Carner Wins Open in Playoff Over Palmer
JoAnne Carner captured her second U S Women's Open title in an 18 hole playoff against Sandra Palmer in Philadelphia. Carner edged Palmer by two strokes after rallying from a four shot deficit with an eight foot birdie on the 17th. The 37 year old prize is 9000 dollars. Palmer, at 35, tied Carner in regulation but finished two behind with a 78. The field started with 150 players and was cut to 50 for final rounds.
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JoAnne Carner
Sandra Palmer
Mrs. Carner
Erie
Miss Palmer
Miss Pal
Mer
Palmer
JoAnne
Big Mama
Philadelphia
Rankin tops LPGA by passing $100,000 in a year
Judy Rankin, regarded as the best woman golfer, becomes the first LPGA player to exceed $100,000 in earnings in a single season with $100,614 after finishing 17th at the U S Open. Rankin notes her consistency and four titles this year including the Colgate Dinah Shore Championship.
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Barry Wilner
NEW York (Ap
Laura Baugh
Jan Stephenson
Jane Blalock
Carol Mann
Judy Rankin
Rams coach keeps camp going after campus shooting near field
Los Angeles Rams coach Chuck Knox refused to cancel the first workout at California State University Fullerton after a gunman killed seven nearby. A security guard ordered players to stay in the locker room but Knox insisted on continuing, saying there was no reason to retreat from the field.
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Lynda Fillmore
Fullerton, Calif
Chuck Knox
Los Angeles Rams
Knox
California State University-Fullerton
Rams
Cowboys Open Full Training Camp In Thousand Oaks
The Dallas Cowboys begun full swing camp with 41 rookies and 45 veterans in Thousand Oaks California. Bruce Walton sits out due to knee surgery while six free agent rookies were cut. Veteran arrivals and two a day drills marked the first day as John Kelsey contract rights moved to Kansas City.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Dallas Cowboy
Bruce Walton
Walton
Darnell Adell
North Carolina State
Andy Dixon
Craig
Shaner
Wyoming
Max Roth
University of Wisconsin- Superior
Mark Spivey
Drake
Ralph West
Macalester
Cowboys
John Kelsey
Kansas City
Kelsey
Missouri
Dallas
Sul Ross to Open Season Against Angelo State in Alpine
Sul Ross State University announces a 1976-77 SASU basketball schedule with seven home games and 12 away. Dozier notes three returning starters and depth, with Kim Hughes and Larry Sparks highlighted, while missing veteran scorers Elmore and Steward.
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Alpine
Brooks Dozier
Sul Ross State University
SASU
Sul Ross
Lone Star Conference
LSC
Angelo State University
Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association
TIAA
McMurry College
Abilene
Austin College
Sherman
Trinity University
San Antonio
Tarleton State University
Odessa Permium
Dozier
Bryan Riddle
Sparks
Albert Maxie
Lobos
Eddie Steward
Steward
Elmore
Doug Lynn
John Curry
Seminole
David Duvall
Hereford
Terry Proffer
China Lake
Calif
Robert Sekel
Alief High School
Houston
George Crawford
South San Antonio High School
Peace rests on Krumm in Olympic Taiwan dispute
Montreal AP. Philip O. Krumm, head of the U S Olympic Committee, mediates between Taiwan officials in Montreal and Canada to resolve the political ban affecting Taiwan athletes. Canada demands dropping the Republic of China label and flag, while IOC seeks a compromise before the four day IOC session opens.
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Geoffrey Miller
Montreal
Philip O. Krumm
Krumm
Canada
External Affairs Ministry
Ottawa
Olympic Village
Olympic
Cess
International Olympic Committee
IOC
National Olympic Committee
Taiwan
Republic of China
Peking
Israelis Walk Unafraid in Olympic Village
AP Special Correspondent recalls Montreal 1972 Munich attack memory as Israeli team members, now with nearly fifty athletes, walk the village without fear. Schmuel Lalkin praises security. a memorial service at a Montreal synagogue draws 5000, with Prime Minister Trudeau and Rabbi Plaut addressing mourners.
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Montreal
Olympic Village
Schmuel Lalkin
Munich
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
W. Gunther Plaut
Toronto
Free Lessons in Texas Fishing Magazine Offer
A damaged notice promotes a free copy of a Texas fishing magazine. It invites readers to send name and address to The Texas Fisherman Drawer E Houston Tx 77018 and highlights topics like temperature, depth finders, motors, and CB radios for both fresh and saltwater fishing.
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Ne Speciatronic
Texas Fisher
Ater Fishermen
Fouston
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Mrs. Rankin
LPGA
ASU
Maxie
Riddle
Sekel
JC Penney
Chris Evert
Fran Tarkenton
Muhammad Ali
Artis Gilmore
Pecos
Teaneck
N. J
Pak Cine
THE
Associated Press
Will Grimsley
Lalkin
Larkin
Texas
Liwenlen
United States of America
Pecos Enterprise
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