Terri Buck the Notre Dame Cheerleader Shaping Change
Notre Dame’s Terri Buck, a 5-8, 130-pound senior from St Mary’s, emerges as a controversial figure influencing campus culture and coed integration. Her on field presence and media buzz coincide with Notre Dame absorbing St Mary’s College, signaling broader shifts under President Hesburgh.
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Trevino Aims For Million In Prize Money In Open Debut
Lee Trevino, after his Open victory over Nicklaus, seeks a million in prize money this season as he tops money list with 165100 in 1976. He eyes the British Open and Tournament of Champions and notes Casper’s single year record could fall this year. NFL pre season slate totals 78 games starting July 30 with Colts vs College All Stars and rematch of last year’s Super Bowl in Baltimore.
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Dixie League Night of Big Blasts and Close Finishes
Shreveport's Larry Hanson hit a grand slam in the first as his team beat Arkansas 7-4 in Dixie Association play. Asheville downed Charlotte 4-1 in nine innings, with rain halting the second game. Amarillo edged Albuquerque 4-3 in 12 innings, while Memphis topped Birmingham 5-3, Jacksonville beat Columbus 15, Savannah crushed Montgomery 6-0, and San Antonio defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 8-4.
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Bobby Allison Captures Sixth NASCAR Victory at Space City 300
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama won Meyers Speedway race in Houston for his fifth straight NASCAR win. He earned $1,700 and 100 Winston Cup points boosting season total to 1,908 as James Hylton finished second. Richard Petty faded after early pit stop. Walter Ballard finished third.
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Girls Softball Results Highlight Local Teens
June 17 results feature Pecos Automotive Yellow Jackets defeating Dan Peyton Oilers 24 to 18 with Terry Salcido as winning pitcher and Patricia Dade as loser. Linda King homered for the Yellow Jackets. The First National Bank Panthers beat the Evening Optimist Queens 23 to 8, Dorothy Smith winning pitcher and Charla Clark losing. Virdie Ephriam homered for the Panthers. June 21 saw Morning Optimist Rainbows 21 Fleas 13 with Elizabeth Guerrero winning and Kelly Clark losing. Sylvia Polanco homered. Red Robbins defeated Silver Gems 7 to 0 by forfeit after the Gems refused to continue tied 18-18. June 22 Yellow Jackets beat Oilers 26 to 20 with Terry Salcido winning and Patricia Dade losing. Teenage Panthers beat Tastee Freeze and Hector’s Chevron Lions 44 to 1. Dorothy Smith winning, Barbara Smith losing. Ephriam, Jenkins, and Dorothy Smith homered. Upcoming games include Rainbows vs Farmerettes and Queens vs Lions on June 24.
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Bravo's pinch double caps Padres sweep of Astros
Angel Bravo delivered a game winning two out double in the bottom of the ninth to lift the San Diego Padres to a 4-3 victory over Houston and complete a twin bill sweep. Tomm y Dean provided a 3-2 opener in 12 innings as Bob Miller earned the relief wins.
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Richey, Taylor Tied Up In Wimbledon Duel
The match stalled at darkness with Cliff Richey and Roger Taylor tied two sets each and 7-7 in the fifth. Richey led 6-2 3-6 2-6 6-4 before play halted. a decisive fifth will be played under traditional scoring.
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Ivey Wins Two Events in Pecos Summer Track Meet
Joel Ivey swept the midget division with first places in the 50 and 100 yard dashes at Pecos Summer Track on June 19. The Pecos midget relay teams posted second and third places, with rosters including Dale Moore Kevin Dean Mike Salch Edward Tersero Stacy Blackwell Roy Martinez David Johnson and Roy Ybarra.
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Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew’s son presents homer ball to dad
In a clubhouse scene after the game, Minnesota’s Harmon Killebrew hit his 11th homer of the season, 498th of his career, and his son Kenney retrieved the ball from left field seats and offered it to him with the remark if he wanted it. The moment followed a 6 3 loss to the New York Yankees?
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snapshot
Statistics show Oliva of Minnesota leading batting with .382 after 150 at bats and 94 hits, Murcer of New York close at .337 and 82 hits, while Killebrew of Minnesota tops RBIs at 55 and Stargell of Pittsburgh leads with 72 RBIs. Pitching highlights include Cuellar with a .971 record and 2.96 ERA, Blue of Oakland 152 decisions and 1.46 ERA, plus 146 strikeouts. Other leaders include Bonds and Brock for runs and steals, and Stargell with 26 home runs.
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Shaving Strokes by Frank Beard
Frank Beard discusses golf strategy in rough terrain at La Costa Country Club. He explains how the long heavy rough challenges players and why an upright swing helps escape, emphasizing forward progress over perfect contact and off the tee.
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Shaving Strokes Promises Better Golf By Beard
Frank Beard urges golfers to improve with his book Shaving Strokes and directs readers to send name and address plus $1 per copy to Shaving Pecos Enterprise P.O. Box 489 Dept. 797 Radio City Station New York NY 10019 for purchase.
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