2nd Straight Victory for B. Allison
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama won the 12th annual Southeastern Grand National race at Bristol International Speedway leading 458 of 500 laps. He earned $5,825 with Isaac second and Petty third as a record crowd watched.
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Bowling Highlights Feature Briles and Lot of High Scores
In a busy bowling roundup Briles rang up 715 in a tournament and 703 in league play while Ralph Biles posted 703 with 247 256 and 200 series. Pete Gasper notched 696 with 224 235 235 as Geo McKinley hit 650 with a 258 game. Gayla Koach 255 in May City Ettes sparked the night along with Barb Rammelsberg 617 total. Rick Blaine earned a century award with 257 series including 210 and 225 games for 692. Other scores included Mel Deltmin 257 and Mark Stephenson 247. Numerous skittlers across leagues posted solid numbers in a sprawling set of scores and series.
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Ron Richmond Captures Two Firsts in Shooting Dog Trial
Cedar Rapids handler Ron Richmond won two top honors at the Eastern Iowa Shooting Dog Association trial at Coralville Reservoir. His redoubtable setters and pointers, including Jamie the German Shorthaired Pointer, dominated the senior and puppy classes amid a field of biddable dogs and local entrants.
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Alexander Two Americans Gain In Quebec Tennis
In the $30,000 Quebec International Tennis Tournament, John Alexander and Americans Tom Leonard and Terry Addison advance to the second round. Alexander wins 6-4 6-2 over Ron Holmberg after six straight games in the second set, Leonard tops Australia’s Owen Davidson 6-4 6-3 following an early seven-game run, and Addison defeats New Zealand’s Brian Fairlie 7-6 6-4. Pasarell and Taylor move into the next round by default as Roche’s plate glass injury postpones their match.
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Finnerman Wins Three-Meter Diving at International Meet
Mike Finnerman of Santa Clara California won the men's three-meter event at the International Invitational Diving Meet in Winnipeg, completing a sweep after also taking the tower title on Saturday. Ulrika Knape of Sweden won the women's power event in the same meet.
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Jefferson Boosters To Elect New Officers
The Jefferson High School Booster Club will hold a meeting at 7:90 p.m. Tuesday in room 227 to elect new officers.
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Indy 500 entrants include Ruby Yarborough Mosley
Ruby, Cale Yarborough and Mike Mosley are listed as entrants for the 1972 Indianapolis 500. The trio will race for Gene White Racing Inc with Mosley back from injury, backed by Ralph Leader Card team. Brownsburg, Indiana driver Mosley has a backup car option as part of the effort.
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Maidrite Drops Muscatine Finale in 72-70 loss
Eastside Maidrite of Cedar Rapids fell 72-70 to R&H Foodland of Muscatine in the 18th Hayes Men’s club basketball tourney final after late free throws clanged and a last shot was blocked. Maidrite earlier defeated Bob Neil Ford and R&H beat Taco Palace to reach the final. Larry Albers led Maidrite with 19, while AL Williams scored 25 for the champions Palmar junior college lineup.
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Weird goal fuels Chicago win in tense NHL playoff sweep
The Chicago Black Hawks edged to a sudden death win as a quirky goal credited to Bobby Hull and other late tallies pushed them to a 4-3 decision. Minnesota, Boston, and Montreal also posted unusual late scores as playoff action intensified with several series knotted 1 1.
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Laver Captures River Oaks Title
Laver defeats Rosewall to win the national tennis final. he claims the title in straight sets, with a late 4th quarter-like surge and a controversial moment as the puck play described in detail. The event marks Laver as the top money winner and highlights his 3-1 finish in the final.
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