CARNOUSTIE
Scotland
AP
Any
golfer
who
birdies
Carnousties
feared
par
five
14th
hole
can
feel
pleased
with
himself
Jack
Newton
of
Australia
did
it
in
Sundays
playoff
for
the
British
Open
But
Tom
Watson
went
him
one
bet
better
¬
ter
He
eagled
it
Watson
who
was
earning
a
history
of
choking
in
major
tournaments
went
on
to
win
the
crown
and
he
said
his
eagle
chip
at
the
14th
was
the
stroke
that
counted
the
most
toward
the
title
I
hit
a
good
wood
for
my
second
shot
and
it
landed
in
short
grass
just
off
the
LAKE
ONTARIO
SWIM
TOM
WATSON
TAKES
BRITISH
OPEN
PLAYOFF
Chipping
to
victory
on
wings
of
an
eagle
green
about
30
feet
from
the
pin
Watson
said
I
took
a
chipping
wedge
for
my
third
shot
and
it
ended
in
the
hole
Watson
went
on
to
a
one-under-par
71
over
the
7065
yard
par
72
course
and
edged
Newton
by
one
stroke
It
was
the
fourth
time
in
five
days
that
Watson
had
shattered
par
on
the
famous
course
and
it
helped
ease
bitter
memories
of
two
con
consecutive
¬
secutive
United
States
Opens
when
he
blew
chances
to
win
The
488
yard
14th
where
the
playoff
turned
in
Wat
Watsons
¬
sons
favor
is
called
the
OLYMPICS
VICE
PRESIDENT
SAYS
spectacles
because
two
big
round
bunkers
peer
out
in
front
of
the
green
Watsonsteered
past
the
bunkers
with
his
second
shot
but
missed
the
green
The
chip
however
was
one
of
the
outstanding
shots
of
a
memorable
tournament
Carnoustie
is
a
dragon
when
the
wind
comes
up
but
for
the
first
three
days
there
was
scarcely
a
breath
of
wind
Watson
had
scores
of
7167
and
69
on
the
first
three
rounds
Newton
shot
69
71
and
a
course
record
65
Then
a
westerly
wind
came
up
and
in
the
fourth
round
the
title
was
up
for
Tom
Watson
and
wife
Linda
kiss
the
British
Open
Cup
No
point
trying
again
TORONTO
CP
-
Angela
Kondrak
has
had
enough
of
Lake
Ontario
The
15-year-old
marathon
swimmer
whose
second
bid
to
cross
the
lake
ended
early
Saturday
evening
said
Sunday
night
there
will
no
third
attempt
Lady
Lake
has
beaten
me
twice
she
told
reporters
as
she
sat
in
her
suburban
back
backyard
¬
yard
There
is
no
point
in
trying
again
The
youngster
was
less
than
three
miles
from
the
Toronto
lakefront
when
pacer
Cliff
SSC
Lumsdon
pulled
her
from
the
lake
at
715
pm
EDT
but
it
was
a
wind
shift
that
took
place
six
hours
earlier
that
really
dashed
her
hopes
The
southerly
wind
that
had
pushed
her
to
within
nine
miles
of
her
goal
by
1
pm
turned
easterly
creating
swells
of
15
inches
By
the
time
she
was
pulled
from
the
water
harbor
police
estimated
the
swells
had
grown
to
waves
of
up
to
four
feet
Angela
remembers
waves
she
says
were
12
feet
high
She
was
cold
and
fatigued
after
20
Twmisrapsssaais
-t
BW
ft
Mm
t
II
8ffln
Kondrak
smiles
outwardly
hut
sad
inside
hours
in
the
water
when
she
began
to
lose
strength
and
sink
and
Lumsdon
pulled
her
out
The
challenge
of
the
lake
is
not
the
distance
but
the
weather
Angela
said
Sunday
night
Its
unpredictable
I
had
bad
luck
with
the
weather
both
times
I
tried
but
I
still
felt
I
met
the
challenge
because
I
did
my
best
I
never
feel
disappointed
in
myself
when
I
do
my
best
Never
Angela
came
closer
to
mak
making
¬
ing
the
32
mile
crossing
last
year
She
had
been
in
the
water
for
more
than
24
hours
when
she
was
pulled
from
the
water
last
Aug
19
less
than
a
mile
from
the
lakefront
On
both
attempts
she
actu
actually
¬
ally
swam
more
than
32
miles
because
she
was
unable
to
stay
on
the
most
direct
route
between
her
Youngstown
NY
starting
point
and
Toronto
There
were
reports
that
Angela
was
losing
conscious
consciousness
¬
ness
when
the
swim
ended
but
Dr
Bill
Brummit
an
anesthesiologist
at
the
hospital
who
was
aboard
the
pacing
boat
said
she
was
not
uncon
unconscious
¬
scious
when
she
was
pulled
out
Saturdays
disappointment
wont
put
a
crimp
in
Angelas
plans
to
swim
the
English
Channel
She
will
attempt
the
22
mile
crossing
after
Aug
14
whenever
the
weather
per
permits
¬
mits
In
golf
COLUMBUS
Ohio
AP
-Carol
Mann
sank
a
22
foot
putt
on
the
final
hole
today
to
win
the
lightning
delayed
65000
Ladies
Professional
Golf
Association
tournament
here
The
LPGA
president
had
broken
a
tie
for
the
lead
with
Jan
Ferraris
with
a
six
foot
birdie
putt
on
the
previous
hole
The
34-year-old
Miss
Mann
winning
her
36th
career
tour
tournament
¬
nament
finished
with
a
one
overpar
73
for
a
54
hole
total
of
209
seven
under
par
on
the
Riviera
Country
Club
course
grabs
as
player
after
player
Dowed
in
the
stiff
breeze
Watson
made
72
and
New
Newton
¬
ton
74
The
scores
put
them
even
at
279
one
stroke
ahead
of
Jack
Nicklaus
Johnny
Miller
and
Neil
Coles
and
they
went
to
an
18
hole
playoff
Sunday
the
wind
blew
again
but
from
the
east
In
the
playoff
Watson
took
the
lead
with
a
birdie
on
the
second
then
moved
two
strokes
out
in
front
when
Newton
an
Aus
Australian
¬
tralian
pro
who
plays
the
European
circuit
bogeyed
the
third
But
Watson
bogeyed
the
fifth
and
New
Newton
¬
ton
evened
it
with
a
birdie
on
the
sixth
They
made
the
turn
in
par
36
Newton
who
like
Watson
is
25
and
virtually
unknown
on
the
international
circuit
led
briefly
when
he
birdied
the
12th
but
he
lost
a
stroke
at
13
Then
came
the
14th
which
was
played
with
such
per
perfection
¬
fection
that
either
player
should
have
had
reason
to
puff
up
with
pride
As
it
turned
out
the
eagle
was
the
margin
Watson
needed
He
bogeyed
the
16th
sending
the
playoff
to
the
wire
By
the
time
the
two
approached
No
18
rain
splashed
the
course
and
sent
many
of
the
spectators
scurrying
to
tents
to
watch
the
finale
on
television
Watson
played
it
in
par
Newton
blasted
from
a
bunker
beside
the
green
and
needed
a
12
foot
putt
to
send
the
playoff
into
more
extra
holes
He
missed
by
inches
The
title
the
first
major
victory
in
nearly
four
years
as
a
pro
belonged
to
Wat
Work
at
Montreal
proceeding
well
MONTREAL
CP
-
Her
Herman
¬
man
Van
Karnebeek
vice
president
of
the
International
Olympic
Committee
IOC
told
a
news
conference
Friday
that
construction
work
on
facilities
for
the
1976
Summer
Games
is
proceeding
well
Van
Karnebeek
of
the
Netherlands
and
Britains
Henry
Banks
IOC
technical
director
concluded
an
inspec
inspection
¬
tion
visit
this
week
of
practi
practically
¬
cally
all
facilities
except
train
training
¬
ing
areas
We
are
convinced
that
if
this
pace
is
kept
up
most
of
the
construction
will
be
finished
in
time
for
interna
tional
events
this
year
Van
Karnebeek
said
Banks
said
later
that
the
progress
made
since
a
visit
by
IOC
president
Lord
Killanin
of
Ireland
in
May
oculd
mean
the
next
inspection
by
IOC
offi
officials
¬
cials
will
be
put
off
until
October
Construction
delays
because
of
labor
disputes
primarily
at
the
main
stadium
site
sent
Olympic
body
and
prompted
an
agreement
between
organizing
committee
officials
and
the
IOC
for
an
exchange
of
visits
to
monitor
progress
Van
Karnebeek
said
he
was
most
impressed
by
work
on
the
Olympic
Village
When
Mr
Killanin
was
here
he
saw
the
foundations
but
we
saw
four
buildings
ris
rising
¬
ing
13
storeys
The
Village
is
a
very
pleasant
affair
and
we
are
convinced
that
the
athletes
will
feel
at
home
right
from
the
start
The
IOC
members
visited
equestrian
facilities
at
Bro
mont
Que
the
archery
site
at
Joliette
Que
and
sailing
facilities
at
Kingston
Ont
Van
Karnebeek
said
he
would
not
comment
on
gther
issues
facing
the
organizing
committee
and
IOC
including
Games
costs
Earlier
this
week
Mayor
Jean
Drapeau
of
Montreal
sub
submitted
¬
mitted
figures
to
a
municipal
affairs
committee
of
the
Quebec
national
assembly
that
MORE
GOLF
son
as
did
the
16500
first
prize
Newton
owned
the
course
record
and
13200
as
runner
up
Watson
shouts
for
joy
after
key
putt
forecast
a
Games
deficit
of
221
million
but
the
committee
determined
it
could
be
16
mill
million
¬
ion
more
More
sport
page
12
Tape
wins
CPGA
at
wire
TORONTO
CP
-
As
far
as
Bill
Tape
is
concerned
ignor
ignorance
¬
ance
is
bliss
especially
for
a
young
golfer
facing
the
pres
pressure
¬
sure
of
trying
to
beat
out
vete
veteran
¬
ran
George
Knudson
for
first
money
in
the
Canadian
Profes
Professional
¬
sional
Golfers
Association
championship
Tape
28-year-old
pro
from
the
National
Club
at
Wood
bridge
Ont
charged
from
three
strokes
behind
to
over
overtake
¬
take
the
38-year-old
Knudson
on
the
final
five
holes
of
the
72
hole
tournament
Sunday
at
Bayview
Golf
and
Country
Club
But
he
had
no
thanks
for
the
spectators
who
informed
him
that
he
had
drawn
even
with
Knudson
on
16
and
that
when
he
got
to
18
all
he
needed
was
a
par
to
win
his
first
CPGA
crown
Id
rather
have
not
known
he
said
There
was
enough
pressure
without
the
knowledge
When
I
got
to
18
and
learned
I
was
one
stroke
ahead
my
heart
started
pounding
twice
as
fast
But
while
I
was
waiting
to
putt
I
had
a
little
talk
with
myself
I
told
myself
that
even
if
I
missed
there
would
be
a
playoff
and
that
took
a
little
pressure
off
As
it
turned
out
he
rolled
in
his
three
footer
and
walked
off
the
green
to
claim
his
7000
first
prize
his
biggest
payday
in
seven
years
as
a
pro
along
with
the
Labatts
Cup
Knudson
who
has
won
eight
United
States
pro
tournaments
and
nearly
500000
during
his
pro
career
had
to
settle
for
the
5250
second
prize
Tape
who
came
to
the
final
round
leading
Knudson
and
Gary
Bow
erman
of
Toronto
by
two
strokes
had
a
winning
score
of
67-71-68-69-275
rrtne
under
par
on
the
6445
yard
par
71
course
Knudson
who
was
10
under
par
after
an
eagle
on
the
495yard
par
five
second
and
birdies
on
8
11
and
12
saw
his
lead
disappear
with
bogeys
on
the
par
four
418
yard
16th
not
my
favorite
hole
and
the
par
four
385
yard
18th
His
scores
were
68-72-68-68-276
In
third
place
another
stroke
back
was
Bowerman
whose
71-70-67-69277
earned
him
3500
but
more
impor
important
¬
tant
an
automatic
berth
in
the
Canadian
Open
in
Montreal
on
July
24
27
Moe
Norman
of
Gilford
Ont
Bob
Rose
of
Hamilton
and
Wilf
Homenuik
of
Win
Winnipeg
¬
nipeg
tied
for
fourth
with
280
and
each
won
2250
Norman
decided
he
did
not
want
to
play
in
the
Canadian
Open
and
passed
up
a
chance
to
play
off
with
Rose
and
Homenuik
for
the
final
exemption
won
by
Rose
on
the
second
hole
Bob
Panasiuk
of
Windsor
Ont
who
tied
for
sixth
with
Frank
Whibley
at
281
also
has
a
Canadian
Open
exemption
along
with
Knudson
and
winner
Tape
Tape
whose
only
previous
Canadian
professional
tour
victory
was
last
years
Manitoba
Open
said
he
thought
he
had
surrendered
any
hope
of
winning
when
he
bogeyed
the
13th
but
he
birdied
14
and
15
and
when
Knudson
got
into
the
sand
and
blasted
16
feet
past
the
pin
on
16
it
was
all
tied
Knudson
not
wanting
to
make
the
same
mistake
as
on
Saturday
when
his
second
shot
was
short
on
18
hit
a
eight
iron
over
the
green
His
ball
hitja
spectator
and
bounced
back
saving
him
from
an
almost
impossible
chip
He
still
put
his
third
shot
eight
feet
past
the
pin
and
when
his
putt
curled
past
the
hole
it
left
Tape
needing
only
a
par
to
win
Best
18
of
the
final
round
was
shot
by
Dave
Barr
of
Kelowna
BC
who
tied
the
course
record
with
a
66
to
go
with
earlier
rounds
of
73
7670
His
285
gave
him
a
share
of
14th
place
with
Brian
Kaye
of
Hor
Hornby
¬
nby
Ont
and
winnings
of
430
Bill
Wright
of
Edmonton
the
first
round
leader
with
another
record
tying
66
finished
with
78-71-74-289
good
for
270
QUAD
CITIES
OPEN
THE
CITIZEN
Prince
George
-
Monday
July
14
1975
-
13
The
Citizen
Sports
RON
ALLERTON
SPORTS
EDITOR
562
2441
Major
upset
streak
ends
for
Labatts
by
STEVE
PYLE
Citizen
sports
reporter
Labatts
United
took
its
first
North
Cariboo
Soccer
Associa
Association
¬
tion
regular
season
loss
in
63
games
over
four
seasons
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
at
Rotary
Stadium
Woodland
Sash
took
Labatts
3
2
with
a
strong
showing
in
the
second
half
which
spelled
the
difference
Youth
and
the
will
to
win
was
what
won
the
game
for
us
said
Woodland
coach
Al
Auld
after
Sundays
surpris
surprising
¬
ing
win
We
have
come
close
with
Labatts
in
the
past
but
have
never
beaten
them
before
I
think
this
gave
us
a
little
extra
desire
Labatts
led
2
1
at
the
half
on
goals
by
Jeremy
Falk
and
Lino
Nadalin
with
John
DeRosario
adding
one
for
Woodland
DeRosario
was
the
outstand
outstanding
¬
ing
man
on
the
field
and
chipped
in
two
goals
including
the
winner
Jim
Chesworth
had
the
other
Woodland
marker
Woodland
was
missing
two
top
players
for
the
contest
but
rear
guard
Stu
Grover
made
his
presence
felt
in
his
first
game
for
Woodland
Hes
a
real
good
one
said
Auld
We
took
them
too
easy
said
Labatts
goaltender
Gaetano
Mauro
We
control-
STANDINGS
G
Labatts
12
PG
Fab
10
Woodland
11
Quesnel
9
Olympics
10
Mackenzie
9
Kickers
10
led
the
game
but
came
out
flat
in
the
second
half
Well
any
anyway
¬
way
wed
rather
lose
to
a
bunch
of
kids
than
an
older
team
Jeremy
Falk
and
Lino
Nada
Nadalin
¬
lin
scored
for
Labatts
In
other
action
the
Kickers
and
Mackenzie
drew
3
3
while
the
Olympics
bombed
the
Forbes
Construction
Cana
Canadians
¬
dians
4
1
in
Quesnel
Steve
Horvath
led
the
Olym
Olympics
¬
pics
scoring
three
goals
while
John
Katalinic
had
the
other
Chris
Apostolou
added
four
assists
Tony
Carrero
was
the
lone
Quesnel
marksman
Olympics
led
1
0
at
the
half
Alan
Mason
had
two
goals
for
Mackenzie
in
the
draw
while
Ronnie
Stouble
had
the
other
Rudy
Rayac
netted
a
pair
for
the
Kickers
while
Mita
Tomic
had
the
other
The
point
for
the
Kickers
was
their
first
of
the
season
In
other
league
news
it
was
announced
before
Sundays
game
that
Labatts
forward
Sebastian
Serra
has
received
a
three
game
suspension
and
a
five
game
warning
for
an
incident
last
week
when
he
got
into
an
altercation
with
a
lines-
Next
NCSA
action
is
Sunday
when
there
are
two
games
here
and
one
in
Mackenzie
18
n
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Brian
Redman
at
Watkins
Glen
WATKINS
GLEN
NY
AP
Brian
Redman
of
Bri
Britain
¬
tain
and
Mario
Andretti
of
Nazareth
Pa
have
been
tak
taking
¬
ing
turns
winning
Formula
5000
races
this
year
and
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
was
Redmans
turn
Redman
cruised
to
victory
after
duelling
half
the
race
with
Jackie
Oliver
of
England
who
finally
skidded
off
the
course
and
out
of
the
race
Andretti
meanwhile
had
igni
ignition
¬
tion
trouble
at
the
start
of
the
30
lap
10131mile
race
over
the
winding
337mile
Watkins
Glen
road
racing
course
and
fell
to
the
back
of
the
pack
Redman
earlier
won
the
For
Formula
¬
mula
5000
at
the
Pocono
cir
circuit
¬
cuit
in
Pennsylvania
the
first
in
the
nine
race
series
after
Andretti
blew
an
engine
But
Andretti
won
at
Mosport
Ont
From
seven
shots
back
MOLINE
111
AP
-
Lit
Little
¬
tle
known
Roger
Maltbie
charged
from
seven
strokes
back
to
score
a
course
record
64
Sunday
and
win
the
75000
Quad
Cities
Open
by
one
stroke
over
Dave
Eichelberger
The
24-year-old
Maltbie
scored
his
first
Professional
Golfers
Association
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
victory
worth
15000
with
a
total
of
275
over
the
par-
71
6305yard
Oakwood
Coun
Country
¬
try
Club
course
Eichelberger
whose
last
tour
victory
was
the
1971
Mil
Milwaukee
¬
waukee
Open
started
the
final
round
with
a
three
stroke
lead
over
Terrance
Dill
Frank
Beard
and
Howard
Twitty
Jr
However
the
31-year-old
Waco
Tex
native
despite
a
birdie
putt
on
the
18th
hole
Police
needed
at
soccer
fiaht
TORONTO
CP
-
A
near
riot
brought
an
international
soccer
game
at
CNE
Stadium
to
a
halt
Sunday
night
An
estimated
50
policemen
along
with
12
cruisers
were
rushed
to
the
stadium
when
the
disturbance
broke
out
with
23
minutes
left
to
play
in
a
game
between
Toronto
Serbian
White
Eagles
and
Monterrey
of
Mexico
The
score
was
tied
1
1
w
hich
gave
the
Mexicans
a
3
1
edge
in
the
two
game
total
goal
firstround
series
in
Congress
of
North
Central
American
and
Carribean
Soccer
Feder
Federation
¬
ation
play
The
uprising
began
when
Dragon
Denkowski
of
Toronto
and
Gustavo
of
Monterrey
started
hacking
at
one
anothers
legs
They
each
started
punching
and
then
Denkowski
started
running
for
the
sidelines
The
taller
Mexican
was
in
hot
pur
suit
and
caught
the
Toronto
player
near
the
touchline
Without
warning
about
100
of
the
2500
spectators
rushed
the
field
and
police
were
called
Referee
Harry
Landauer
of
San
Francisco
stood
by
as
players
of
both
teams
tossed
punches
at
one
another
and
the
fans
joined
the
melee
Some
of
the
spectators
were
wielding
steel
chairs
they
had
picked
up
at
the
timers
bench
Postponed
The
big
six
softball
league
was
idle
Friday
due
to
teams
playing
in
a
Mackenzie
tourna
tournament
¬
ment
The
league
will
make
up
Fridays
games
later
Prince
George
Pulp
was
scheduled
against
AR
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Machinery
and
Stone
Creek
will
play
Baldy
Hughes
came
in
with
a
one-over-par
72
Maltbie
who
got
his
pro
cardi
after
the
PGAs
fall
qualifying
school
last
November
is
in
his
first
year
as
a
pro
and
Sun
Sundays
¬
days
round
was
his
lowest
since
he
joined
the
tour
Mark
Hayes
finished
third
after
shooting
a
two
under
69
at
277
Gary
McCord
came
in
at
278
with
a
closing
70
Dill
Twitty
and
Homero
Blancas
were
at
279
four
strokes
behind
the
leader
and
Tony
Cerda
was
at
280
Defending
champion
Dave
Stockton
was
at
281
Dill
and
Twitty
shot
final
round
72s
Beard
had
a
74
Blancas
closed
with
a
69
Cerda
shot
66
and
Stockton
72
Veteran
Sam
Snead
was
tied
for
second
five
strokes
behind
Eichelberger
after
Fridays
round
However
he
faded
from
contention
Saturday
with
a
77
He
came
back
Sunday
with
a
68
to
finish
at
two
under
282
Many
of
the
games
big
stars
passed
up
this
tournament
to
play
in
the
British
Open
in
Car
Carnoustie
¬
noustie
Scotland
Wm
nipping
Redman
by
only
six
tenth
of
a
second
And
so
the
stage
was
set
Sunday
for
a
showdown
between
the
pair
in
the
third
race
of
the
nine
race
series
Unfortunately
Andretti
had
to
leave
the
battle
to
Redman
and
Oliver
And
quite
a
battle
it
was
with
Oliver
leading
for
14
laps
and
Redman
right
on
his
tail
Redman
said
later
that
he
knew
Oliver
was
going
to
have
trouble
because
of
leaking
oil
from
the
engine
1
couldnt
pass
him
Red
Redman
¬
man
said
He
wouldnt
let
me
He
weaved
and
he
shut
me
off
Redmans
opportunity
finally
came
on
the
15th
lap
and
he
shot
ahead
of
Oliver
on
a
straightaway
Four
laps
later
it
was
all
over
for
Oliver
who
blew
his
engine
and
skidded
off
the
course
at
a
90
degree
turn
The
victory
left
Redman
comfortably
ahead
in
the
For
Formula
¬
mula
5000
series
with
96
points
Al
Unser
the
two
time
Indianapolis
500
winner
finished
second
Sunday
and
moved
up
to
second
place
in
the
point
standings
with
48
points
Andretti
who
had
been
second
dropped
back
to
third
with
41
points
Derek
Bell
takes
enduro
WATKINS
GLEN
NY
AP
Derek
Bell
of
Britain
and
Henri
Pescarolo
of
France
drove
an
Alfa
Romeo
to
victory
Saturday
in
the
Six
Hours
of
Endurance
race
for
sports
cars
at
the
Watkins
Glen
road
racing
course
Another
Alfa
Romeo
driven
by
Arturo
Merzario
of
Italy
and
Mario
Andretti
of
Nazareth
Pa
placed
second
finishing
on
the
same
lap
as
the
winner
In
third
place
three
laps
back
was
a
Renault
Alpine
driven
by
Frenchmen
Gerard
Larrouse
and
Jean
Pierre
Jarier
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