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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1972

Page

22

Smith and Pinto to open Davis Cup final in Chile

United States star Stan Smith and Chile’s Jaime Pinto were drawn to meet in the opening singles of the American Zone final at Stade Francais on clay. The match launches a three day final with the winner advancing to face Europe’s champion in Barcelona.

Santiago Chile AP Stan Smith United States Jaime Pinto Smith Pasadena Calif Pinto Stade Francais Country Club U.S Spain Czechoslovakia Barcelona Solomon Lot Cornejo Dennis Ralston Erick van Dillen San Mateo Omar Pabst Harold Silver Pring Patricio Cornejo Erik van Dilen San Mat Calif

Hunter's Olympic dream ends in boxing trials

In Fort Worth Tim Dement of Louisiana overwhelmed Bobby Lee Hunter in the Olympic boxing trials flyweight bout. Dement used a sharp left jab to bloodied Hunter as the Pan American bronze medalist, serving a long sentence for manslaughter, exited tearfully and faced possible return to jail unless designated for the Bear Mountain box-off.

Fort Worth Tex Tim Dement Bossier City Bobby Lee Hunter Victo Dement Hunter Manning Correctional Institute South Carolina U.S. Olympic Boxing Committee Bear Mountain N.Y Daniel Meyer Coliseum James “Red” Douglas

Reds Pitcher Gary Nola Diagnosed With Neck Spasm

Cincinnati right hander Gary Nola was examined at Christ Hospital on Thursday and found to have a marked spasm in a neck and shoulder muscle on the right side. The Reds hope he can return for the series opener July 27 at San Diego against the Padres.

Cincinnati Gary Nola Christ Hospital THE Reds Nlan San Diego Padres

Rupp Takes Memphis Tams Post Aiming to Build Team

Adolph Rupp, returning from retirement, becomes president of the Memphis Tams and vows to develop a championship club. Owner Charles Finley and coach Bob Bass back community support while stressing profits reinvested into the team. The franchise, formerly the Memphis Pros, moved to Tennessee two years ago amid financial trouble.

Memphis Kentucky Rupp Charles O. Finley Chicago Finley Tams Bob Bass Tennessee Bass New Orleans

Niccum's and Geater Easy Winners in Prep Tourney Tuneups

Niccum's routed Summittville 25 to 2 at Towsey Park last night with three six run innings and a seven run fifth. Day hit a two run homer in the fifth. Geater Memorial Center beat Bennett Lumber 9 to 4 as Carlotta Crumes belted a two run shot in the second to spark a six run inning.

Niccum Summitville Geater Memorial Center Bennett Lumber Towsey Park Day Gealer Carlotta Crumes Summittville Hesson Hiatt Lamerson Owen

Playground Stars Lead Central Division All-Star Team

Four American Playground players Roger Denny Larry Douglass Mike Fleet and John Anderson were chosen for the Central Division All-Star squad for Saturdays ITL clash at Marion Matter Park Coach Leon Zachary to manage. Denny leads with 417 average 22 games 30 hits while Anderson tops league homers eight and 20 RBI Fleet hits 333 with eight extra base hits Fields and Adams selected as alternates with Plymouth leading the division at 16 8 while Playground seeks a repeat ITL crown after last year title and playoff run.

American Playground Indiana State Travel League Mike Fleet John Anderson Larry Douglas Dallas Fields Leon Zachary Roger Denny Tommy Adams Denny Herald Mike Covington Anderson Indiana Larry Douglass Marion Matter Park Playground Douglas Fleet Fields Adams

Sullivan's HR Lifts Daleville Past Wapahani in Extras

Daleville Bronchos beat Wapahani 5-3 after DALEVILLE tied 3-3 in the seventh. Daleville took an early 3-0 lead. Wapahani tied it in the seventh before Sullivan homered in the eighth to win. Sullivan's blast boosted Daleville to 9-4 and set up a trip to Lynn to face Randolph Southern.

Daleville Rob Sullivan Sullivan Estes Wapahani Rogers Pittsford Miller Lynn Randolph Southern Keihn Harris Martin Vogel Fisher Woolsy Wedding Craig San Et Ee Wooten P San E — Miller Hr’ — Sullivan Sul- Martin Apahant Daleville Eose Ea

Pearson Captures Dixie 500 Pole at Atlanta Raceway

David Pearson of Spartanburg harnessed the Wood Brothers Mercury to set a pole of 158.353 mph for Sunday's Dixie 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. The record qualifying speed topped Booby Allison and others while Bobby Isaac, Donnie Allison, and Coo Coo Marlin joined the front row in a crowded qualifying order for the 1.5 mile asphalt track race.

Hampton, Ga David Pearson Spartanburg S. C Wood Brothers Mercury Atlanta International Raceway Pearson Booby Allison Hueytown Allison Coo Coo Marlin Columbia Tenn Chevrolet Richard Petty Randieman N.C Fred Lorenzen Elmhurst Ill Petty Bobby Allison Donnie Bud Moore Larry Smith Lenoir

Moe Rejoins Cougars as Assistant Coach

Greensboro AP reports former Cougar Doug Moe will serve as assistant coach and director of player personnel for the Carolina Cougars next season. Moe, 34, is returning from retirement after knee surgery last April and playing last season with the New York Squires in the ABA.

Greensboro N.C Carolina Cougars American Basketball Association Doug Moe Moe Afet University of North Carolina Star Fe Veeee Squires ABA

Founders Day 100 Entrant at Mount Lawn Speedway

Darwin Blankenship of Anderson is entered in the Founders Day 100 a 100 lap championship for the Super Six division at Mount Lawn Speedway in New Castle Sunday night. Also on the program are late model events at Mount Lawn.

Darwin Blankenship Anderson Mount Lawn Speedway New Castle Mount Lowm

Bettenhausen Still Wants To Race Despite Arm Loss

Merle Bettenhausen, 29, in Ann Arbor hospital after losing his right arm in a Michigan crash, insists he can still race. He cites Mel Kenyon as proof a successful career is possible with one hand and details the accident and his rapid recovery.

Indianapolis Ind Merle Bettenhausen Michigan International Speedway Mel Kenyon Bettenhausen Indianapolis Star Ray Marquette Marquette Betten

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