Teens Set World Records At National AAU Swim Meet
Debbie Meyer of Sacramento and Catie Ball of Pompano Beach led a record breaking run at the Women's Outdoor National AAU Championships. Meyer became the first woman under 18 minutes in the 1500 meter free and Ball set a 200 meter breaststroke mark while surpassing other top times. Nine world records fell across the four day meet.
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Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
Calif
Catie Ball
Pompano ‘Beach
Fla
Miss Meyer
Miss Ball
Ball
U.S
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Cecilia Dougherty
Philadelphia J A.C
Janie Barkman
Vesper Boat Club
Luil
Ellie Daniel
Vesper B.C
Miss Kolb
Santa Clara Swim Club
Miss Watson
Lee I Davis
Linda Gustavson
Whitworth Wins Open in Pekin to Set Tourney Scoring Mark
Kathy Whitworth captured the Wom en's Western Open in Pekin Illinois with an 11 under par 289 closing 71. She set a new tournament record, earning her sixth LPGA title of the year and boosting earnings to 21 067. Sandra Haynie finished second at 292, with Shirley Englehorn third at 298 and Coral Mann fourth at 300.
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Miss Meyer
Patt Carello
Lincoln
Neb ‘Las
Sue. Pederson
Santa Clara
Calif
America International Board
Utrecht
Holland
Linday Gustavson
Santa
Pekin, Ill
Kathy Whitworth
Mary Lena Faulk
Nashville
Kathy
Pekin Country Club
Shirley Englehorn
Caldwell
Idaho
Coral Mann
Mary Mills
Biloxi
Miss
Pair Ties In Sweeps At VS Golf Event
Ronald Bisse and George Van Herpe tied with handicap 67s at Van Schaick Island Country Club in the golfball sweepstakes weekend. Walter Monast won the class B title with 85-15-70. Other scores include Don McQuay 79-11-68 and John Gradon 76-56-70. In the ladies division Lucerle Daigneaut and Mrs Lee Bass tied Class A with 72s. Mrs Lee Allen led Class B with 100-30-70. Marie Tessier claimed Class C with 58-17-41.
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Ronald Bisse
George van Herpe
Walter Monast
Don McQuay
John Gradoni
Elmer Facteau
Tom Valentini
Tommy DeLudie
Lucerle Daigneaut
Lee Bass
Lee Allen
Marie Tessier
Frank Rogan
Thomas Dwyer
Marie Lussier
John Campbell
Don Gulling
John Bilinsky
Rain Delays Nassau Bowl Final Between Newcombe and Roche
The Nassau Bowl Tournament of Champions final in Glen Cove New York was halted by rain as Australians John Newcombe and Tony Roche led 2-2 in the first set of a best of five. The match, featuring Wimbledon champion Newcombe and third seed Roche, will resume at 1 p.m. today.
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N.Y
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Newcombe
Roche
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