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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1972

Page

7

Stander Frazier Slow Workouts Ahead of Title Bout

In Omaha Nebraska Ron Stander the challenger from Council Bluffs Iowa and Joe Frazier the world champion slowed workouts on Sunday ahead of Thursday's heavyweight title bout. Stander did six miles of road work while Frazier logged two hours of early road work around Carter Lake and about 40 minutes in Creighton University's gym.

Omaha Neb Ron Stander Joe Frazier Stander Council Bluffs Iowa Frazier Carter Lake Creighton University

Allison Wins Mountaineer 300 in West Virginia

Nascar star Bobby Allison won the Mountaineer 300 at Ona West Virginia to collect 1650 dollars in prize money. He posted an average speed of 68.417 mph across 40 laps amid six cautions. Jim Paschal started on pole in a 1972 Firebird but finished on the same lap and later withdrew after heat exhaustion.

Ona W. Va Bobby Allison Allison Jim Paschal Paschall Donny

Australian Wins Bakersfield Track Classic 5 000

Tony Benson of Australia won the Bakersfield Track Classic 5,000 meters in 13 minutes 36.8 seconds, four tenths off his lifetime best. He defeated George Young Jim Ryan Tracy Smith Grant McLaren Jack Bachelor and Frank Shorter.

Bakersfield Calif Tony Benson Australia George Young Jim Ryan Tracy Smith Canada Grant McLaren Jack Bachelor Frank Shorter

NFL Owners Seek Fair Tie Rules After Conference Talks

In New York AP reports NFL owners return to the conference table after failing to win votes for universal sudden death. They aim to prevent a scenario where a 13–1 Cowboys finish could be beaten by a 10–13 Redskins with 13 ties, altering division champions on a 1.000 versus .929 percentage.

NEW York National Football League NFL Dallas Cowboys Washington Redskins Redskins Cowboys

Clemson Signs 6-9 Ohio Center Conant

Clemson University announced the signing of Scott Conant a 6 foot 9 center from Sunbury Ohio. Coach Tate Locke noted Clemson beat out Ohio State to land the player who earned first team all Ohio honors after averaging 18 points and 14 rebounds for Big Walnut High School. He is the fifth spring signee for Clemson.

Clemson Scott Conant Sunbury Ohio Clemson University Tates Locke Ohio State Conant Big Walnut High School USCA LBC University of South Carolina At Aiken Lou Perkins Calvin Wright Langley-Bath-Clearwater High Wright James Gallman Charles Henshaw

UNC Denies McAdoo Pro Contract Signing

UNC athletic director Homer Rice said Robert McAdoo did not sign a pro contract until after the NCAA championship finals in Los Angeles. Rice stated the signing occurred following last season's play and confirmed there was no earlier agreement.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Robert McAdoo UNC Homer Rice Los Angles Rice

Bee Bee Bees Stunning Upset In Preakness at Pimlico

Bee Bee Bee, a Maryland colt, stunned top rivals to win the 97th Preakness at Pimlico, taking a 1 1/16 mile race in sloppy conditions and earning $135,300. Riva Ridge, the Derby champ, finished fourth as No Le Hace edged Bee Bee Bee by a neck in a photo finish.

Pimlico Key To the Mint Bee Bee Bee No le Hace Baltimore Riva Ridge New York Leematt Cannonero II Belmont Park Lucien Laurin Turcotte Lurin Citation del Carroll Florida Carroll Maryland William S. Farish III William S. Miller John Tweedy Meadow Stable

Why Our Ads Help Keep Your Utility Rates Down

A booklet explains why we advertise electric heat in winter and gas cooling in summer. It argues advertising keeps facilities busy in off seasons, lowering rates for customers who rely on us for electricity and gas.

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