Palmer Nicklaus Win National Team Championship in 1971
Palmer and Nicklaus dominated the National Team Championship at Laurel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier Pennsylvania winning the winded 36 hole finale by six strokes. They finished 27 under par 257 total as Boros and Collins faded. Devlin and Charles tied for second, while Barber and January also contended.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Ligonier
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
United States
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Julius Boros
Bill Collins
Boros
Collins
Bruce Devlin
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Texas
Miller Barber
Don January
Hope Star historical data and pricing page from Hope Ark
Hope Star lists publication details dated 1929 with staff titles and addresses. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail, regional pricing for Hempstead Nevada Lafayette Howard Pike Clark Counties and other Arkansas areas, plus rates for all other mail. A college student bargain is noted with a nine month term.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Bold Reason Now Regular Winner At Arlington Park
Bold Reason ridden by Laffit Pincay surged to win the $138,200 American Derby at Arlington Park for his fifth straight victory, boosting his season total to $236,122. The 3-year-old edged Mr Pow Wow by a half length after a stretch drive in 1:52 3-5 for the mile and a quarter, paying $4.20 to win.
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Earl Gerheim
Associated Press
Bold Reason
William A. Lewin
Laffit Pincay
Arlington Park
Mr. Pow Wow
Northfields
Chevron Flight
Sigmund Sommer
Chaffeur
Monmouth Park
King of Cornish
Gene Mori
Twin Time
Liberty Bell
Halmestretch
Run
Gantlet
Rokeby Stable
Aqueduct Race Track
Bobby Woodhouse
Royal Harmony
Bill Shoemaker
Advance Guard
San Diego
del Mar
Rockingham Park
Palmer and Nicklaus Tie for Fourth at Tour Event
Non winning tour regulars John Schlee and Bob Smith tied for fourth at 264. The Hill brothers Dave and Mike were alone at 265 after Mike birdied from 30 yards on the final hole. It was Palmer and Nicklaus’s fourth title of the season and each earned 20,000 from a 200,000 purse, boosting Nicklaus to 187,763 and Palmer to 184,799 for the season, behind Trevino whose 197,219 total remains tops after missing the cut.
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John Schlee
Bob Smith
Hill Brothers
Dave
Mike
Palmer
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Colts Detoured to Second Place in Jets Shadow
A scouting chart rates the Baltimore Colts with mixed strengths and aging stars. Unitas may be nearing the end of his era as Morrall steps in, while Eddie Hinton, Roy Jefferson, and John Mackey spark the receiving corps. Norm Bulaich leads the rushing with Don McCauley drafted to support, and Bubba Smith rises on defense. The piece projects a strong team but notes age and dynasty doubts, predicting a solid but secondary finish behind the Jets.
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Johnny Unitas
Earl Morrall
Sam Havrilak
Eddie Hinton
Roy Jefferson
John Mackey
Tom Mitchell
Norm Bulaich
Don McCauley
Tom Matte
Dan Sullivan
Bil Curry
Bob Vogel
Horizon
Billy Ray Smith
Colts
Jim Bailey
Hefe
Bubba Smith
Baltimore
Don McCafferty
Mike Curtis
Terror
Stork
Ted Hendricks
Ray May
Jerry Logan
Rick Volk
Colt Zone
Charley Stokes
Jim Dun
Leonard Dunlap
David Lee
Jim O’brien
Miami
Petty Tops Million Dollar Career Milestone
Rich ard Petty became auto racing’s third millionaire by winning the Dixie 500 at Atlanta. He raised career prize money to $1,018,203 and the year’s take to $199,295. Foyt and Unser have higher totals overall, while Petty remains focused on stock cars and a long career ahead. He won by a car length over Robbie Allison in 3 hours 2 minutes at an average 129.061 mph earning $20,560 for the victory.
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Bloys Britt
Auto Racing
Richard Petty
Lee Petty
A. J. Foyt
al Unser
Francois Cevert
Clay Regazzoni
U.S
Mario Andretti
Jacky Ickx
Mark Donohue
Media
Atlanta International Raceway
Robby Allison
Huey Town
Ala
Petty
Germain Wins Third Arkansas Women’s Golf Title
Dot Germain of Blytheville defeated Lea Larson of Conway 3 and 2 in the Arkansas Women’s Golf Association tournament finals in Hot Springs. Germain, who won the title in 1967, was runner up to Martha Jett in 1964 and 1970.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Dot Germain
Blytheville
Lea Larson
Conway
Miss Germain
Martha Jett
Little Rock
Mike Epstein Finds a Home in Oakland with Hopes and Dreams
In Oakland Epstein flourishes as a key bat in the No 3 spot, contrasting past Washington struggles. He credits teammates Reggie Jackson Sal Bando and Rick Monday, manager Dick Williams, and life in Oakland for sharpening his game. Epstein recalls a childhood dream plus a 280 career average aim and 300 homers, seeking lasting impact.
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Oakland
Regecie Jackson
Sal Bando
Rick Monday
Vida Blue
Henry Aaron Poe
Mike
Seattle
Senators
Dingell
Gong
Willie Mays
Henry Aaron
Mike Epstein
Newspaper Enterprise Association Tohket
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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