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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1971

Page

6

Palmer Outlasts Hill In Match Play

Palmer defeats Mike Hill 68-71 to advance to the third round of the United States Professional Match Play Golf Championship at Pinehurst. Hill eagled the 17th to close the gap before Palmer secured a birdie on the 18th. The event carries a $200,000 purse with a $35,000 first prize and features a fromat that inspires varied results across a five day schedule. Palmer will face Dave Eichelberger in the next round after Eichelberger eliminated Lionel Hebert 72-76.

Pinehurst N.C Arnold Palmer Mike Hill Hill Palmer Dave Hill Dave Eichelberger Eichelberger Lionel Hebert Julius Boros Gene Littler Art Wall Gardner Dickinson Boros Terry Dill Wall Hubert Green Littler Dickinson Hinson George Knudson Charles Coady North Carolina Ray Floyd Jack Nicklaus Bob Smith

Gillman Leads Chargers Into 1971 Rebuilding Drive

Sid Gillman returns as Chargers coach with Harland Svare as GM and a major roster overhaul. Key trades send Lance Alworth to Dallas for linemen and receivers while rookie Mike Montgomery battles for a running back spot behind Hadi, Garrett, and Burns.

San Diego Sid Gillman Sir Sidney San Diego Charger Gillman Sid Chargers Los Angeles Ram Harland Svare Charger Eugene Klein Lance Alworth Alworth Dallas Walt Frazier Ron Billingsley Houston Doug Wilkerson Jerry LeVias Pettis Norman Tony Liscio Green Bay Kevin Hardy Mike Montgomery Kansas State Mike Garrett Leon Burns Long Beach State John Hadi Hadl Gary Garrison Thunder

Woman baseball player Jackie Jackson contract canceled

RALEIGH NC AP The class A Carolina League will not feature Jackie Jackson this season. Raleigh-Durham general manager Walter Brock said he sent a telegram cancelling the club’s contract offer made the previous day. Jackson, 23, from Burtonsville Maryland, did not make the cut in a Pittsfield Massachusetts tryout with the Eastern League AA club.

Raleigh, N.C Jackie Jackson Walter Brock Raleigh-Durham Miss Jackson Burtonsville, Md Pittsfield Mass

Lynchburg, Burlington Split In Doubleheader Pitcher No-Hitter

Righthander Dave Glotz threw a seven inning no hitter as Lynchburg beat Burlington 5-0 to split the Carolina League twin bill. Burlington then edged Lynchburg 3-2 in 12 innings in the nightcap. Peninsula and Rocky Mount had games rained out.

Associated Press Dave Glotz Lynchburg Burlington Glotz Peninsula Rocky Mount

Red Sox end Royals series hope with 7-0 win

Ray Culp allowed six hits and pitched a six-hitter as Boston beat Kansas City 7-0 ending a recent skid. The Sox avoided a season sweep threat while Cleveland topped Milwaukee 10-6 and Baltimore beat Chicago 8-7 in eight innings after rain. Ed Farmer earned relief for Cleveland as they rallied from a 4-0 deficit.

Sas City Royals Boston Red Sox Boston Kansas City Royals Red Sox Eddie Kasko Ray Culp Cleveland Indians Milwaukee Brewers Baltimore Orioles Chicago White Sox Washington California Culp Ken Wright Reggie Smith Smith Ed Farmer Cleveland

Baseball Standings Sunday Games Listed

Baseball standings summary lists Sunday games including Atlanta at Chicago, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at New York, San Diego at Montreal, Pittsburgh at Houston, Cincinnati at St. Louis. The schedule shows major league matchups across cities.

Atlanta Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles New York San Diego Montreal Pittsburgh Houston Cincinnati St. Louis THE Associated Press Francisco

Professional Athletes Not Exempt From Wage Freeze

Washington AP reports the 90-day wage and price freeze applies to pro athletes. The Cost of Living Council says unsigned players cannot negotiate new contracts during the period. Eagles GM Pete Retzlaff says teams may negotiate unsigned contracts with clauses tying to the executive order and wage controls remaining until removal. He notes uncertainty on bonuses and long-term deals.

Washington Nixon Cost of Living Council Council Pete Retzlaff Philadelphia Eagles Retzlaff

Shadow Brook Dominates Grand National Steeplechase Handicap

Shadow Brook won the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap at Saratoga by 12 lengths over last year’s champ Top Bid. Tsip victorious at Delaware in the Glamour Purse, and Nueccess River tops Hawthorne’s Advocator Purse. Bagdad’s Rocket sweeps Atlantic City with Carlos Jimenez, Del Mar features True Balcony edging Rigatoni King, and Bull Bayour bests Risky Alibhai at Rockingham.

Associated Press Saratoga Springs N.Y Shadow Brook Saratoga Stanton Del Tsip Delaware Chicago Nuecess River Hawthorne Atlantic City Bagdad Rocket Carlos Jiminez Gray Intent del Mar Calif True Balcony Rigatoni King Salem N.H Bull Bayour Risky Alibhai Rockingham

Gorgeous Gussie Moran returns to Open scene after 20 years

Gertrude Moran known as Gorgeous Gussie enters the U S Open at Forest Hills with a neat and conservative outfit plan. The former top U S player and Wimbledon novelty drew UN officials' notice as she faces Alena Palmenova West of Czechoslovakia in the opening round.

Forest Hills N.Y Gertrude Gussie’ Moran Santa Monica Calif Gussie Alena Palmenova West Czechoslovakia West Side Gussie Moran United Nations C. V. Narasimhan India Vic Seixas John Newcombe Australia Jan Kodes Stan Smith Pasadena Hope Raul Ramirez Mexico Cliff Richey San Angelo Tex Charlie Pasarell Puerto Rico

Fermata Club Tourney extends finals into weekend

The Fermata Club Junior Tennis Tournament extends through the weekend after unbeatens lose in Friday play. Mike Moore defeats Brent Oldenberg 6-2 6-0 in the 18 under boys. John Meadows beats Bryan MacDonald 8-3 in a pro set. Final rounds and doubles conclude Sunday with trophies on clay.

Fermata Club Mike Moore Brent Oldenberg Oldenberg Bryan MacDonald MacDonald John Meadows Mary Honeck Darelyn Moore

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