Tagge and Siemon Lead College All Stars in Dallas Clash
Nebraska quarterback Jerry Tagge and Stanford linebacker Jeff Siemon will co captain the College All Stars against the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field. Patulski is out with a knee injury, Clarence Ellis also sidelined. The game airs on ABC at 9:30 p.m. EDT with the Cowboys favored by about 17. The All Stars seek their first win since 1963.
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van Brownson
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Liscio Returns To Role Of Fan In Cowboys Super Bowl Run
Tony Liscio, key to Dallas Cowboys 1971 surge, returns to real estate life as the Cowboys prepare to face the College All-Stars in Chicago. Coach Tom Landry credits Liscio’s emergency comeback for the club’s 10 straight wins and the NFC title.
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Lisco
Indiana Women's Amateur advances to semifinals
In Kokomo, Carmen Piasecki defeats June Metcalf 1 up to reach the semifinals. Ann Wilhoite, Cookie English, and Claudia Mayhew also win to join Piasecki, with Wilhoite rallying from 2 down at seven to win 2 and 1, English overcoming a 4 down deficit, and Mayhew taking the lead after No 13 to win 2 and 1.
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Carmen Piasecki
Ann Wilhoite
Claudia Mayhew
Indianapolis City
Cookie English
Indiana
Miss Piasecki
South Bend
June Metcalf
Anderson
Kokomo Country Club
Miss Wilhoite
Indianapolis
Lynne Richards
New Albany
Mrs. English
Kris Rucinski
Munster
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Anapolis
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Ticket Prices Set For Ali Box Office at MSG
Muhammad Ali 12 round bout on September 20 at Madison Square Garden promoted by MSG Boxing Inc priced from 75 to 10 dollars. Announcement made Wednesday by MSG Boxing Inc. in New York.
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Wrestling Challenge Matches Start Today
Challenge matches begin today in Minneapolis to decide the 10 U S freestyle wrestlers for Munich 1972. Top three from June Anoka trials advance. fourth-place hopefuls compete for berths at the University of Minnesota camp. Winners listed include Orta Carr Abbott Young Keaser Hicks Bum Chai Deadrich McCrady.
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Boise
Idaho
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Baltimore
Greg Hicks
Oklahoma
Okla
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Bethlehem
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San
Mack McCrady
Watsonville
Pirates Face Mets in Crucial Doubleheader Stretch
The Pittsburgh Pirates, leading the NL East by 5 games at the All-Star break, host the New York Mets for a two game set and a Friday game. Manager Bill Virdon and players like Dave Cash and Roberto Clemente emphasize staying healthy as depth and past mid-season slumps loom. Briles and Moose start for the Pirates against Koosman and Matlack for the Mets.
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Ellis
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Gene Clines
Nelson Briles
Bob Moose
Jerry Koosman
Jon Matlack
New York
Valley View Guest Day Highlights Women Golfers
Betsy Pope won guest low gross and Katie Cope land captured member low gross at Valley View Wom en's Golf Club Guest Day tournament. Nancy McIntyre took guest low net with 38 while Marcella Hoppes edged others for member low net at 31. Linde Keesling was closest to the hole on No. 12.
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Katie Copeland
Valley View Women's Golf Club
Hazel Franklin
Margaret Karr
Mable Layne
Teresa
Mary Norris
Mary
Susan Smith
John Braham
Helen Hines
Bertie Jay
Helen Barker
Helga Foss
Ann Elshire
Sandy Wright
Vivian McGranahan
Jo Fleming
Betty Baker
Nancy McIntyre
Ellen Clem
Linda Keeslingelyn Huntzinger
Billie Jo Wilson
Frances
Marcella Hoppes
Bernice Stanley
Charles Masters
Susie Davis
Eileen Kirkpatrick
Bibs Manis
Helen Sanders
Lena Conn
Shirley New 37
Mary Eaton
Jean Huff
Linde Keesling
Baseball doubleheader at Crawford Field notes box scores
Delco Remy defeats local team Delco Remy 6 to 2 with Moreillon Burns Utley Casey and Frazier contributing. Ruth and Ward lead offense for Guide with multiple hits including Burns 6th inning homer. Pitchers Moreillon 19 strikeouts and Utley 9. Gorman 9 and Foust 5 for Delco. UAW 662 and Kyle’s and Grable appear in separate box scores with various hits and runs.
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Aaron's Chase Resumes After Greatest Thail
Henry Aaron resumes pursuit of Babe Ruth's home run record as he reflects on his dramatic 10th inning All-Star Game homer off Gaylord Perry. The 38-year-old superstar notes the left field blast energized Atlanta and his fans, while Perry disputes labeling it a spitball. Aaron seeks Ruth's 714 total as the regular season opens with the San Francisco Giants visiting Atlanta Stadium.
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Joe Morgan
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Perry
San Francisco
Killback Men’s Weekly Golf Results Tallied
Results from the Killback Men’s weekly tournament show Low Gross winner with 74 and a three way tie at 74 between Jay Dixon, Danny McFadden, and Jim Murphy using 1 and 3 stroke counts. Low Net leads include a three way 69 tie among George Phillips, Don Connors, Tom Chambers and a 70 tie among Shetlon Scott, Carl Frazee, Andy Kolins, Charles Bock. Milton Mills Jr., Mike Kirkpatrick and a five way tie at 72 also noted.
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Jay Dixon
Danny McFadden
Jim Murphy
Hughton
Barry McFadden
George Phillips
Don Connors
Tom Chambers
Shetlon Scott
Carl Frazee
Andy Kolins
Charles Bock
Mike Kirkpatrick
Jack Dennis
Tim Chambers
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