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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
9
A 1926 1927 Stutz Safety models feature Egyptian motif on radiator cap and a pyramided weight design to deter rollovers. Safety glass in all windows used horizontal wire strands for reinforcement. Hydrostatic brakes with water alcohol fluid proved smooth but briefly replaced by conventional hydraulics due to performance.
Tom Okker of the Netherlands upended top seed Stan Smith of California 6-3 3-6 7-6 3-6 6-4 in a rain-plagued French Open fifth set, advancing to the quarterfinals as Smith double-faulted on match point. Chris Evert beat Helga Masthoff 6-3 6-3 to reach the semifinals.
Dick and Betsy Peck won low gross and Bill and Suzan McNamara took low net in the Friday Night Husband and Wife event at Edgewood Country Club. Front nine saw Packs with 43 gross and McNamara 26 net. back nine McIndoo gross 45 led, with Riggins 47 and others at 49. Net honors went to Schmidee 33 and egger Skinner Williams Ward teams at 36.
A busy day across leagues features Little League games with Deckers facing Gene's Root Beer at 5:30 p.m. in Madison and Coca-Cola clashing with First National while Exchange meets Perfecto. Scoring includes Wilkerson’s homer and multiple strikeouts as teams like Campbell, Peak, Brown, and Hurst contribute.
Lines of Greensboro won the 30 lap late model feature at Sun Valley Speedway on Friday night with Jackie Neal and Bob Fields finishing second and third. Vern Schrock set the fastest qualifying time of 13.77 in the late models. Gene Prosser won the five lap trophy dash and Harold Scott won the second heat. Ernie Layton won the Sportsman 20 lap feature with Don Jessenan posting the fastest Sportsman qualifier at 16.54.
A group of ten American swimmers led by Olympic medalists will visit Canton, Changsha, Shanghai and Peking on a three week cultural exchange tour sponsored by the U.S. government. The trip, first by Americans under the China exchange, aims to promote world peace and understanding while the team competes only as exhibition and coaching. The mission faces possible suspension due to the international governing body’s stance on China.
Philadelphia seeks to trade Roman Gabriel after he met with coach Mike McCormack and pushed for a move. Rams GM Don Klosterman said talks were brief and no trade had been completed, with equal value seen as the likely request. Gabriel contests Rams move and has two years left on his contract.
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