UCLA Beats UCLA Landed Top Recruiting Class Says Roanoke Times
The Roanoke Times lists UCLA among the nation’s top recruiting schools with five fresh faces, led by Richard Washington of Portland. The survey names four other Bruins from California and notes North Carolina and Nevada Las Vegas also placed four players. Washington, Lagarde, Dantley, Cox, and Ellis are highlighted among the standout prospects across several programs.
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Detroit
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Louisville
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New Castle
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Marquette
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Florida and Crenshaw Lead NCAA Golf Meet after Round Three
Florida maintained first place with a ten stroke lead over Oklahoma State in the team standings after 54 holes at Stillwater. Ben Crenshaw of Texas moved into medalist contention with a 69 giving him a three day total of 206 while several players trailed at 208 including Gary Koch Phil Barry and Paul Simpson. Bob Gilder of Arizona State shot 65 the best round of the tournament to reach 214.
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Paul Simpson
New Mexico
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Whalers Trade Brs Selby for Chariebuls to Toros
In WHA action Boston area report notes New England Whalers swap Wind Brs Selby to Toronto Toros for inf wing Bob Chariebuls. Philadelphia reports Bernie Parent becomes first National Hockey League star to jump to WHA with Piinaelenerelltevent contract to Flyers. Vancouver Canucks name Hal Lavoe as general manager with a midyear contract extension. Nastase defeats Merewell 3-6 7-5 2-5 in London semifinals.
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Philadelphia
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Philadelphia Flyers
Vancouver
Hal Lavoe
Vancouver Canucks
National Hockey League
Tennis
London
Ile Nastase
Romania
Alexander Merewell
Bovied Union
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Secretariat may race alone at Arlington Park
AP reports Triple Crown winner Secretariat could run unopposed in a 14 mile Invitational at Arlington Park next Saturday. Linda's Chief refused to enter against him, while Elizabeth Pritchard of Minneapolis doubts victory for Our Native, partly owned by Dr Ed Thomas of Lexington and trainer Bill Besseguet Jr. of New Orleans.
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Lexington
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New Orleans
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Blue Chip
Austin Mittler
Swimming Meet Results Show Young Record Breakers
The meet lists numerous events across age groups with swimmers from Metro Y, Tucson Racquet, Glendale, and Derby. Notable performances include Scott Frankel in boys 8 under and Julia Parke in girls 11 14, with several top times backing strong clubs and a large relay medley showing Heights and Metro Y leadership.
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Strong helps Stanford with distance swim training
Steve Strong, formerly at Sahuaro High, notes Stanford’s shift from sprint focus to distance swimming after joining the team last fall. He won the 11f-meter freestyle 400-meter freestyle and 400-meter individual medley at the Southern Arizona meet, and aided Metro YMCA in a 2nd place 400 free relay. He discusses summer training, Olympic trials, and nationals in Louisville, while contrasting summers with Santa Clara Swim Club and San Rafael Swim Club as he prepares for a fall debut at the University of Washington.
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Ninth annual SAAA meet closes with wins by Scott and Franckel
The event ends with two sessions starting at 6 30 as Scott and David Franckel each win three events in their age divisions Scott took the 50 breast 100 free and 50 back in boys 8 and under while David captured the 50 butterfly 100 free and 200 free in boys 10 and under Strong, a Stanford recruit, discusses balancing sport and academics amid his high pressure swim career with peers like Job and Hencken and coaches Daland and Counsilman.
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Indiana
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