Trans Miss Golf tourney profiles youth in quarterfinal line
Hutchinson Kansas AP report notes seven of the 8 quarterfinalists are college players led by defending champ Ben Crenshaw 21. Other collegians include Rose Pfeil Koch Milligan Goldsmith Seligman and Cullins two years out of college. Scores at Prairie Dunes rose under a strengthening south wind with Crenshaw beating Parker Bahensky and Lynch while Koch Rose Milligan Lye Pfeil Clayton advanced. Cullins faces Seligman in today’s pairings.
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Bob Hope Headlines Los Angeles Hall of Fame Opening
Comedian Bob Hope will serve as master of ceremonies for the opening of the Outstanding College Athletes of America Hall of Fame in Los Angeles. The event features Hope as headliner and highlights notable college sports figures.
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Pecos Hosts West Texas PGA Junior Golf Tour Segment
Pecos hosts a West Texas PGA Junior Golf Tour segment with age groups 12 13 14 15 and 16 17. Play begins at 9 a.m. at the Pecos course with out of town competitors and a $2 entry fee. Winners earn trophies and advance to the Tournament of Champions at Hillcrest CC in Lubbock August 16 17.
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Coverup Charged Over Athlete Drug Use Claims
Senate hearing hears Oberlin College athletic director Jack Scott accuse NCAA and NFL of public relations efforts to mask performance enhancing drug use. He cites a UC study claiming half its football players used amphetamines, while IOC medical panelist Dr. Hanley questions the extent of doping reports from the 1968 Olympic track team.
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Nicklaus Wins New Orleans Open in Playoff Thriller
Standout golfer Jack Nicklaus captured his second victory of 1973 by winning the New Orleans Open in a playoff against Miller Barber. Barber pushed Nicklaus to extra holes before the title was decided.
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Littler Battles Back Cancer Shaping Golf Comeback
Gene Littler, 42, recalls the April 1972 cancer operation that removed a cancerous lymph node and, with Ben Hogan a source of inspiration, resumed top level golf. He emphasizes renewed perspective, desire to prove recovery possible, and aims to win again while inspiring others facing illness.
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U S Track Team Faces Poor Showing Before Italy Meet
U S track and field posted its worst Games showing as West Germany beat the Americans 186-172 in a dual meet at Munich. The U S women fell 85-50, while men won 122-101. Coach Jim Bush may reassess plans for the 1976 Olympic contingent after the Italy meet.
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Colt League Playoffs Rescheduled For July Dates
Scheduling problems push Colt League playoff start from July 19. July 16 game at Kokernot Field 7 30 p m. El Paso games set for July 17 at 6 30 p m MDT with Alpine hosting Monday start due to Sun Dodger field night game. If a third game is needed it follows the 6 30 p m Tuesday contest. Larry Geracitcci enters ninth season as NYU baseball coach.
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Landry Faces Staubach Morton Dilemma for Cowboys QB Job
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry weighs whether Roger Staubach or Craig Morton should start this season. Staubach, returning from injury, vows to win back his job, while Morton expresses cautious optimism about competing in training camp.
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