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A America s claim to the lop women golfers in the world is being seriously challenged As the gals prepare for this week s 16th . Open championship. A Field of 112 players has entered the open which starts its four Day stand thursday a Moselem Springs Golf club a picturesque but Tough course just North of Reading in Eastern Pennsylvania. The american girls especially the 65 professionals entered must be doing a Little soul searching after watching for Eigners walk off with their two most prize tournaments last year s open and More recently the ladies pea. Catherine Lacoste an Amateur from France left a lot of red faces behind in 1967 when she took the open title Home to Paris. It was bad enough losing to a foreigner but miss la Cost s Amateur standing really left the lady pros with egg on their faces. She was the first Amateur Ever to win the event. As if this was t Embarrass ing enough last week a 20 year old Canadian Sandy Post shot a five under Par 68 in a playoff at Sutton mass., to de 4 9 6 10 4 2 5 6 5 i 4 8 2 4 5 4 4 5 4 9 3 4 6 6 2 4 1 5 sick 4 01 4 i. 4 w 479 4.soj 5 31 i 6 4-". 240 Mustangs generals tie i Chicago a Forward John Zawalik scored two goals and assisted on a third sunday j As the Chicago Mustangs played i to a 3-3 tie with the new Yor generals. The tie extended the i Mustangs unbeaten Streak to 12games in the North american soccer league. Brigitte Parangot captures British Amateur Crown Walton Heath England a Brittle Parangot. 28 year old French golfer and de fending . p e n women s Champion Defeated Claudine Rubin also from France at the 20th Hole sunday to win the Brit ish women s Amateur Golf championship. Miss Parangot reached the final by defeating 32-year-old British Curtis cup player Bell Robertson 1 up in one Semi final and Madame Rubin bet Ter known in Golf circles As Clau Dine Cros went into the final with a 5 and 4 Victory Over 23 year old swedish school teacher Liz Forsell. Miss Robertson who saturday Defeated american Curtis cup players mrs. Anne welts of mount Yorton wash., and 19 year old Shelley Hahn of Fres no. Calif., 1 up. Went Down to miss Parangot in the Semi final. Throne Kathy Whitworth As la Dies pea Queen. Miss Post joined the pro tour Only four months ago. All the principals in these two upsets miss Lacoste miss Post miss Whitworth and theother leading distaff pros and amateurs will be on hand a Moselem Springs a course which on some holes requires Cannon instead of a Driver and a radar Putter on All greens. Don Fairman pro manager atthe four year old course predicts that four 72s on the 36-3571layout should win. He says Moselem Springs favors Thelong accurate hitter and a player who can read greens. Stamina should be important Here too. Over a course which defies walking let alone scoring. Miss Whitworth is the leading Money Winner on the women s tour with j17.255. She. Incidentally urged miss Post to turn pro. Since joining the tour miss Post has earned $5,971, including the s3.000 in becoming the first Rookie to win a tournament on the tour since 1961. Other prime contenders in clude four time champions Mickey Wright and Betsy Rawls and Sandra Haynie. A $10,401tour Winner this year. Patty Berg who won the first women s open in 1946, is in the Field As Well As former Cham pions Mary Mills mrs. Murle . Louise Suggs an Sandra Spuzich. The Amateur contingent of 47is topped by miss Lacoste mrs. Anne welts three time . To men s Amateur Champion Peg by Conley Jean Ashley Shelley Hamlin Phyllis Preuss. And Roberta Field will be Cut to the Low 40 scorers and ties after 36holes. If a professional wins the prize is $5.000. Amateurs Suchias miss Lacoste earn a cup an the satisfaction of embarrassing the pros. Standings Safe Continental conference fast pitch softball won Lett pet. I h. 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A the biggest International swim Ming meet this Side of the olym pics and one that May pro Duce More world records willbe held Here Friday saturday and 300 swimmers from 20 countries will compete in the Sec Ond annual Santa Clara International invitational la addition nearly every american Champion will be in the highlights will come when two top . Stars Don schol Lander and Mark Spitz Square off in the 100 and 400-Meler free 8 last sunday Spitz the 18 year old from Santu Clara Sei a world record o 4 07.7 in the too. Adding spice o that race will be the presence of Alain Mosconi of France and in s Angeles Greg Charleton both of whom held Ite world Mark at one time last the Schollander spit. Record olympic swimming coach George Haines of Santa Clara spin is without a doubt the greatest All around swimmer in the world but As far As a sin Gle race is concerned i would bet against Don Schollander Winner of four old medals atthe Tokyo olympics four years ago Schollander is building int top form for a final competitive fling in the Mexico City game sin october Haines said and thus May not by in his greatest shape. Schollander 21, will face yet another old rival Bobby Mcgregor of Scotland who finished second to the Yale senior in the 100 meters at Tokyo. Haines said there May Bemore world records set at the three Day meet than in Mexico because of the effects of the 7.700-foot Altitude at the olym Pic site. This will be a Good measuring stick for us to see just How far along we Are and what the Competition will be m the olym pics he said. Although Only in its second year the meet already is the closest thing there is to a world championship event and Hines said it May be called that next year. One indication of the importance foreign countries Are at Taching to the meet he said is the number of them that Are footing the Bill to Send their swimmers Here. Last year nine world records were set at the meet. Among the top foreign entrants Are Michael a Rollhaus and Klaus Barth of West Germany Kenji Ishikawa of Japan Guillermo Echevarrio of Mexico Elaine Tanner and Ralph Hutton of Canada Luis Nicolao of Argen Tina Karen Muir of South Africa and Olga Koci Movw of Czicho Slovakia
