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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1972

Page

12

Garr Says Strike Has Hurt Hitters

Braves outfielder Ralph Garr, in his second full season, sits among the NL batting leaders at .316 with 12 stolen bases. He cites the strike as cooling hitters and explains adjustments, noting Hank Aaron’s guidance and his focus on making contact and reading pitchers.

Atlanta Ralph Garr Atlanta Braves Garr Braves Kansas City Joe Torre Hank Aaron Grambling Ruston Hank

Lasater Sets World Golf Streak Record at Lebanon Course

Raymond Lasater, 42, breaks world mark with 1 053 consecutive holes over 49 hours 18 minutes at Hunter's Point, surpassing 828 by Edward Ferguson. He played with lights on a cart, took brief breaks, and relied on meals from his wife. He plans rest and light golf after the feat.

Lebanon Tenn Raymond Lasater Hunter’s Point Course Lasater Edward Ferguson Detroit Lesater America

Rosenbloom Seeks Rams Purchase Amid Fractured Talks

AP reports Los Angeles Rams sale talks involve Ravens owner Carroll Rosenbloom and Robert Irsay in a complex deal with the Colts and Rams trading franchises. Bill Barnes, estate executor, notes multiple negotiations while bidders including Carlos Romer and Hugh Culverhouse vie amid tax and depreciation issues. Reeves died in 1971 after moving Rams to LA in 1946.

LOS Angeles Baltimore Colts Los Angeles Rams Illinois Colts Bill Barnes Rams Baltimore Carroll Rosenbloom Melvin Durslag Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Robert Irsay Skokie Ill Rosenbloom Daniel Reeves Barnes Carlos Romer Santa Monica Calif Hugh Culverhouse Jacksonville, Fla Barne Reeves Cleveland Los

Marshall Signs High Scoring Guard From New Jersey

Hickman, a 6-0 guard from Woodstown New Jersey, has signed a letter of intent with Marshall University. He averaged 27.2 points per game his senior year and scored 1725 points in four years, earning first team All Southern New Jersey and All Philadelphia Area honors. He becomes the Herd’s fifth basketball signee.

Huntington W. Va Woodstown N.J Marshall University Thundering Herd Bob Daniels Hickman New Jersey Philadelphia Marshall

Penguins sign five draft picks to two-year deals

Pittsburgh Penguins announce two year contracts for their top five amateur draft selections. Defenseman Jack Lynch Bernie Lukowich goaltender Dennis Herron center Ron LaLonde and right winger Brian Walker are named as signings.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penguins National Hockey League Jack Lynch Bernie Lukowich Dennis Herron Ron LaLonde Brian Walker

A's Sign Draft Choice Chester Lemon From Fre mont High

The Oakland A's announced the signing of their first selection in this year's draft Chester Lemon a 17 year old shortstop from Fremont High School Los Angeles. He will be assigned to the Coos Bay Oregon farm club in the Class A Northwest League.

Oakland Oakland A Chester Lemon Fremont High School Los Angeles Lemon Coos Bay Ore

NLRB Examiner Refuses Testimony in Vikings Bargaining Case

NLRB examiner Melvin Wells barred Jim Finks from testifying in a hearing over NFL owners bargaining on artificial turf safety and automatic fines. The dispute centers on whether turf and fines are negotiable issues rather than their merit. A final ruling is not expected for about a month.

Minneapolis, Minn National Labor Relations Board NLRB Melvin Wells Minnesota Vikings National Football League Jim Finks NFL NFL Players Association Finks Theodore Kheel Welles Kheel Edward R. Garvey Players’ Association

Rain Wipes Out Schaefer Practice at Pocono Raceway

Rain halted practice for the Schaefer 500 at Pocono International Raceway forcing USAC to revise weekend schedules. Drivers will have an extra four hour session Saturday morning with time trials set 1 45 to 7 pm, and a Sunday morning session before final trials. Starting spots go to the 33 fastest qualifiers, and all 44 entrants must log at least eight hours of practice.

Mount Pocono Pocono International Raceway United States Auto Club Indianapolis Pocono Ontario Calif Dick King USAC King Bobby Unser Dan Gurnsey Eagle Mark Donohue Donohue Mario Andretti Gordon Johncock

Smith Upset In Net Event At London Grass Courts

AP report from London notes British player John Paish upset top U S player Stan Smith 2-6 6-3 10-8 in the quarterfinals at Queen’s Club just days before Wimbledon. Evert advanced to the women’s semifinals with 6-3 6-0 victory over Esme Emanuel as Graebner Connors Gonzales also reached the last four.

London John Paish Stan Smith U.S Paish Smith Pasadena Calif Queen’s Club Chris Evert Fort Lauderdale Fla England Esme Emanuel South Africa Forest Hills Clark Graebner New York Colin Dibley Australia Jim Connors Belleveille Ill Alexander Mettevelli Soviet Union Pancho Gonzales Las Vegas Nev Roscoe Tannr Lookout Mountain Tenn Wendy Overton Washington Miss Evert Valerie Ziegenfuss San Diego Karen Krantzcke Pam Teeguarden Los Angeles Patti Coleman

Players Criticize Freshman Rule In All-America Game

A majority of players at the Coaches All-America East West game criticize NCAA freshman eligibility noting many would struggle against older players. Nebraska defensive lineman Larry Jacobson and others say a true rookie cannot compete with 22-year-olds and that spring training or redshirting might help.

Lubbock Tex Larry Jacobson Nebraska Alabama Johnny Musso Tom Darden Michigan Paul Miller North Carolina Joe Gilliam Tennessee State Gilliam Oklahoma Jack Mildren Jerry Tagge

Garden Offers Luxury Room at Madison Square Garden

New York AP The Garden plans to install 10 private Hall of Fame Lounges hanging from the roof at the 33rd Street end, each 20 by 15 feet with eight chairs two bar stools rest room and television. Boxes priced at 50000 per year with three year leases saving 5000 annually. Six lounges already spoken for as corporate amenities for year round events including sports circuses and concerts.

New York Madison Square Garden Garden 33Rd Street Midtown

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