Geiberger Fires Odd 66 at Fort Worth TPC Lead
Al Geiberger carded a four under par 66 at Colonial as he won the opening round of the $250,000 Tournament Players Golf Championship in Fort Worth. He edged past Jack Nicklaus Hale Irwin and Bob Dickson, with Nicklaus shooting 67 in the sultry afternoon.
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Fort Worth
TPC Geiberger
al Geiberger
Colonial
Jack Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Bob Dickson
Nicklaus
Geiberger
Big Jack
Irwin
Arnold Palmer
Dickson
Local dove hunters in for treat
Pecos area dove hunters are set for a productive season with fields in Reeves County near Pecos and Balmorhea, and sandhills around Monahans Odessa and Kermit yielding abundant birds. The season opens September 1 at noon with a 60 day bag limit rules and 10 shells per shotgun cap.
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Pecos
Texas Parks and Wildlife Officers
Reeves County
Balmorhea
Sandhills
Monahans
Odessa
Kermit
TPW
Cove
Vilas and Laver reach U S Pro quarterfinals in Brookline
Guilermo Vilas of Argentina and Rod Laver of Australia won to advance to the quarterfinals at Longwood, with Orantes advancing by default after Drysdale illness. Ramirez, Borg, Nastase, Connors, the Amritrajs, and Evert withdrew into the round of eight at venues in Brookline East Orange and Harrison.
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Brookline
Mass
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Rod Laver
Australia
Longwood Cricket Club
Spain
Manuel Orantes
Vilas
Mike Estep
Dallas
Laver
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Orantes
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Drysdale
Longwood
Raul Ramirez
Harold Solomon
Bjorn Borg
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
East Orange
N.J
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Colin Dibley
Jimmy Connors
Vijay
Anand Amritraj
India
Nikki Spear
Yugoslavia
Anand
Geoff Masters
Harrison
N.Y
Chris Evert
Martina Navratilova
Miss Evert
Mima Jansovec
Furniss, Shaw race to world records at AAU meet
Bruce Furniss won and set a world record in the 400 meter freestyle while defeating Tim Shaw at the AAU long course championships in Kansas City. The event also produced five American records including Shirley Babashoff in the 200 meter freestyle and Jenni Franks in the 400 meter individual medley, with Linda Jezek lowering the 100 meter back stroke mark in the 400 meter relay.
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Kansas City
Bruce Furniss
Furniss
Amateur Athletic Union
Tim Shaw
Long Beach
Calif
Shaw
Shirley Babashoff
Mission Viejo
Wyandot
Jenni Franks
Kathy Heddy
Summit
N.J
Linda Jezek
Santa Clara
Margie Moffitt
Fairfax
Notre Dame Faces Uncertain Season Under Devine
South Bend AP. Notre Dame's 1975 season outlook is unclear as new coach Dan Devine inherits a rebuilding squad with ten of eleven offensive starters needing replacement. Spring drills yield little, while five suspended sophomores return to bolster a youth-driven plan.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Dan Devine
Devine
Ara Parseghian
Zavala announces seventh grade football physicals at 5 30 p m
All seventh grade boys at Zavala Junior High seeking to play football must report to the school gym at 5:30 p m Tuesday for physical examinations. Grimes and Ward report forms will be distributed and exams given. Parents must sign forms before participation. unsigned forms delay practice.
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Zavala Junior High
van Grimes
Doug Ward
Grimes
Eagle boosters elect officers
Eagle boosters named new officers for the year to support President Harvey Gray. Charlie Wein and Ernest Teague were chosen as first and second vice presidents, with JoAnn Wein as secretary treasurer. Sue Lee and Lily Oren were named to the refreshment committee.
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Eagle Booster Club
Harvey Gray
Charlie Wein
Ernest Teague
JoAnn Wein
Sue Lee
Lily Oren
Palmer Falls Short as Orioles Top Texas In 14th
Orioles ace Jim Palmer, aiming to become the majors first 20 game winner, pitched 12 strong innings but Baltimore needed two more to win. The Orioles defeated Texas 4-2 in 14 innings as Robin Robinson delivered the decisive double and Ellie Hendricks drove in the insurance run. Other AL results include Oakland beating Milwaukee 5-2, Cleveland 7-3 over Kansas City, and Chicago edging New York 2-1. In the NL, Chicago shut out Los Angeles 7-0.
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Bruce Lowitt
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Texas
Oakland
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
Brooks Robinson
Palmer
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Robinson
Steve Foucault
Tim Nordbrook
Ellie Hendricks
Boston
Jim Holt
Brewers
A's
Frank Robinson
Jackie Brown
Brown
Royals
Oscar Gamble
George Hendrick
Frank Duffy
Jerry Hairston
White Sox
Jim Kaat
Yankees
Deron Johnson
Bill Melton
Hairston
Kaat
Rich Gossage
Rick
Paul Reuschel
Cubs
Rick Monday
Jose Cardenal
Former Sooner fullback Waymon Clark charged in rape case
AUSTIN AP Waymon Clark a 1000 yard OU fullback in 1973 is charged with rape aggravated rape and attempted rape Police reviewing evidence to see if Clark 22 may have been involved in 150 to 200 other rapes and burglaries He was a star at Austin Reagan and at OU after transferring from Tyler Junior College
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Austin, Tex
Oklahoma
Waymon Clark
Clark
Austin Reagan
Tyler Junior College
Berra on a Limb Sees Mets’ Strongest Team Yet
St Petersburg AP Yog Berra says the Mets will field their best team in history. He cites power from John Milner Cleon Jones Joe Torre and Rusty Staub as key contributors to a likely breakout season.
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Berra
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yog Berra
New York Mets
Mets
John Milner
Cleon Jones
Joe Torre
Rusty Staub
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Ernie Hughes
Kansas City Life
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Zavala
Eagle Boosters
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the Gathering
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Brookdale
Houston
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Roger Craig
Virdon
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Sooner
Sprouse Reitz Stores
Sprouse Reitz
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