Palmer within one of U S Open lead at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer carded a four under par 68 to reach within one of the co leaders at the 72nd U S Open. Jack Nicklaus endured three bogeys as a crowded field remained even par after two rounds on the Pebble Beach course.
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Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Pebble Beach
Calif
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Cesar Sanudo
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Nicklaus
Wake Forest University
Lee Trevino
el Paso
Sanudo
Trevino
Blancas
Gary Player
South Africa
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Ralph Johnston
Rod Funseth
Lee Elder
Latrobe
Bob Jones
Roberto Wins Derby as Gallant Rival Undercuts Upset
Melvin Durslag recalls Moss Bros. dressing for Epsom Downs as Roberto Galbreath’s colt prevails by a nose over Rheingold after a 20 minute stewards inquiry. Lester Piggott rides for the victorious entrant while William Williamson is replaced midstream.
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London
Mr. Jonson
Ralph C. Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Moss Bros
Epsom
Claridge's
Roberto
John Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Wilson
Galbreath
Bill Williamson
Lester Piggott
Clemente
Wiliamson
Tattenham
Rheingold
England
Packers Acquire Woodlief From Rams In Conditional Trade
Green Bay obtains linebacker Doug Woodlief from Los Angeles for an undisclosed conditional 1973 draft pick. The deal depends on his ability to play. Woodlief, 6-3, 225 pounds, did not play last season after an injury and started for the Rams in 1969.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fredericks set American record at AAU track meet
Penn State senior Greg Fredericks won the 10 000 meters in 28:08.0, breaking the American mark and meet record, while facing defending champ Frank Shorter and Olympian Tom Laris. The 84th AAU nationals in Seattle also saw Randy Matson set a shot put meet mark and Rod Milburn tie the 110 meter hurdles record during Friday finals.
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Seattle
Greg Fredericks
Penn State
Amateur Athletic Union
Fredericks
Frank Shorter
Tom Laris
Billy Mills
Tracy Smith
Randy Matson
Rod Milburn
Matson
Milburn
Tom Hill
U.S
Eugene
Ore
Lee Evans
Richard Bruggeman
Ron Whitjney
Dave Wattles
Ken Swanson
Southern Cal Repeats As Collegiate Champs
Southern California wins its eighth College World Series title and third straight, defeating Arizona State 1-0 in Omaha. Coach Rod Dedeaux hails the comeback victory as USC’s McQueen earns MVP honors after a bases-loaded save and a dominant pitching performance.
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Southern Cal
Omaha
Neb
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
Dedeaux
Trojans
Arizona State
USC
Russ McQueen
McQueen
Sun Devils
Jim Brock
Steels
Sam Ceci
Daryl Arenstein
Jeff Port
Mark Sogge
Greg Widman
European Group Seeks Merger of World Boxing Titles
Paris based European Boxing Union directors Fernand Leclerc and Piero Pini proposed unification of world titles and rules at the WBC congress in Reno Nevada. They urged delegates to form a single world boxing commission by merging the WBC with the World Boxing Association.
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Paris
UPI
European Boxing Union
World Boxing Council
Reno
Nev
Fernand Leclerc
Piero Pini
WBC
World Boxing Commission
World Boxing Association
U S Davis Cup Stars Move Within One Win of Chile
The United States leads Mexico 2-0 in the North American Zone finals after Stan Smith beat Vicente Zarazua 6-2 6-1 6-2 and Tom Gorman edged Joaquin Loyo Mayo 8-6 6-3 7-5. A doubles win by Smith and Erik Van Dillen would seal the U S advancement to Santiago for the American Zone title.
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Mexico City
Chile
Mexico
Stan Smith
Vicente Zarazua
Tom Gorman
Joaquin Loyo
Mays
Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Loyo Mayo
Zarazua
U.S
Santiago
Gorman
Seattle
Romania
Italy
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Monaco
Soviet Union
Poland
Ralston
Bakersfield
Stan
Jolly Roger
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
United States Auto Club
Pocono
Action Track
A. J. Foyt
Local Little League Scores Bring Fast Wins Across Parks
Coca-Cola leads Coca Cola 16 to 6 over Elks with Pogue tripling and Sanders Gray Drake doubles. Great Scot routs Cottage Inn 9 to 2 as Williams strikes out nine. Hillman's beats Burger King 12 to 1. WTHI tops Coca-Cola 11 to 10 in a nightcap comeback. Vigo IGA defeats West Terre Rotary 8 to 7 with Archer two homers. Charaties 8 to 0 over West Vigo Jaycees. Tub O Suds 5 to 4 over Lee Field.
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Coca-Cola
16Th
Chase Sts
Little League Park
Elks
Pete Pogue
Bryan Sanders
Dan Grayless
Rick Drake
Tim Watson
Todd Wiliams
Cottage Inn
Wally Newton
Little League
Hillman’s
Burger King
WTHI
West Terre Haute
Vigo Iga
West Terre Rotary
Harvey Archer
Kirk Beel
Chris Pearson
Charaties
Bob White
West Vigo Jaycees
White
Bud Cates
Wayne Montgomery
Jaycees
Tub O' Suds
Lee Field
Pond
Woolley
WTH Rotary
Wilson
Agnew
Brad White
WV Jaycees
Menestrina
Leslerq
Ramsey
McCullought
Wagle
Myers
Myers and Bilyeu. Wthi 11, O'Leary, Fields, George and Sappington
Coca Cola
McCullough
Smith
Irwin
Booth
Grayless
Elkis
Watson
Harris
Great Scot
Williams
Bunk
Gosnell
Erb
NBA Players Face Fines Threatening First Strike
The NBA board of governors fines nine of the 11 All Star participants for playing without team approval and hints at a possible players strike, signaling a historic labor dispute. The fined players include Wilt Chamberlain Gail Goodrich Nate Archibald Archie Clark Dave DeBusschere John Havlicek Bob Lanier Bob Love Oscar Robertson. Connie Hawkins and Paul Silas had approval to play from Suns owner Dick Bloch.
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W. Va
National Basketball Association
League
Board of Governors
American Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Larry Fleisher
NBA Players’ Association
Fletcher
New York
Spain
Uniondale
N.Y
Wilt Chamberlain
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Nate Archibald
Cincinnati
Archie Clark
Baltimore
Dave DeBusschere
John Havlicek
Boston
NBA
Kennedy
Players’ Association
Governors
Abe Pollin
Baltimore Bullets
Julius Erving
Pollin
H. Wendell Cherry
Kentucky Colonels
ABA
Players Association
North Set For Semistate Showdown At Jasper
North High's baseball Patriots, 17-6, meet Vincennes 17-4 in a semistate semifinal at Jasper at 2 p.m. Coach Don Jennings may start Bob Cook, with Billy King pitching the nightcap as North seeks a return to the state final against Jeffersonville.
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Jasper
Patriots
Vincennes
Jeffersonville
Don Jennings
Bob Cook
Allies
Billy King
Boonville Jeffersonville
Ashies
Jennings
Danny Erwin
Steve Sanders
Steve Woerner
Jerry Fuller
Jerry Wells
Nate Mills
Steve Homburg
Joph Fay Spetter
Evansville
Baseball Patriots
Red Devils
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St. Moritz
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Herb Washington
Delano Meriweather
al Scheterman
Kent State
Hal Connolly
Arnie Robinson
San Diego
Jacques Pani
France
Robinson
Tim Vollner
Dave Smith
George Ambrow
European Group
By John Platedo
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Sportsman’s Corner
Ince
Lafayette
By Bert Rosenthal
Fleisher
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Bloch
Jim’s
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