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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
13
At Merion, Lee Trevino edged Nicklaus in a dramatic U S Open clash. Trevino built a lead with steady putting, then sealed the win with a late birdie run to finish under par, while Nicklaus struggled early before rallying.
The report details multiple slow-pitch games with teams and players like Mannectring, Deleyad Donald, the Chiefs, Dagsee, HiR-Chezen, and the Cardinals. Final tallies show varied outcomes, including a 21-7 result for Nine Joes and a 2-0 or 1-1 spread for several matchups. Local figures Regenold, Maxwell, HinChrsenson, Sigell, Broyles, Knight, and Deance are noted among players, with mentions of batting and pitching lines and scoring sequences.
Lee Trevino says he will play as many events as possible and skip no time off after winning the U S Open. He plans to compete in the Western Open, Canadian Open, and other major events despite advice to slow down. Trevino emphasizes dedication to golf and a busy tour schedule ahead.
Revson fast qualifier at Pocono with laps near 165 mph in the McLaren-Offy. Joe Leonard and Bobby Unser among top contenders for pole as practice continues. Grant King Oftys change hands to Steve Krisiloff and George Follmer amid Indy updates.
At Wimbledon England AP reports defending champion Johny Newcombe and third seed Ken Rosewall of Australia advanced in straight sets or decisive fashion. Ilie Nastase of Romania upset next round favorites, while top women seed Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong won their matches as Rosemary Casals and Virginia Wade also advanced.
Indiana Pacers announce season ticket sales open to the public on Monday June 21 at the Pacers office from 9 am to 5 30 pm Monday through Friday. Only full season tickets available covering 40 home games at the Coliseum with playoff and exhibition seating, and priority for new Downtown Arena seating. Exhibition slate includes ABA Kentucky series and NBA teams Knicks SuperSonics Bullets with notable players Willis Reed Walt Frazier Jerry Lucas Dean Meminger Spencer Haywood Gus Johnson Earl Monroe Wes Unseld.
Jerandview men’s results show five Niece winning low gross and ierey Club tourney recently. Niece fired a 65 to beat Don Granger by three strokes. Gerald E Bodkin had a 69 for third, Owen with a 61. Millpaugh led low net with 63, tied by Bert Thomas Emmett Naselroad and E Herman Vorhees at 64. Deadlocked 65s for Herald Weaver Pop Hal Steve Hellems Woody Skaggs. Bibbrey closest to hole on No 18 at three feet while Ashton stood two feet six inches from No 8. Kirk had an eagle on the par four 12th.
Noblesville bunched its runs in the final three innings to rally past Anderson Hockett 2 in American Legion action. Terry Coomer pitched nine innings for Noblesville, allowed seven hits and fanned 15. Rex Wallace added two hits for the winners, while Savage struck out 13 in nine innings for Hackett. Davis had three hits for Hackett, with two doubles and a triple.
New York tops Detroit 2-1 in game one behind Stan Bahnsen who pitched a complete game. Detroit wins the nightcap 7-4 as an early rally and five runs in the first inning set the tone. Yankee runs came from Jim Ray, Bobby Murcer, and Jerry Kenney with Willie Horton and Norm Cash delivering for the Tigers.
The Anderson Sportsmen carry an 8 3 record into Memorial Field for a United Central Indiana San Musial League match with WHS Electric of Indianapolis. Manager Steve Kee leads with a .488 average after 11 games while Kokomo's Ric Annes shows a .375 mark as pitcher outfielder. Marshall Gibbs strengthens the staff as the Sportsmen chase a Saturday twin bill with Lafayette and pursue a return to winning seasons amid local sponsorship and community support.
Tuesday results show Burger King, Bud and Joe's and Regency advancing at Shady Side. Burger King toppled Emge 9 to 2 with 16 hits, while Bud and Joe's beat McClintock 7 to 3 with five runs in the fifth. Wednesday schedule lists Blair's Trucking vs Culligan at 6, Burger King vs Bud and Joe's at 7 15, and Eads Typewriter Repair vs Regency at 8 30.
Edge swood Men's Club held a mystery tour with Finey sponsor Burger Chef. ECC pro Dick Stage announced top finishers Mike Martin Jr Ralph Stum John Mecaire George Biggs Steve Super Andy Sandala A C Robe lerts and E W Brown. Reservations for the Men's Guest Day Saturday July 10 are now being taken at the Edgewood pro shop.
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