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The Dnilii Telegraph 29 Monday July 24 1972 ScT1tOf Golf Snead too Britixh TT ompfi (rolf Championship Mrs RUBIN'S DOGGED FICFIT FAILS TO TOPPLE Miss WALKER Henley Royal Regatta Dela field Crooks strike lucky By DESMOND HILL DELAFIELD and Crooks of Leander one of three selected doubles had what luck there was in the draw for Henley Royal Regatta which starts on By Kyi I) It SOy nt Hunstanton orfolk JJICHELLE comment after she had retained the British golf title by defeating the Frenchwoman Claudine Crof Rubin by two holes in the final at Hunstanton on Saturday was much harder to win than the first BUCHANAN CAN DENT DURAN EGO By HENRY MILLER in New York OBERTO DURAN a xx Panama stroct-fightcr who became a local leaend with his brawling prowess when he was still in short trousers will tonight attempt to take the world lightweight title from Scotland's Kon Buchanan He has such small respect for well-earned reputation that he belittles him simply as another inevitable victim Such brashness from a 21 ear-old who obviously still relishes his past reputation as the scourge of Panama Citv "From the time I was a little kid 1 felt nobodv could beat ine is understandable But his outsize! ego may he destined (or swift deflation at Madison Square Garden Though Duran has won all 28 of his professional fights (24 bv kno k-outs including nine in the first round' he has never been matched against anyone with Buchanan's maturity and lass Since he took the world title from another Panamanian Ismael Laguna two years ago i and later defended it against the same man) Ruchanan has demonstrated convincingly that he is a worthy champion Wednesday They are in -the bottom half with only English and Irish to beat on their wav to the final The Russian double after a first round against a little-known American combination should meet the top American boat of Klecatsky and Dietz in a Friday semifinal which could leave the survivors and spectators limp and breathless The Diamonds look safe for export yet again even if seeding does pit him against the second string Russian Butkus who will have been involved earlier that day in the epic doubles race The 1 he win consolidated Miss position as the outstanding woman player in the British Isles This was Mrs Rubin second final the first being in 1968 but Miss Walker's partner Timoschinin should meet Klecatsky on Thursday and Dietz in both events the next day WMF Mo9tow the Russian Navy crew which was th r1 in the last European championships have been seederl to meet Tide-wav Scullers in the final of the Grand Challenge Cup Spartak Moscow have a bve to the final of the Stewards for the British opposition has melted away Even if Thames Tradesmen stand their ground which I believe is doubtful thev must beat the University of British Columbia to qualify for a third Anglo-Russian decider A strangely thin Thames Cup promises an Anglo-American final For the holders Harvard avoid the two British seeds Bewdley and Kingston until then O'Connor 47 years young and still a great competitor good Bousfield By JO FIN CAMPBELL at Iongniddry SiAM SNEAD 60 the 1 Virginian who defeated Ken Bousfield 52 by three and two in the 36-hole clash between the British and United States champions for the Pringle of Scotland world senior title at Longtiiddry East Lothian on Saturday was non-committal as to whether he would return to Britain Refore flying out from Prest- wirk vesterdav morning he i said that he found putting hemming more and more of a trial I've had a good run 1 have won the United seniors title five times and this was mv fourth success in the world he said good players such as Art Wall coming up to the 50-mark mv chances look none too he added Awkward style Certainly Snead's awkward sidesaddle st le on the greens failed to get the hall into the hole in the first round Rousfirld on the other hand with his long slow 1 stroke was positively brilliant He had been four up after 16 holes hut Snead took the last two with majestic fours getting up with medium irons where Bousfield failed with two woods After lunch Snead simply hit Rousfield off the course outdriving him by anything from 60 to 120 yards He took all of the first five holes the third fourth and fifth with straight birdies and few of the 2000 crowd privileged to watch it will forget that memorable exhihi- i tion on his way to the turn in 32 Connor outlasts the young ones By KEITH PETERS in Dublin CHRISTY senior a stroke behind going into the last round strode to his fourth win in the Carrolls £15000 tournament at Woodbrook yesterday greens at the 15th and lfith and fu time obtained a par with a (hip and one putt Mis Rubin's weariness became apparent when she left herself 10 feet short from 10 yards on the lath Miss Walker won that hole in five against six to take the lead Mis Robin missed from four yards foi what would have been a two ut the lfith and this was her last chain Miss Walker played the remaining two holes faultlessly to end the round two up The v-oips were Miss Walker 79 Mis Rubin 80 The semi final between Miss Walker and Laura Raugh 17 the United States national title holder wms no mutch Miss Walker winning 7 and 5 Carol lp Feuvre put up a gallant fight against Mrs Rubin leading bv a hole at the torn But she conceded the 12th and 14th and Mrs Rubin clm hed the match with a two at the lfith prevailed By the time they reached the final on Saturday afternoon Miss Walker and Mrs Robin if not physically weary had had the strain of Concentrating for their sixth round ot match play in three days Although Miss Walker led off with her cu -toman birdie three she was under pressure throughout the first half of the final She missed from five feet to lose the second went one down at the fourth when Mrs Rubin went in from 20 feet for a two and was two down after approaching wide at the sixth Good putting putts on the eighth and noth jrrl Miss Walker from falling further in arrears Mrs Ru: fioving gone out in par N8 -s Walker pved a superlative pn to five tret fiom the flag at the 12th which Ms Rubin three-putted and conceded Mrs Rubin saved herself bv striking the pin and staling dead with a i ent recovery from the bunk at the hack of the loth but her lead went on the 207yd 14th Miss iron was mis-hit and Mrs Rubin sent pei-fect wood to the green Miss Walker from a hanging lie in the rough F'itrhed over a hunker to eight eet and sank the pni tt for a three Mrs Rubin left herself a said shmt and missed for the half This proved the derisive hole Miss Walker went through the ATT A DRAW wav Wafbrook Hereford winner Wet bridge 4Trfdnt Alrlrn Thames Tltom 4 Hmp MolPev Brrptwond Canada Midland Bk Tlwmn I radenmnn Nottm ft Univ Mrtropolifan Marlow Upper Th-imen VMta Reading Selwyn Keninqton BRIT NNNIA CHAI Kingston Northwirh Thames Tradfvmen Quintin Bedford Notm ft Univ Marlow Newcastle Univ Oriel lowland Wallingford I Dublin Holfinyworth Lake Auriol Brnxbuitrne SII YFR GOBI FTS Rvding ft Hamilton (Queen's Belfast) Rokosh ft urphev (Argonauts Canada) Treacey ft levs (We bridoe ft White (Citv Orient) I ocke ft Warbrirk-Smith (Lennder A I) Turner ft Corpora (Lund Transport): winners alllev 1 ft Poliakov (Spartak Leningrad) ltronlec ft Shisaiski (Poland) winners Lee ft Howland (Ltrfnival!) Gillett ft Beadle (Kingston Hull): Phillips ft King (Nottm M-ifannia Wigqin ft Pemberton (I hm-dor) Haukelaml A H6y iR I Eire) Metraffe ft Appleby (Durbam A C) 1)01 Rl SCI Miller ft Grubb (Nottm ft Union) Ford Purnell (Hereford): winners K1etaisk ft Diet (N A ft Foote (Malta ft Nai raoansett US) kButkiis ft Timo-s hfnln Most mV) Delafteld ft (rooks (leander) winners Johnson ft Johnson (Upper Thames) Stheeman ft Rakison (London) lentiman Mav Ornntin) wirin' is Bishop Potts (Durham A C) Wolfe ft O'Callaghan ('I 11 ft ClortmeJ lire) DIAMOND (HAIL SCVttS Garrard (Me intllr Australia) It VV Parish (Eton Vikings) Wolfe (T D) Diet A C): I Kle atskv (N AC) A Bishop (Durham A C) Angler (Leander) A Timosi hinin (W VI Most (iw) Dwan (Poplar Hlickwall) Parsonage (Clydesdale) I) allaghan (Clonmel Fire) Miller (Univ of Carolina): Butkus (W Moscow) loome (Rvl Chester): Daws (Kingston) Drea (Vesper S) HENLEY REG Denotes selected crew GRAND HALL I Northeastern Univ Tideway Scullers scow winnei of Electricity ft Police Club Fqypt Lniv of Londhn LADIES XI I PI ATE Imperial goll Downing Pembroke Wadna-m Not tin I niv Hampton GS winners Oriel I niv Cos of Wales Uueen'4 Cambridge' 1 A Sandhurst Dublin I ItwMiam Univ of London winners Lags Holland i Aegir Holland winners of i Dcai on Univ herwell Cuius I unity Hall Churchill Reading Lniv Jesus Clare Emmanuel Exifor lniv St Catharines 1st ft 3rd Iiinity Solwyn Worcester Oxford THAMES CH ALL (IP Thames Ysa winners Pouter Black ward ft i-4 Midland Bk Kir gston H- nley MiidMune I'lt tins l'rad sin-n BavviHry lla vard Lniv St ffiotnas's Hosip mef Winners (Jnintin Barclays ilk London Bedford Galway 1 ire winner Nat Westminster Bk Ah leaey PRINCESS ELIZABETH CHAM I 1 tfin Bryanston winners BrtR- mnd Can i dVi Faffing GS hester winners Ridi Canada: Kent US winners Panglrofirne I manuel- winners UCS King's Worcester Cfio-ate US STEWARDS (HALL (TP tHvrtak Mincuw winners Univ oi British olunibfa Thmres Tradesmen PRINT PH 1 1 IP HALL CUP Leander Sf atliu in-s Canada: win ner- Univ of london: I SF A Marlow winners Hereford Oxford Univ ISi rORS CH ALL Downing Exeter Univ: 1st ft 3rd Trinity 1 rtv-m Univ penibn ke Clare- llamiv-t DreXell niv lTS St Thomas's Trinity Hall Unv of Londmn Bedford Mod Sell Reading Univ: MCS Shrivenhawn St WYrOID CMAI I CUP Midlands Venturers Leander Nottm Citv Outfit in: London Poplar Blackwell Christ Burch Cambridge Kingston Walton: City Orient Bur- JUKI IN 20 BEHIND Another disappointing round left Tnnv Jacklin well down the field after 74 holes jn the £37700 Western Open golf tournament in Chicago reports Reuter Mis 74 gae nim a three-round total ot 222 20 behind the leader Jiin Jamieson able resolve although but afler showing in front momentarily early in the day he destroyed his chances with a six at the 14th where his drive found a had lie and his second shot taught the top of a bunker Not the least significant feature I of the tournament was the splendid progress of the young Italian Baldovino a in finishing third a shot behind Talbot His controlled plav sug-ested that he is ready for the ig breakthrough FINAL TOTALS O'C minor Stir Dublin) 75 67 (£2500) 288 lilimt it Mid-Surrey) 71 72 (£1 750) 289 I) OuMii (Italy) 68 75 (£1250) 290 A I tort on Him Manor) 70 72 II Wile ork (Warren 71 70: PoCInnd (Balmoral) 73 69 lown- send (Portmamock) 77 68 (£675 each) 291 II Bannerman (Banchory') 68 72 Newton (Australia) 70 71 Bill Africa) 75 70 292 Kinsetla (CaMle) 72 72: A Owen! C-Klllinev) 73 72 I (ireoson 'Moor Allerton) 74 72 Brown (Hillamshirr) 74 69 Inilmm (Moor Allerton i 74 68: I) Dibson (St Pierre) 70 76 and improved his bank balance by £2500 in the process thriving on the support of a huge crowd strode flamboyantly to his first success of the season with a seven-under-par 67 for a 72-hole total of 284 four clear of his closest pursuer David Talbot prize of £1750 was easily the biggest of his career but in the final analysis the clay belonged exclusively to At 47 he is still a wonderful competitor as ho emphasised repeatedly by producing decisive shots when they mattered most Typical of his resource under pressure was his birdie four at ihe long lfilh when with Talbot still in touch he rolled in a putt of lfift New grip pays off Finally he holed a seven-yarder on the home green for another birdie to vindicate his decision to hange his putting grip midway through the tournament Talbot fought with commend ROWING IIIM IIS I Ul cvir IlMiwIinn Fria ISIIOHS' 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9-17 Angier bt Smith easilv 9-210 WYFOtn (UP Metropolitan RC bt Putney Tn RC easily 8-13 HPFR AGAIN Uhandter Harper (U S) won the £450 top professional prize in the 1 £3000 Sunbeam Electric pro-am tournament yesterday on the Ffownfield Dundee course where hr won the world senior championship four years ago PROFESSION 69 Harper (1 7 0 Io pp (Spain) 73 W'nMenholme -Australia) Bernadini 1 Panton Dunlop (Torrance Houv) 74 Fisher (Sudbury) Nagle (Australia) rorvru icr Rrk Buk a Oxnn 8 Rds 4 i Stoke Poqesi Surrey Kent 1 Rochester I 'tscv 7 Middlesex 5 nstvel I Htlli Hampshire Sussex 51 I ittleha mphnn CYRII GH AY TROPHY Ptib Sih Old Boas Oser-50 I inent Worfilcdon Semi-finals: hit-ilft bt A (oil 21 Fpaom bt 2-1 I inal Fi4nm bt Whitqift 2-1 Ue prefix 01 onlv wlien telephoning from OU I SIDE LONDON PICCADII I 437 4 506 Previews from July 6 Lsqs 8 First Night July 18 Ihe Young Generation Uen M-h Christine lioliu la John PULL BOIH ENDS ISC HI It I INE ART 30 King St St James's Wl 01-830 3942 Opening 1 xbibitt- a JOl MNi FROM CoUKItLI AND COROT IO MOORE BACON AND LIND-NLK Until 29th July Mon -Fri 10-530 bats 10-1230 PETER KNIGHT'S CHOICE Michael Benline is one of the few comedians who can raise more laughter with gentle chatter about himself and his experiences than with Ihe more conventional gag lines W'hat makes people laugh is obviously a subject close to his professional heart and in Talk About London (BBC-1 730 pm) he attempts to find the answer during a tour of the city Among the people meets are stockbrokers porters from Billingsgate Beefeaters and stall holders in Petticoat Lane each with his own particular brand of humour Providing more comedy is Bonnie Barker in His Lordship Entertains (BBC-2 850 pm) who this yveek looks around for something yyhicn will attract more paying customers to his stately home hotel With no great flash of originality he hits upon the idea of a Safari Park which inevitably brings its own problems Throughout the Wimbledon fortnight Ihe BBC 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