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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
6
A veteran writer explains why correct leads matter for horse balance and turns. He recalls Monte Foreman’s tip using red and white leg bandages to teach diagonals and emphasizes pacing lunging limits and the need to match leads to sport demands.
Major league results show New York, San Francisco and Houston victories while Cincinnati and St. Louis shutout combos stand. Thursday slate lists Houston at Chicago, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Atlanta at St. Louis, and San Diego at Montreal with several late games including Kansas City at Baltimore and Boston at Minnesota.
Jack Nicklaus shot 70 to sit two behind leader Peter Tupling at Muirfield as he pursues a rare British PGA Open win and a shot at completing golf’s Grand Slam. Defending champion Trevino and golfer Gary Player were one stroke back with par 71s.
Yesterday results include Lexington 4 Cayce 3 and Orangeburg 11 Eau Claire 7. Tonight Cayce visits Aiken at 8 p.m. at Citizen's Field and Orangeburg plays Richland.
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown calls for disaffiliation of the annual college all star game, warning of injury risk to rookies and loss of training time. He notes three Bengals rookies will play in the July 28 Chicago charity event and discusses potential financial exposure for sponsors and players.
Rain postponed the Carolina Open to today with round two set to begin after a one day delay. Bob Bruno of Pinehurst led with a three under par 69 to top the first round.
Aiken American Legion Post 26 reports its renewed baseball team is financially balanced through five home games and equipment donations. Manager John Boyle says the club is on par for the season with no losses and expects about $450 in field costs next year. Treasurer Frank Thomas notes total gross receipts around $3 000 with final home games to raise toward $3 300. Six of Wake Forest’s 11 football games will be at home in Winston-Salem next season.
Tony Jacklin of England led the British Open early, a stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Johnny Miller shot a double eagle and a course record 66 to sit close behind.
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