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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1972

Page

6

Ingram Cites Duke Game as Turning Point for Clemson

Clemson coach Hootie Ingram told the Aiken County IPTAY Club last night that the previous season failed because players did not believe in themselves or their ability. He called the Duke game the high point, noting only one scoring opportunity occurred. He blamed poor coaching for instability and said he hopes to improve next year with the same staff.

Clemson Hootie Ingram Aiken County Iptay Club Duke Ingram

Clemson Coach Outlines 1973 Football Schedule and Facilities

Clemson coach Ingram discusses strong recruiting and a $2 million athletic facility project including offices, dressing rooms, equipment and a training complex. He notes three early games against The Citadel Rice and Oklahoma with Heisman contender Gregg Pruitt and says prospects for next season look good.

Ingram

Mets Fall To Dodgers 6 4 In Nightcap After Willie Crawford Stars

Dodgers top Mets 6 4 as Willie Crawford belts a double, triple and his fifth homer after a day game. Mets won the opener 2 1 behind Tom Seaver and Ed Kranepool. Other NL results include Giants 6 Expos 2 and Phillies 6 Padres 5 in 12 innings.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press New York Mets Willie Mays Willie Shea Stadium Willie Crawford Los Angeles Dodgers Mets San Francisco Giants Montreal Philadelphia San Diego St. Louis Houston Texas Baltimore Boston California Willie—Mays Shea Tom Seaver Danny Frisella Ed Kranepool Willie—Crawford Willie—Davis Jim McAndrew Crawford Tommy John New York Giants Steve Renko Tom Walker Expos Ron Bryant Alan Gallagher Bryant Greg Luzinski Phillies Padres Luzinski Don Money Nate Colbert John Jeter

Pairings Announced For Net Tournament

The Aiken County Tennis Association lists Sunday and Monday matches for the Women’s Singles and Doubles tournaments. Singles feature Connie Bailey versus Mary Honeck and others with Darylin Moore a bye. doubles include Hawkins Dunham versus Mary Smith and more, with times posted at Virginia Acries courts and ladders.

Aiken County Tennis Association Connie Bailey Mary Honeck Chris Honeck Aggy Giard Jane Hawkins Tom Lilly Sara Molen Jackie Bray Nancy Astron Robbie Cheet Virginia Acries Honeck

Michigan State beats two Big Eight powers in season

Michigan State wrestlers defeated Oklahoma State and Oklahoma in dual meets this season, marking the first time a Big Ten team has beaten two Big Eight powers in a single campaign.

Michigan State Oklahoma State Oklahoma

Baseball Scoreboard Headlines From Friday to Sunday

The scoreboard lists games with scores from Friday through Sunday across leagues. Notable results include San Francisco 6 Montreal 2 and Philadelphia 6 San Diego 5 in 12 innings, with continued matchups among key teams such as Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at New York across multiple days.

San Francisco Montreal Philadelphia San Diego Los Angeles Sutton Selma Grief Morton Stone New York Gentry Chicago Hands Atlanta Reed St. Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Grimsley Pittsburgh Blass Houston Forsch Cincin Minnesota Oakland Texas California Kansas City Baltimore Boston Bosman Cland Wilcox Milwaukee Parsons Woodson Detroit Lolich Drago Cuellar Chicago Bahnsen Siebert Land McLain Klineifornia Clark Associated Press W. L. Pet

Indy 500 Qualifying Set Tomorrow

Indianapolis drivers push speeds above 190 mph as qualifying for the May 27 Indy 500 gets underway. Peter Revson unofficially tops 191 mph in a McLaren, while Bobby Unser at 194.721 mph and Gary Bettenhausen at 191.017 mph lead the early marks. Four days of trials determine the 33 starters with more runs through May 20 and 21.

Indianapolis Ind Peter Revson H. Revson Redondo Beach Calif McLaren Bobby Unser Gary Bettenhausen Unser Dan Gurney Bettenhausen Roger Penske

Betty Wren Wins Midland Valley Women’s Golf Flight One

Betty Wren won the first flight of the Midland Valley Women’s Golf Association Low New Tournament. Loyce Hargrove captured the second flight and Evenly Sonsara won the third.

Betty Wren Midland Valley Women’s Golf Association Loyce Hargrove Evenly Sonsara

Highland Park Spring Golf Tournament Tee Times Listed

The third round of the annual Spring Tournament at Highland Park is set for Tuesday. Tee slots begin at 9 a.m with groups including D Peters on 9 07 and D Pendleton on 9 35 and a separate 9 15 start for the Fifteenth tee teams Stewart Sipe Fair and Clark Kite.

Highland Park A.m D. Petersen M. Rodes A. Montengohl M. Wiland A. Larson J Napier G. Jimnies M. Cook M. Jones S. O’neill V. Sheldon A. Cunningham A. Burdette D. Pendleton H. Davis M. Harmon R. Stewart B. Sipe M. Fair J. Clark L. Kite P. Hale B. Jones T. Huffman M. Bamford

Giants Trade Willie Mays Shocks San Francisco

AP reports emotional responses as Willie Mays is traded from the Giants to the Mets. Giants owner Horace Stoneham sends pitcher Charlie Williams and cash. teammates including Jimmy Rosario and Bobby Bonds express disbelief and sorrow, while Mayor Alioto laments the loss in poetic fashion.

SAN Francisco Willie Mays Joseph Alioto San Francisco Giants New York Mets Frisco Stoneham Alioto Casey Giants Horace Stoneham Mays Charlie Williams Jimmy Rosario Willie Bobby Bonds

Crampton Ties Lead At Colonial National Invite In Fort Worth

Australian golfer Bruce Crampton shared the first round lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth with a 67 after saving par at the final hole. Texan Fred Marti joined him at the top with a 67 after a powerful 66 that included six birdies and two bogeys.

Fort Worth Tex Crampton Bruce Crampton Australia Texas Fred Marti Marti

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Aiken Tigers Citadel Rice Gregg Pruitt Oklahoma University N.Y Jerry Reuss Cardinals Ted Simmons Donn Clendenon Reuss Ted Sizemore Sizemore Marty Martinez Jim Palmer Orioles Bill Gogolewski Paul Blair Ray Culp Angels Tommy Harper Reggie Smith Leve Cali RGA RCA Tin A.F.T Hydrick Appliance & Piano CO Hayne Ave. S.W Aiken, S. C Midland Tee Times Bolens Bolens Husky FMC Corporation Dial Crampton Takes Lead Aiken Sporting Goods Walt’ Burckhalter Laurens NW
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