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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1971

Page

7

Casper Takes Three Stroke Kaiser Lead In Open

Casper shot a seven under par 65 to lead the Kaiser International Open by three strokes. He cited a new set of irons as key after birdies on eight holes, with Aaron in sole second at 135. Defending champ Ken Still missed the cut as players chase a 144 cut line and final-round drama looms at Silverado's south course.

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Vida Blue accused of Cy Young report error

Detroit Free Press stated Vida Blue won the American League Cy Young in a poll of BBWAA members, a claim denied by BBWAA secretary Jack Lang who says an unapproved member conducted a poll and published ahead of the official release date. The piece cites reporters Jon Falts and Jim Hawking and questions the polling process and timing.

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Lunn's rapid diet harms golf star health

In Napa California Bobby Lunn, a top PGA Tour hitter, lost weight from 240 to 175 pounds after Christmas dieting. The shift drew concern from his wife Angie and sponsor Tom LoPresti, who warned rapid slimming can harm health and performance and urged a balanced pace.

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Clemente Declines Manager Job After World Series Honors

Roberto Clemente says he is not interested in managing, despite being named outstanding World Series performer and receiving a new sedan from Sport Magazine. He notes he values good player relations and would only manage if he could demand equal treatment for all players, a stance he says he would uphold with his Puerto Rican club experience and past San Juan coaching. Clemente discusses Willie Mays as the best player he ever saw and recounts a recent illness during the World Series. His wife Vera attended the session as he spoke about his future plans and the car gift.

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Nets rally to beat Stars in ABA clash

New York Nets overcome Utah Stars 111-100 after trailing by 11 at halftime. Bill Metchion scoring lead with 24 points and 2 assists as Nets roll to key ABA win in Hempstead.

West Hempstead N.Y Bill Metchionn New York Nets Utah Stars American Basketball Association

Warriors in Arena home debut tonight in Oakland

Warriors open their home season at the Arena facing Detroit Pistons as coach A Alties leads Golden Stars after a mixed start with wins at Boston and Cleveland and losses at Baltimore and New York. The night follows NBA results where Kareem Jabbar led Milwaukee past Buffalo 124 to 105 while Boston edged Atlanta 115 to 112.

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Sports Television Schedule and Knicks Bullets Game Note

A dense card of TV sports listings for Saturday and Sunday shows college football NFL boxing wrestling and roller derby with start times and channels. Notable items include Ohio State Wisconsin college game, Pro Football Highlights, boxing cards, and a Knicks win as Dean Meminger starred while Arch ie Clark and Bar Manros faced suspensions for the Bullets.

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Clendenon on waivers

New York Mets place two players on waivers, including the last Dodgers era batter and the 1969 World Series MVP candidate. Bob Aspromante, 33, appeared in one Dodgers game in 1984, later moved to third base for LA, and joined the Mets in December.

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Stanford graduate Tom Watson hopeful after Napa round

Tom Watson of Kansas City Mo finished two rounds at eight under par and tied for third at the Kaiser International Open in Napa California. It marks his first pro tour event since qualifying for the PGA Tour in Florida last week.

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Blass to Receive Little League Honor in 1978

William Blass of Pittsburgh Pi rates, famed World Series hero, is named a distinguished graduate for 1978 by Little League Inc. The award will be presented during a Steve Blass Day celebration in New Canyon. The organization also announced five new directors including Harry Fogk, Charles of Athol, Henry Tins, George Hughes, and Charles Jacopec.

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