos and Premier Chou En-lai signed the communique, recognizing Beijing as the sole government of China and planning ambassador exchanges.
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Courts Push Colleges on Equal Sports Access
Washington AP report notes growing court rulings find all male programs violate law and require women in teams. HEW weighs rules to curb sex discrimination with Congress expected to act by July 21 or regulations take effect. Courts in Pennsylvania Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Michigan Indiana cited sports as integral to tax funded schools.
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Baseball Scoreboard Saturday and Sunday Results
Baseball scoreboard summarizes Saturday results Boston 3 Minnesota 1 Texas 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 Oakland 0 Baltimore 7 Kansas City 3 New York 6 Chicago 3 California 5 Milwaukee 2 Sunday results Minnesota 7 Boston 5 Cleveland 3 6 Texas 2 7 2nd game 17 innings New York 4 Chicago 1 Baltimore 1 Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 4 California 3 Oakland 4 Detroit 0 Monday games Oakland at Baltimore Texas at Boston Minnesota at Cleveland California at New York Detroit at Kansas City Milwaukee at Chicago Tuesday Oakland at Baltimore Texas at Boston Minnesota at Cleveland California at New York Detroit at Kansas City Milwaukee at Chicago 1 2 Cincinnati 2 6 Chicago 1 5 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 2 San Diego 5 1 Montreal 2 3 New York 7 Atlanta 6 14 St Louis 5 Houston 1 Monday games St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at Houston Philadelphia at San Diego Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at Houston Philadelphia at San Diego Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco
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Petty Wins Riverside NASCAR Race With Superior Pit Stops
Richard Petty’s pit crew delivered decisive advantage at Riverside International Raceway, pounding out quicker stops that helped him beat Bobby Allison by over nine seconds in the 400-mile Grand National road race. Petty led early, fell back, then reclaimed the lead through strategic pit work and late-race pressure.
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UTEP Wins 1975 NCAA Outdoor Track Championship
UTEP clinches the 1975 NCAA outdoor team title in Provo Utah with 95 points, edging UCLA 42 and Southern Cal 37 as Kenyans led distance events and Swedish shot putters sparked the early meet. USC faltered with a slow 439.09 relay and stellar late rain delay, while James Munyala and Wilson Waigwa highlighted UTEP’s comeback.
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Gilkes
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Seton Hall Upsets No 1 Florida State In CWS Elimination
In Omaha AP reports top college teams falter as Seton Hall shuts out Florida State 11 to 0 and Arizona State eliminates Texas 5 to 2. South Carolina, ranked fourth, gains edge after rain-shortened Michigan game. The field narrows to six facing more eliminations Tuesday night.
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Hearing on probate of Bessie Little will in Franklin KS
Notice to interested parties that Zeime Van Horn petitions for probate of Bessie E. Little's January 1967 will and appointment of J W Dickerson as executor with defenses due July 2, 1975 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Second matter: Ruth L Weidner petitions to settle and close the estate of John Frederick Weidner with defenses due July 7, 1975 in Ottawa Kansas.
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Beasie E. Little
Kacawate
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Bessie E. Little
J. W. Dickerson
Ottawa
Zelma van Horn
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Special Communication Call for Third Degree Candidates
Classified notes invite visiting members for a Special Communication on Tuesday at noon. Eight candidates in the Third Degree, with contact lines for John L. Heckart and Clarence E. Rea. Personal ads offer ride shares to San Diego leaving June 16 and a helpline 242-6333.
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