Copeland Leads U S Girls In Junior Bonne Belle Cup Start
Caryn Copeland a Scottsdale teenager and fellow American players dominated Australian teens as the U S built a 32 lead in the Cup first round. Copeland won 6-0 6-1 over Debby Freeman in 42 minutes. Shelly Solomon won 6-0 6-1 against Elizabeth Sayers. Charlene Murphy beat Susan Lee 6-2 6-2. The Australian duo Pinto Little defeated Louie Austin 6-3 6-3 in doubles. Betty Sue Hagerman and Janet Young praised the high level of play.
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Cleveland
Caryn Copeland
Copeland
Scottsdale
Debby Freeman
Arizona
Tracy Austin
Chaparral
Chaparral High
Shelly Solomon
Silver Springs
Elizabeth Sayers
Australia
Susan Lee
Charlene Murphy
Alameda
Calif
Murphy
Jackie Pinto
Elizabeth Evans
California
Amanda Tobin
Elizabeth Little
Peanut Louie
San Francisco
Rolling Hills
Betty Sue Hagerman
Janet Young
Life of pro golfer Dave Hill defies glamour
Pro golfer Dave Hill menaces the sport’s image, saying the tour is grind and that most players struggle financially. He warns his sons against following him, notes his 1 million in earnings, 100 thousand yearly average, and cutting his schedule to 15 to 20 events. He details tour life, divorce, and his Denver home while promoting his book Teed Off.
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Dave Hill
David
Robert
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Gary Player
Hill
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fairway
PGA
Dave
Sandra Lee
Denver
TONIGHT Sports slate features World Tournament and more
Fastpitch softball opens at Municipal Stadium with matchups including Albuquerque vs New Haven and St Paul vs San Antonio. Papago Complex hosts Hardy-Holland, Turquoise Kings, and others. PCL Baseball has Phoenix Giants at Albuquerque. Pro Tennis shows WTT finals. Auto racing at Manzanita Speedway. Horse racing at Prescott Downs begins early afternoon.
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Albuquerque
New Haven
Ind
St. Paul
Minn
San Antonio
Tex
Edmonton
Canada
So. Calif
Mankato
Long Beach
Calif
Logan
W. Va
Tulsa
Okla
Papago
Hardy-Holland
Wisconsin
Turquoise Kings
Rock Island, III
New York
Southern Truck
Iowa
Schaefer-Smith
South Calif. Champ
Bruner-Fresno
Owen Sound
Phoenix Giants
San Diego
Phoenix
Memorial Coliseum
KOOL
Manzanita Speedway
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Prescott Downs
ISC
Tucson
Cincinnati Bengals
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco
California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Weiskopf and Weichers Lead in Westchester Classic Tie
Tom Weiskopf shared the 36 hole lead at seven under 135 in the Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club. Seven others joined him in the tie including Miller Barber Leonard Thompson Howard Twitty Rod Curl and Charles Coody. The field's size produced a tight logjam with 14 players within two strokes of the lead.
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Miller Barber
Leonard Thompson
Howard Twitty
Rod Curl
Charles Coody
Weiskopf
Wiechers
Westchester Country Club
Coody
Curl
Twitty
Dog Selex By Perry Mutuel Black Canyon Park Races
Selections for tonight's races prepared by Perry Mutuel veteran handicapper at Black Canyon Greyhound Park. Best bet Facinating Fire in the 6th, plus Quin-18 in the 6th. lane numbers and dog names listed for multiple heats.
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Perry Mutuel
Black Canyon Greyhound Park
Mutuel Mike
Play Tim
Popeye Jackson
Rick
Kena Kim
Lady Lea
Ro’s Happy
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Tray Jeno
Ariand K.C
Glamour Girl
Smal Toy
Rebel
Fred
Merry Linn
Patrick
Burley
Sonova
Craig
Justin
RCA Victorious
Streaker
Soave
Sidney
Alby
Oklahoma
Pat
Jud’s Hoss
Callahan Can
Profession
Andrew Lazar
Four Arizona clubs win tourney openers at Papago Complex
Inter national Softball Congress World Tournament opens with all four Arizona teams victorious. Schaefer and Smith of Phoenix backed by Terry Stapley and Leon Quackenbush beat Cache, Oklahoma 6 0. Hardy Holland of Phoenix edged Logan 3 2 as Jay Bickford and Denis Ferguson led Kingman Turquoise Kings to a 5 0 win over Turner Fresno.
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Schaefer and Smith
Phoenix
Terry Stapley
Leon Quackenbush
Blank Cache
Okla
Hardy Holland
Logan
W. Va
Jay Bickford
Denis Ferguson
Kingman Turquoise Kings
Tuuner-Fresno
Southern Truck Raiders
Albuquerque
Allen Calglazier
Ogden
Utah
Don Laster
Maui Braves
Hawaii
Larry Pacheco
Braves
Winchell’s
Fresno
Calif
Ralph Salazar
Blackfood
Idaho
Oshawa
Canada
New Haven
Ind
Peter Sanders
Bob Mosteller
Salt Lake City
Tulsa
Oshkosh
Wisc
Fort Collins
Colo
Illinois
Southern California
Pennsylvania
Winnipeg
Owen Sound
Wisconsin
Turquoise Kings
Rock Island
Papago
Southern
New York
Schaefer
Smith
Iowa
Racquets Host Friars in Western Finals Opener in Phoenix
Western Division title series opens in Phoenix at 7 30 p m with the Phoenix Racquets hosting the San Diego Friars at Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Phoenix holds a 4-2 regular season edge. San Diego swept Golden Gaters in the first round while Phoenix beat Sea Port. Chris Evert is favored in women s singles for Phoenix. Butch Walts faces either Rod Laver or Cliff Drysdale in men s singles with recent results 3-1 over Laver and 1-1 with Drysdale. The series shifts to San Diego Monday and possible Phoenix Tuesday.
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Phoenix
San Diego Friars
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
San Diego
Golden Gaters
Sea-Port
Chris Evert
Kerry Reid
Butch Walts
Rod Laver
Cliff Drysdale
Walts
Laver
Drysdale
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Harrison, N.Y
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Gene Littler
Pebble Beach
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Thompson
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Bobby Cole
George Burns
Andy Bean
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Mac McLendon
America
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Turf Enterprises, Inc
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Fairmont Hotel
Dalas
Texas
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United Artist Theatre
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Lois Luv
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