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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1972
Page
8
A 21 hour speed reading course opens to anyone over 13 with a guaranteed 1000 words per minute and improved comprehension after seven weeks. Orientation lectures are free July 15 16 17 18 at the Anderson YMCA with no obligation to enroll.
Jim Colbert and George Johnson held the second round lead at nine under par for the Greater Milwaukee Open. Colbert fired a 67 after a front nine struggle, aided by a back nine run that included an eagle on 17. Johnson posted 68 to stay within a stroke, with several players tied around 134 to 135 as the field trimmed to low 70s.
Porter Superior Court Judge Russell Willis Jr. continued ruling on a dismissal motion in the Gary West High School case until July 21. Parents of hurdler Mike Pate filed suit to block the Indiana High School Athletic Association from enforcing a one year suspension against West and asked for the delay. The IHSA argued its penalties are not subject to court review.
The IHSAA seeks judgment by Judge Glen Tabor on the evidence in the Indiana case following Gar West's defeat by Connersville and ensuing disorder outside Assembly Hall. If the motion is overruled, the injunction suit proceeds July 22.
Dan Elliott of Portland and John Zett Jr of Amarillo shared the 54 hole lead at 214 and 216 respectively in the 47th National Public Links after a wind swept round. Masten Allard Schultz Souza Ryan Rucker and Smith held 217 with Blomberg at 218 and Jackson at 221 as tougher winds exposed scoring errors.
Palmer and Blalock shot an eight under par 64 to grab the opening round lead in the Angelo's Ladies PGA four ball Championship at Country Club of New Seabury. Ahern Wilson tied for second at 68 while rain shortened the event to 36 holes with final round set for Saturday.
Eight starting berths appear set for the American League in the July 25 game in Atlanta led by Dick Allen at first base and Rod Carew at second. Outfield trio Reggee Jackson, Carl Yastrzemski, and Bobby Murcer is ready. final selections to be announced by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.
Finley, who acquired the Pro team last week, invites Adolph Rupp to lead the Memphis organization as president. Rupp has been courted since the plan began and is expected to reply in a few days after talks in Louisville and subsequent phone conversations. Bob Bass was named as Memphis coach last week.
Montreal Alouettes owner Ian Berger fired general manager Red O Quinn and named assistant GM J I Albrecht to replace him. Berger said Albrecht becomes GM and director of player personnel with the club.
An advertisement promoting July savings on elegant invitations with napkins coasters and related goods. It highlights a 10 percent discount for advertising unlimited services or products.
In Lincoln Nebraska Mike Finneran and Janet Ely won titles at the National Amateur Athletic Union Outdoor Diving Championships. Finneran took the men three meter springboard while Ely won the women ten meter platform. Ely edged Micki King 389.55 to 368.85. Finneran rallied from third on the final dives to beat Phil Boggs and Keith Russell. The Olympic Trials in Chicago loom next.
Eastern Fleet, a Calumet Farm sprinter on a four race win streak, will try longer distance glory in the $100,000-added Haskell Handicap at Monmouth Park. The 1 1/8 mile race includes Smiling Jack and Beaukins among 10 entered. Other big events over the weekend include Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct and Hollywood Gold Cup at Hollywood Park with top names like Droll Rule and Quack in the mix.
In Indianapolis AP: Indiana high schools will run a 2.02 mile cross country course this fall, a half mile longer than before and 0.25 mile shorter than collegiate standards. Seven runners may enter a meet, but only five will be scored. Commissioner Phil Eskew announced the changes for IHSA.
Ben Crenshaw and Gary Koch, top amateurs, advanced in the 69th Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament at Dallas. Crenshaw defeated Don Addington 4 and 3 and Ted Goin 4 and 2, while Koch beat Guy Cullins 4 and 3 and Mike Huebinger 3 and 2.
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