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SO NEWS-HERALD, Panama City, Friday, July 11, I0T1 Koch Poses Threat To Crenshaw DALLAS Crenshaw easily captured his second round match in the 69th Trans- Mississippi Golf Tournament but a definite threat Thursday he whipped the oldest iRood. I just hit the ball more competitor in the vent, 'tt-year old Julian Arnold of Miami, If Crenshaw and Korh win arose in the form of Floridian both of their matches Friday Gary Koch. I they will meet in Saturday's Crenshaw survived the hot semifinals, temperatures on the Brook In the upper Rracket Harold Hollow Golf Club layout to or 1-awton, dispose of Gary Frankenfield of survived a bad day on the Fort Worth, 3-and-l. That course to defeat Don Truett of put the University of Texas La 2-nnd-1. Gard- star into the third round against home favorite Don Addington.

Koch, of Temple Terrace, had defeated Oklahoma State ace Danny Edwards in the first round Wednesday. ner had dcfeafed four-time champion Charles Coe in the opening round Wednesday. "I played a little better today," Crenshaw said. "My irons were a little better and my approach was very i FRIDAY TELEVISION RADIO LOG WEAR-TV CHANNEL 3 PENSACOI.A, FLA. 6:30 Hocans Heros 7:00 Bradv Bunch Family 8:00 Boom 222 8:30 Odd Couple 9:00 Love American Style 10:00 Perrjr Mason 11:00 News 11:30 Dragnet 12:00 Popcorn Theatre 8:00 Sign Oft WALA-TV CHANNEL 10 MOBILE, ALA.

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J. 11:00 II 'clock Report 11 CBS Movie solid today. The key lo Crenshaw's victory came at the eighth hole. Me stood l-up at the point and saw Frankenfield run in a putt for a birdie. Crenshaw was faced with making a 10- footer to keep from having the match fall back to even, but he canned it.

"That probably was the turning point." Crenshaw said. "That pult would have given him a lot more confidence. He just didn't make too many mistakes today." Frankenfield did make a mistake al the 11th, driving his ball into the woods to cost, him lhat hole. Crenshaw won the 14th to go 3-up, lost the 15th, but won the 17th to close out the match. dardner.

the surprise of the; tournament thus far, said be! and his opponent were both playing so bad they were justi trying to hang on. i The 27-year-old matheniali-j jfian fi'om Oklahoma City four-over-par golf for 171 holes. I "If either or Don had been playing anybody else today we would have both lost 7-and-fi. Neither one played at all well," he said. In other matches Thursday, i Wally Payne or Fort Worth, i who defeated medalist FToupe Wednesday, downed Don Rliss of St.

Louis 4-and-3; and Fischer Forfeits Second Game REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPi) interest already six there was "a conspiracy against me," U.S. grand Master Bobby Fischer Ricky Beck, 18-year-old Dolhan golfer, lias entered Miracle Strip junior tournament here Aug. 1-3. A 74 shooter, he was 1972 Soth Alabama Conference medalist and won the Dogwood Lakes junior title in 1970-71-72. Junior Meet Entries Needed months before the playing conditions ago." I were in proper order.

They said or Fischer felt the arbiter hadl fto violated the rules of the locked himself in his hotel lXhTls Eg an international Chess Federal! Jn Thursday and refused, to comeand would ask the out for the second game of the ts match committee to cancel the $250,000 world 0 glve SpasSky the se (results of the game. Under the chess match, forfeiting thej on elm jrules they have 12 hours to game to Boris Spassky of the 1 Fischer's spokesman said make a decision. (Soviet Union. would protest on "he! Icelandic chess sources quol- i grounds the clock was started Fischer as saying he was inot only protesting the cameras ibut also the fact that "there is a conspiracy against me here." The Fischer ultimatum in -i eluded closed circuit television cameras being used to give spectators in the hall a better view of the playing board. Despite last, minute attempts by organizers to get him to the, hall before the 6 p.m.

(2 p.m. KDT) deadline, Fischer refused to listen and turned off his telephone. i Lucas, Hippies Win Tag Battle Aides said the unpredictable! Lucas and his partners, chess genius stayed in bed to thp California Hippies, won their protest the presence of close-; one-fall six-man tag team wrestling match from Gorgeous George, Rick Renaldo and the Wrestling Pro Thursday night at Rainbow Garden when Lucas agreed to start the clock when' he arrived. Olafsson said he communicat-, ed this to Schmid who turned it down as being a violation of the; rules. Nikolai Krogius, one of; Spassky's seconds, said thej world champion might not to remain in Reykjavik if; Fischer did not show up for game on Sunday, which is the; third in the series of Spassky made no comments before leaving the hall.

circuit television the contest hall. He later allowed cameras in i an old friend, Icelandic grand master Dinned th p- 0 Fridrik Olafsson, into his holel tne "Talk to me about just about everything else but the match," Olafsson quoted Fischer as saying. "I am not interested in it any more. In fact, I lostjer matches. Greg Peterson was disqualified for trying to remove the Blue Yankee's mask, Rip Tyler beat Dick Dunn, and the Pro pinned Mike Boyette in oth- Following Thursday's forfeiture, a Fischer aide said the challenger had disconnected the telephone in his room and refused to talk with anyone about the camera dispute or the match itself.

Olafsson told newsmen that Fischer told him in his bedroom at 5:30 p.m'. (1:30 p.m. EDT) that he would agree to come and play if the arbiter WFSU-TV Paul Cain of Houston, CHANNEL 11 4:00 Sesame Street 5:00 Mistcrogers NelKliborhood The Electric Co. (1:00 What's New Film Feature 7:00 PM 7:30 Consultation .1:00 Washington Week in Review Space Between Words Devout Younir 10:00 Evening at Pons WMAI-STEREO 107.9 MHZ 89.3 Honrs Tom Hayward. chairman of the Miracle Strip junior golf tournament to bp played Aug.

al Panama Omnlry Club, defeated Bobby Wadkms oT mi sIow Richmond, 2-and-l. Wadkins is a brother of former U.S. doncVj'ifie is July 20 amateur champion I.anny Wad- kins. Young golfers interested in should send in their entry, with a picture if possible, i i.v, and be emphasized that the iNDIANAPOUS. hid.

(UPh -Dan Elliott grabbed a three i to Miracle Strip Junior Golf, post office box ll'iTi, Panama WJOE 1080 KC PORT ST. JOE, FLA. WGNE 1480 Khz GENIE KAOIO HEAR EARL NIGHTINGALE Mon.Fri. 8 A.M. and Noon Top 40 Modern Country RilJ Sports Mutual Network News 92.5 FM WPAP WSCM 1290 shot lead at the half-way pj.j of the.72.hole Public Links golf championships, firing nri even" ft 4tcstants to a shot at par ,0 Thursday to go with a 68 ftwnr(1s anf tm a Wednesday.

lot of durj the tourna Elliott, a 23-year-old college ment student from Portland, was the only golfer at or below pari C0 vf i 'age groups, 10 and under, 11-12 alter oyer the narrow and Coffin course. Mis two-under par was three better than second place Rick Schultz, Omaha, whose 71 Thursday gave him a one-over par 141 at the halfway mark. The narrow fairways caused problems for a good many of the golfers, including first- round leader Tom Clark, Ypsilanti, who fired a sizzling 67 Wednesday but ballooned to 78 Thursday. Gray Registers One-Hit Victory Ben Gray pitched a one-htt; game and got two singles as Op-; timists edged Bay National, 2-1, in a Senior Major League base-: ball game Friday night. Jack; Diltz the only hit off Gray.

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