Grant appeals fuel penalty in Indy 500 case
In Indianapolis USAC hears race owner Gurney appeal over a 12 place penalty and $12 000 prize difference after Grant was found to have received fuel from teammate Unser s supply during the May 27 race Grant finishing second behind Donohue faced a revised position and prize loss awaiting a full written report from a three member panel chaired by Charlie Brockman with a ruling due midweek
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Riske Named Wyoming Prep Coach of the Year
Sport Shorts notes Milt Riske of Cheyenne Central named prep coach of the year in Wyoming. Also highlights Baseball Notes with Atlanta Braves at Kansas City on June 22 and a televised Cards at San Diego game next Sunday. Bob Gibson shines with his 52nd shutout as St. Louis TV coverage teased. Omaha Royals crowd nears 15 thousand. Giants struggle early, with NL races shaping up amid Los Angeles, Reds, Astros contention.
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Milt Riske
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Novotnys win Sunday Night Mixed Scotch Doubles title
Novotny and Brenda Novotny bowled handicap 233 241 222 to take first in Boulevard Lanes Scotch Doubles. Kudrons placed second with a 674 series. other high scores included Fuhr Mimick 237 and Kudron 232 as league leaders and a fixture for a future Omaha TV appearance.
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Boulevard Lanes
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Sandi Kudron
Mike Evans
Marion Hecker
Rich Fuhr
Yvonne Mimick
Harald Krumland
Hila Fuhr
Denny van Winkle
Roxanne Krumland
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John dJacobitz
Dennis Kudron
Helen Belohrad
Kounty Kousins
Morgan and Horsham win in David City golf invitational
George Morgan of David City and John Horsham of Wahoo captured top honors at the David City Invitational Gaif Tournament. Morgan shot 35 37 for 72 while Horsham finished 73 and won a playoff for medalist honors, with flight leaders and a list of top scorers from David City and surrounding towns.
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George Morgan
John Horsham
Wahoo
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Horsham
Jerry Okrina
Max Broderson
Jim Benson
Seward
Joe Kucera
C. B. Dill
Tab Baer
Paul Friedrichsen
Ray Brockeveldt
Dick Wigington
Saller
Lloyd Hascall
Jerry Homan
Joe McNulty
Dean Heins
Rich Gans
Fourth Feet Pop Smng
Paul Brochtrup
Ben Homan
Jim Hower
Dick Reid
Three schools tied in NCAA not meet
Kalamazoo Michigan AP three schools lead after opening day of the NCAA college division tennis championships at Kalamazoo California State Polytechnic Rollins Florida and Kalamazoo College share six points each Irvine and Lamren are one behind in fourth. Irvine’s Robert Chappell the 1871 singles champion meets Steven Bruhn Tuesday and Rollins John Lowman also has a bye to face Jim Lathrop of Muskingum. The tournament ends Friday.
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John Lowman
Jim Lathrop
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New Concord
Ohio
Orioles slump persists as Twins win 3-2 on Darwins double
Baltimore musters five hits and a bunting-filled showing as Minnesota breaks a four game skid with a sixth inning double by Bobby Darvin. Campaneris and Jackson homer for Oakland in Cleveland, while Baltimore star Powell wears glasses and goes hitless.
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CWS pairings set for College World Series in Omaha
Ole Miss clinched District 3 playoff win to determine the 26th College World Series field in Omaha. First round Friday includes Mississippi versus Southern California at 6 30 p m, Connecticut against Texas, then Saturday matchups Temple against Oklahoma and Iowa against Arizona State in a double-elimination format running through June 15. Southern California seeks a third straight title.
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Snead misses Open berth in Charlotte sectional
Sam Snead failed to qualify for the U S Open at Pebble Beach after posting 69 in the morning and 78 in the afternoon at Charlotte Country Club for a 147 total two strokes behind top qualifier Doug Sanders. The 60 year old veteran spoke of a poor day despite heat and fatigue and noted he had never won the Open. Sanders led qualifiers with strong rounds as other tour regulars like Green, Bies, Graham, and Knudeon advanced, while Snead and others that failed included Rodgers and Hebert. The Open field will include exempt players such as Palmer, Nicklaus, Trevino, Player, and Casper.
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Phil Rodgers
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Baseball Leaders and Standings: American and National Leagues
Baseball leaders in batting runs and RBIs highlight the American League with Pi ale and D Allen, and the National League with Sanguilien and Morgan. Pitching notes show Kaal and Lee with decisions, Lolich and Perry leading strikeouts, while Kingman and Brock pace home runs and stolen bases.
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Sanders climbs to eighth in money list after Kemper Open win
New York AP reports Doug Sanders rose to eighth on the PGA Tour money list after winning the Kemper Open in Charlotte earning 25,000. The victory moved him from 26th to eighth with season total 374,232, while Jack Nicklaus led with 156,031.
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Jack Nicklaus
Lee ‘Iceyino
Jerry Heard
George Archer
Tom Welskopf
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Bruce Grampton
Bob Murphy
Dave Thle
Keen Korner Deano's win fourth games at Platte Center
Keen Korner Lounge and Deano's Diner posted softball wins Monday at Platte Center. Keen Korner topped Mel's TV 31 to 0 while Deano's walloped Uncle Tom's of Platte Center 20 to 10. Hank Buss pitched for the 4-1 club and Jack Steiner had 3 triples with David Kincaid on defense. Mel Heimann took the loss as Dick Kunneman and Mike Wozy each had three hits.
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Mantle Seeks Baseball Job In Return To Game
Tucson report states Mickey Mantle, famed Yankees star, says he currently has no job and is not busy. He would consider a managing offer, notes he still attends spring training with the Yankees and has dabbled as a coach without enjoying it. Mantle recently played in an oldtimers game and traveled to Tucson to present Little League awards.
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Denver edges Omaha Royals 3-2 in tight matchup
The Associated Press reports Denver defeated Omaha 3-2 as two home runs helped Tulsa win 6-2 over Indianapolis. Roger Cain hit a two run homer for Towra Oaks 43 a Wichita split, Milwaukee Brewers beat Evansville 5-3 in an exhibition.
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Youth Golf Classic Set for June 23 at Elks Country Club
The Platte Association of Insurance Agents sponsors a local youth golf classic at Elks Country Club on Friday June 23. Amateurs under 18 by August 4 1972 may enter. top three after 18 holes win trophies and advance to state qualifying at Riverside Golf Club Grand Island. Entry forms available from Independent Insurance agents.
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Hon Ernst
Columbus
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Baier and partner win 15th Mr and Mrs Tournament
Jerry Baier of Wayne and partner Jeane or Gene Wever of Omaha tied for top after a six game 2360 series at Columbus Bowl ending Sunday. The event drew 259 couples with Velma and Jerry Greenfield Lincoln claiming a 2315 series and the Badies Columbus winning scratch division with a 4207? unclear.
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Jerry Baier
Wayne
Niple
Gene Wever
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Jerry Greenfield
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Edith and
Everett Pearson
Nadine
John Sorenson
Gary
Barb Badie
Columbus
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Bud Rhea
Charles
Shirley Gaylor
Badies
Columbus Bowl
Harry Carlson
United States Leads in World Pentathlon Final Event
In San Antonio six nations compete in the final world modern pentathlon event as the United States builds a wide lead. Charles Richards of Tacoma and John Fitzgerald of Chicago top the 20 meter swim and push the U S total to 11 440 points, with Germany Italy and France chasing amid a tight overall standings battle.
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Germany
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Mexico
Rumors of ABA-NBA Merger Denied by Squires Boss
Earl Foreman owner of the Virginia Squires calls reports the ABA will be absorbed by the NBA a "habbling of idiots" and says he has no knowledge of any absorption plans. A Greensboro Daily News item claimed six or seven ABA clubs might join the NBA after June meetings.
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Walter Kennedy
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Goalie Doug Favell Signs Three Year Flyers Deal
Montreal AP reports 27 year old goalie Doug Favell has agreed to a three year contract with the Philadelphia Flyers. Favell, who has been with the club since its 1967 inception, joined the Flyers from the Boston Bruins in a move tied to the club’s expansion era.
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Three inducted into Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame
OMAHA Neb AP Three persons were inducted into the Nebraska Racing Hall of Fame Monday night. Earl Beezley Bob Wheeler and Dave Erb are the new members. General Manager Tom Brock of Ak-Sar-Ben addressed the group recalling Beezley’s 70 years in Nebraska racing and praised Wheeler and Erb for their contributions to the sport.
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Nykluk Named Assistant Coach For Flyers
Named assistant hockey coach Nykluk, a 17 year pro veteran, will assist Flyers coach Fred Shero and AHL coach Larry Wilson in handling player personnel. Nykluk spent 14 of his 17 pro seasons with the Hershey Bears and was announced Monday night by general manager Keith Allen in Montreat.
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Keith Allen
Philadelphia Flyers
Mike Nykouk
Fred Shero
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Orr may join exhibition series against Russia in September
Montreal AP reports Boston Bruins All Star defenseman Bobby Orr is likely to play for Canada in an eight game series with Russia in September if he is healthy. Clarence Campbell, NHL president, said Orr, who helped the Bruins win the Stanley Cup, is slated for knee surgery in Boston later this week.
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Williamson May Head Blazers In New World Hockey
Former U S Olympic coach Murray Williamson is expected to become general manager of the Philadelphia Blazers in the new World Hockey Association. He may also coach the team as the Tribune reports. The Blazers took over the Miami franchise.
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the Tribune
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Miami
Gals top keglers at Columbus alley
Mary Christensen rolled a 201 in the Women s Doubles League at Columbus Bowl with Lee Warhulski posting a 523 series and Marcia Stepanek scoring a 6 sum. Rita Fuhr led the Eagles Summer League with a 211 followed by 161 and a 73 series while Lorraine Egger had 207 and 636 and Eve Lasche 518. Loren Wetten led the men with 107 and 545 as Lucky posted a 640 game and Hoop totaled 1 858.
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Lee Warhulski
Columbus Bowl
Marcia Stepanek
Eagles
Rita Fuhr
Lorraine Egger
Eve Lasche
Loren Wetten
Lucky
Braves Outfielder Ralph Garr Sets Stolen Base Pace
Ralph Garr, who hit 38 for the Atlanta Braves, last year stole 30 bases in his full major league season.
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Atlanta Braves
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