Palmer tests grit as U.S. Open nears at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer, 42, arrives at Pebble Beach for the U.S. Open push amid heavy training. He reports 20 straight playing days, 27 holes daily, and remains cautiously confident about winning. Palmer, joined by Doug Sanders and Glen Johnson, drew crowds signing autographs before helicoptering to Carmel for more practice.
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Temple and Sun Devils Lead in NCAA Baseball Tournament
Lightly regarded Temple faces Arizona State tonight as the Sun Devils sit unbeaten in the regional after a 34-blanking of USC. Illinois coach Skip Wilson's Temple beat Connecticut 7-1 to stay alive, while USC and Texas won their games as weathered witnesses to a record attendance near a million. Allan Hannister of Arizona State set a national collegiate single season hits record with 99.
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Royals Sign Three More Players In Free Agent Draft
The Kansas City Royals signed three more players last week. Denny Leonard a pitcher from Iowa College in New Rochelle New York, Kevin Bova an outfielder from Long Branch New Jersey, and Juan Quesada a first baseman from New York City joined the team.
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Ted Taylor Signs Pact With Aeros In Houston
Ted Taylor, veteran winger for the Vancouver Canucks, signs a three year contract with the Houston Aeros of the WHA. Announcement made by Aeros General Manager Jim Smith. Taylor was a draft choice of the New York Islanders in the recent NHL expansion draft.
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Torre leads NL All Star voting in first day
Joe Torre of the St. Louis Cardinals topped NL balloting on day one with 73 129 fan votes for the July 25 All Star Game in Atlanta. Hank Aaron and Manny Sanguillen led in multiple positions as voting continued, while Roberto Clemente and Rusty Wayne trailed in the outfield. Columbia freshmen帮助 Lions win 191 season, capture Eastern Intercollegiate title.
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Columbus Family 10speed Bike Club Debuts
The Columbus Family Y starts a 10 speed bike club with charter members Eve Sloth Kevin Hansen Lynn Pilant Mike Pilant Lauis Sloth Rene Hull Jeremy Berpt Kirk McAndrew Peggy Chestnut Martha Burge and Lloyd Burge. The group will ride daily with a leader only knowing the trip destination and meets every other Thursday starting June 22 at 7 pm for regular sessions. Members are in grades seven through AZ and ride 10 speed bikes.
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Evansville Extends Lead Over Omaha by Two Games
Evansville widened its first place margin over Omaha to two games in the Eastern Division of the American Association by beating the Royals 21 on Monday night. Tulsa defeated Wichita Aeros 4-3 in the Western Division, yet remains six games back in second place. Indianapolis beat Iona 63 and Oklahoma City beat Denver 11-7.
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Red Wings Sign Stackhouse and Lajeunesse for 1972 74
DETROIT AP Ned Harkness announced Monday that defensemen Ron Stackhouse and Serge Lajeunesse have signed two year contracts for the 1972 74 season. Details of the pacts were not disclosed by the front office.
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Local teams invited to state softball tournament
Columbus Sertoma Club sponsors the Class A Division of the Women’s State Softball Tournament on August 4 5 and 6. Teams must pay dues 5 and a $25 entry fee to the District Commissioners by June 15. Local teams may obtain entry blanks and information from Bob Jettesen.
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Nicklaus Tops Money List Despite Absence in Open Prep
Nicklaus remains the leading money winner in pro golf with $155,051 after a two week absence from the Tour in preparation for the U S Open. Trevino holds second with $118,972 after illness forced him out following two rounds of the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Heard sits third with $113,311, while Snead climbs from sixth to sixth with $62,715 after winning Philadelphia but missing a top ten finish.
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Lincoln fishing report notes record white perch catch
LINCOLN AP reports Cur ls Kadlick of Lincoln hauled a one ounce white perch from Wagon Train Lake to break the state's record. The update lists activity across multiple lakes and rivers including Lake Maloney white bass, Sutherland Reservoir catfish, Crappie on minnows, and bass on artificials with various local water bodies mentioned as productive for anglers.
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Mike McCoy Wins Big Eight Postgrad Scholarship
Kansas City AP Mike McCoy star Kansas football center named 1972 recipient of the Big Eight Conference Postgraduate Scholarship. Commissioner Charles M. Nelnas said $500 will aid McCoy’s medical education. McCoy, May 1972 Kansas graduate in bioelectrical engineering, held 9.82 GPA and was engineering school outstanding senior in 1971.
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