Melnyk Keeps Fast Pace In American Golf Classic
Steve Melnyk shot 68 to reach 137 after 36 holes at the American Golf Classic in Akron Ohio. He shares the lead with Bert Yancey and Ray Floyd while Arnold Palmer and Jim Wischere sit one stroke back amid a tight field.
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Dave Eichelberger
Cubs edge Red Sox in 10 inning pitcher duel
Cub duo edges Red Sox 10 to 9 as Mike Baker and Steve Jankovsky combine on the mound. Dave Young and Dan Gardiner each collect two hits for the Cubs while Gary Carr adds two for the Sox. The 1972 APL tournament team lists Debrosse Durack Switzer Lesczynski Yeager Fuenning Boyce Hernandez Blose Romanella Kotch Metzger Young Jankovsky and Carr with Dick Elman as manager and Boyce Turner as coaches.
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Mike Baker
Steve Jankovsky
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Dan Gardiner
Greg Debrosse
Greg Durack
Rick Switzer
Rick Lesczynski
Rick Yeager
Kelly
Fuenning
Frank Boyce
Hugo Hernandez
Kory Blose
Jerry Romanella
Dan Kotch
Steve Metzger
Young
Jankovsky
Carr
Dick Elman
Joe Boyce
Rick Turner
Carefree Inn hires Higgins as tennis pro for resort plan
Billy Higgins and wife Jill take charge of the tennis program at Carefree Inn. Higgins, reportedly ranked 36th nationally, aims to develop a pro program with limited facilities and a beginner base, charging modest rates while the resort grows.
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Dodgers waive o Wilhelm ending 20 year major league career
Hoyt Wilhelm, 48, faces irrevocable Dodgers waivers as the club seeks to release him. He could be claimed by Thursday, then become a free agent. The knuckleballer has appeared in 1,070 games, a major league record for any pitcher, with lifetime ERA 2.50 prior to this season.
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Ferrari Favored To Win Six Hour At Watkins Glen
Ferrari leads as main contender in the six hour endurance race at Watkins Glen New York for the World Manufacturers Championship. The Gulf Mirage driven by Derek Bell and Carlos Pace is their closest challenger while Ferrari teammates Ronnie Peterson and Tim Schenken on pole lead a strong grid. McLaren set course records in the Can Am race with Peter Revson and Denis Hulme leading a nearly new car in the lineup.
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Greyhound selections and racing notes from Black Canyon Park
Listings show post positions and selections for the week at Black Canyon Greyhound Park near Phoenix with best bets noted for 8th race. Also contains public procurement notices from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley town hearing details for August 10 1972 and related official notices.
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Ali to fight Greg Peralta in Barcelona August
Spanish boxing promoter Luis Bamala said Muhammad Ali agreed to fight in Barcelona on August against Gregorio Peralta of Argentina. The announcement places Ali in another bout as he continues his armored comeback.
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Hawaii Islanders Defeat Phoenix 5 1 in Honolulu
George Brunet and Joe Moeller combined on a six hitter as Hawaii Islanders beat Phoenix 5-1. Brunet earned his 10th win, Gary Matthews homered for Phoenix, Steve Whitaker drove in a run with a double, and John Matias added two RBIs in the fifth. Moeller earned the save with four hitless innings.
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West inks contract with Lakers for two years
Los Angeles All Star guard Jerry West reportedly signed a two year deal with the Lakers worth about 600000. West, 34, has spent 11 seasons in Los Angeles and helped lead the club to the NBA title this spring while vowing to stay until championships return.
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