Berning captures another women's U.S. Open title
Susie Maxwell Berning won her second U S Open Championship in five years at Winged Foot, rallying from four strokes back to beat Pam Barnett and three others. Berning shot 71, benefitting from a late birdie on No 17 while Barnett faltered. Rankin and Ahern tied for second with 73 and 70 respectively as rain plagued the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Susie Maxwell Berning
Pam Barnett
Mrs. Benning
Incline Village
Nev
Pam
Miss Barnett
Judy Rankin
Kathy Ahern
Mrs. Rankin
Miss Ahern
Betty Burdevidt
Goolagong Aims At Evert As Wimbledon Quarterfinals Near
Defending champion Evonne Goolagong sets an unknown experiment to test against rising rivals including Chris Evert at Wimbledon. Evert, 17, faces Patti Hogan in the quarterfinals while Goolagong targets Evert en route to the semifinals at the All England Club. Other Americans such as Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals also reach the quarterfinals, with Stan Smith and Jimmy Connors leading the men's side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimbledon
England
Evonne Goolagong
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
Australia
Miss Evert
Evonne
Chris
Miss Goolagong
Russia
Olga Morozova
Francoise Durr
France
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Patti
Britain
Mrs. King
Long Beach
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Billie Jean
Virginia Wade
Six Ohioans do well at AAU national meet in Canton
Six Ohio athletes led by the Canton Track Club finish among top contenders at the 1972 AAU National Women and Girls Track and Field Championships. The Canton one mile relay team of Anderson, Boring, Stewart and Sahfer won in 3:24.5. Ohio runners also claim high placings in the 3,000 meters and two-mile relay, with teammates from Dayton Kettering Striders and Columbus Track Club among the podium finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
UPI
Ohio
Canton Track Club
Kathy Anderson
Bonnie Boring
Bonny Stewart
Nancy Sahfer
New York Atoms
Columbus Ohio Community Track Club
Brenda Webb
Dayton Kettering Striders
Tena K. Anex
Carmichael. Calif
Will
Kettering
San Jose Cindergals
California
Yankees Sweep Tribe in Doubleheader Drills Indians
The Yankees used three left handed pitchers to beat the Indians 6-1 and 5-2, sweeping the doubleheader. Rob Gardner and Sparky Lyle shined, Lyle earning his 16th save as Bobby Murcer drove in three in the opener. Graig Nettles hit a sixth inning homer for Cleveland, while Ken Aspromonte remained hopeful despite the skid.
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Rob Gardner
Sparky Lyle
Cleveland
Indians
Texas
Yankees
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Gardner
Boston
Lyle
Peterson
Graig Nettles
Murcer
Roy White
Blomberg
Bernie Allen
Stewart wins easily at French Grand Prix
British driver Jack Stewart won the 38 lap race at Clermont-Ferrand on the Cha rade track, breaking away on the 20th lap after Chris Amon punctured. Emerson Fittipaldi finished second to maintain a commanding lead in the World Drivers Championship with 34 points. Amon finished third, Cevert fourth, and Peterson fifth. Stewart’s win moved him to 21 points.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
UPI
Emerson Fittipaldi
Jack Stewart
Britain
Stewart
Tyrrell
Fittipaldi
Chris Amon
New Zealand
Matra
Lotus
Amon
Francois Cevert
Ronnie Peterson
Sweden
Morrow wins junior golf title after seven tries
Mike Morrow 18 of Stow finally won the Mid-American Junior Open at Possum Run in Mansfield Ohio defeating South Smith 17 Akron 5 and 4 in the championship flight. The Kent State freshman claimed the event after seven entries, with 390 players entering and 192 advancing to six flights. other flight winners included Heffelman, Decker, Gardner, Miner, and Slusser in a wide field of young golfers.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Mike Morrow
Stow
Morrow
Mansfield News-Journal
Kent State University
South Smith
Akron
Possum Run
Bob Heffelman
Pete Eddy
Dearborn
Mich
Jim Decker
Fremont
Bob Smith
North Royalton
Bob Gardner
Port Clinton
Jeff Myers
Toledo
Larry Miner
Struthers
Tom Hall
Kent
Doug Slusser
Rick Stevens
Cuyahoga Falls
Elyria Breaks Slump With 6-2 Win at Bucyrus
Elyria Le gion nine halted a four game skid by beating Bucyrus 6-2 in game two of a doubleheader after Bucyrus won the opener 2-1. Jeff Sears fanned three, Lin McKeever struck out 12, and Bob Bosley had three hits for Elyria.
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Bucyrus
Elyria
Legion
Jeff Sears
Lin McKeever
Sears
McKeever
Ben Grochowalski
Bob Bosley
Keith Slavin
Bosley
Elyrians
Bob Rieth
Brad Felkey
Craig Dunnham
Schlather Pitches Two Weekend Wins for Schlather Insurance
Schlather Insurance improved to 7-1 after two victories last weekend as Schlather won twice. Elyria beat Elyria Telephone 9-7 while Avon Adlers lost 8-5. Slavin relieved in the second inning after Scrivens strained arm, with Slavin and Bosley driving in key runs for Elyria in a 7-15-1 season record. Mike Kovacs homered and doubled while Schlather’s four hits helped down Telephone.
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Scrivens
Slavin
Elyria
Bosley
Dennie Donich
Biethmen
Simon
Ruggles
Ted Dicken
Charlie Barbee
Mike Smith
Schlather Insurance
Elyria Telephone
Avon Adlers
Schlather
Downing Telephone
Mike Kovacs
Avon
Kiwanis Nine Romps Opponents In Buzzer Data Vars
Kiwanis nine dominated with RBI by Mike Kovacs and hits from Shipp Youngless and Howington. Batteries-Korona and Miles, Eise man Hass and Schneider held the foes scoreless. Wyneski and Rothem contributed, with Kovacs notching two doubles and a homer.
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Korona
Miles
Eiseman-Hass
Schneider
RBI
Mike Kovacs
Wyneski
Howington
Rothem
Shipp
Youngless
Dave Shipp
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Evert
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Pasadena
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Belleville. Il
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Toledo Roadrunners
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Lincoln Park
Wolverines
Beth Warner
Columbus Track Club
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Cleveland Indians
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Pete
Sparky
Bobby Murcer
Ron Blomberg
John Ellis
Ellis
Hopkins Airport
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Ken Aspromonte
Aspromonte
Clarke Bell
Munson
Broharor
Lolich
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Fosse
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Chamblis
Torres Duffy
Michael
Sam
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Riddlebrer
Johnson
Clarke
Sanchez
Mingori
Colbert
Tidrow
Riddleberger
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Moses Blomberg
Nettles
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Allen Chamblis
Lyle Camilli
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Kenney
Leon Gardner
Clarke Farmer
Johnson Nettles
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Moses
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N. Ridge Rd
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Gary Brooks
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Tom Simon
John Ruggles
Gerry Scrivens
Felkey
Grochowalski
Sandusky
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Kiwanis
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Dixon Starker
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Simon R EI Pfhalor
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M. Kovacs
Lubich McKeever
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Gonzales Dunnham
Donich
Howingth
Margaret Bishop
Lean Younglss Scarbred
Bishop Sears
Sebastian
Shipp Slager
Tiedh Bopp Robbins
Tiedh Bopp Robbins Knapp Polatmik
Buevrus
Mike
Craig Dunn
Ham
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Telephone Co
Seblather Ins
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Slager
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Whaleybourgh
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Tiech
Chapel
J Kovacs
T. Wneski
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Lubieh
Whaley
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Dicken
Barbee
Smith
Hahn
S— Dicken
Scri
Alcoholics Anonymous
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B & J Roofing CO
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You
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Alesse
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