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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1971

Page

8

Ingram Urges Generation Gap in Clemson Athletics

Clemson coach Hootie Ingram tells Aiken Lions Club the generation gap is vital to athletic programs. He cites progress and says Clemson football is 100 percent stronger than last year while older leaders guide younger players.

Clemson Ingram Aiken Lions Club Bill Charlton

Clemson ready to grow in size and speed with new recruits

Clemson coach Ingram explains off season plans to boost size and speed. He notes signing 19 linemen between 6'2" and 66" and 220 to 250 pounds, spring practice improving running game, and new junior college players. He stresses academics and athletics advancing together and Clemson’s ACC status.

Clemson Ingram

Yankees Stadium Costs and City Battle Over Shea Stadium

The column traces Babe Ruth’s sale and Yankee Stadium’s rise, then cites Mayor Lindsay and Sanford Garelik arguing over spending 24 million to buy and renovate Yankee Stadium or use Shea for Yankees and Giants. It notes Shea’s losses, potential four-team use, and the civic value of a modern venue. It ends with a basketball photo caption from Madison Square Garden.

Jacob Ruppert Tillinghast L’hommedieu Huston Babe Ruth Yankee Stadium Ruppert Dan Topping del Webb Larry MacPhail Bronx Newark Kansas City Joe DiMaggio Charley Keller Tommy Henrich Phil Rizzuto Joe Gordon Spud Chandler George Weiss John Lindsay New York Columbia Broadcasting System Yankees Wellington Mara Football Giants CBS Mara Sanford D. Garelik Shea Stadium Mets Jets Giants Shea Garelik Houston New Orleans Jake Ruppert Macy and Gimbel

Bullets Capture Eastern Crown In Final Thriller

The Baltimore Bullets edged the New York Knicks 93 91 at Madison Square Garden to seize the Eastern Conference title and set up a best of seven final against the Milwaukee Bucks. Monroe led Baltimore with 26 points while Dick Barnett scored 26 for New York.

Baltimore Gene Shue Earl Monroe Kevin Loughery Bullets Knicks Madison Square Garden UPI Baltimore Bullets New York Knicks Madison San Francisco Warriors Los Angeles Lakers Milwaukee ABC Ray Charlie Scott Virginia Squires Kentucky Utah Indiana New York Dick Barnett Monroe

Drifters Bowling League Scores and Standings Update

Bowler totals include BT Barnes Ray Braddy Kowell Lowe Jack Lawrence Jim Chapman Joey Morris Jack Harris Bill Woodward Mary Williams Nina Bell Dave Lawrence Charlotte Lawrence Billy Molony Bobby Timmeran Delando Leaphart Jessy Goldman Andre Holley Sandra Hopkins Martha Leaphart Jake Blackmon etc. Highs noted Jessie Goldman 209 and 239 handicap. Andre Holley 532. Sandra Hopkins 594 handicap. Split pickups listed for several pairs with multiple 3-10 and 4-5-7 combos.

BT Barnes Ray Braddy Kowell Lowe Jack Lawrence Jim Chapman Joey Morris Waryene Burleson Mary Williams Nina Bell Dave Lawrence Charlotte Lawrence Billy Molony Bobby Timmeran Marvin Cumbee Rita White John Harden Mary Barnes Sonny Vuick Ed Happ Phyllis Carter Dan Morris Jake Blackmon Delando Leaphart Drifter’s Bowling League Jessie Goldman Andre Holley Sandra Hopkins Pick Uppers Bowling League Wwe Heart of Aiken Restaurant Piggly Wiggly UB Leminick Pharmacy Satcher Ford Coca Cola Oo MT Quattlebaum Studios Village Pharmacy Gunter Construction Co Belis Cabinet Works Citgo Farmers & Merchants Bank Berne U Quattlebaum Studios Millie Todd Elsie Smith Dessie Raborn B. T Barnes Carolyn Martin Bernessery Faye Phelan Faith Griswold Ruth Dugas Grace Morris

Hawks Face Must Win Game In Semifinal Showdown

Chicago Black Hawks, tied 1-1 with the New York Rangers in the best of seven series, must win Tuesday night after a 2-1 overtime loss on home ice. Billy Reay says the team can improve despite the setback. The Hawks had swept Philadelphia in the earlier round while the Rangers needed six games to eliminate Toronto.

Chicago New York Rangers Chicago Black Hawks Rangers Black Hawks New York Montreal Black Hawk Billy Reay Reay Philadelphia Toronto

St Angela Academy Banquet Set for Thursday Evening

The St Angela Academy Booster Club will host its annual athletic banquet at 7 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Lodge with WJBF sportscaster Pat Mulherin as guest speaker. Tickets are $2 each, available from booster club members.

St. Angela Athletic St. Angela Academy Booster Club Knights of Columbus Lodge Augusta WJBF Pat Mulherin St. Angela Booster Club

Racing Roundup: Multiple winners at Aqueduct Pimlico and Arlington

Ellesia races to the Loyalty Purse at Aqueduct beating Tibb by three quarters of a length. Tudor Reward nosed Mister Diz to win the Riggs Handicap at Pimlico on opening day. Fleet Wing takes Arlington Heights Purse at Arlington Park by five lengths over Loud and True. Vindictum survives a claim to win the Suffolk Downs Patriot s Day Handicap beating Storm Velocity by a neck.

Associated Press New York Ellesia Aqueduct Tibb Baltimore Tudor Reward Mister Diz Pimlico Chicago Fleet Wing Loud and True Arlington Heights Arlington Park Boston Vindictum

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