Hope Star: Stan Lee Too Good for Arkansas Golf
At 18, Stan Lee dominates Arkansas golf winning state stroke play at Pleasant Valley, state match play at Hot Springs, and the Rosswood Invitational. He plans three to four national amateur events, aims to study at State College of Arkansas, and credits coach Dave Bennett for refining his swing. He vows to improve weekly and focus on consistency across venues.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Little Rock
Stan Lee
Arkansas
Heber Springs
Pleasant Valley Country Club
War Memorial Park
Hot Springs Country Club
Rosswood
Rosswood Country Club
Lee
SCA
State College of Arkansas
Conway
Dave Bennett
Searcy
Bennett
Hot Springs
Red Apple Country Club
Houston University
Swimmers Taking Top Honors at Pan American Games
The United States led by Frank Heckl and Steve Furniss dominated Pan American swimming, winning most golds. Heckl anchored a 7:45.8 800 free relay world record, adding his third gold as the US pursued a near-sweep with two events remaining.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Cali
Colombia
United States
Uncle Sam
Frank Heckl
Heckl
Southern California
USA
Tokyo
Indiana
Steve Furniss
Santa Ana
Calif
Jim McConica
Trojan
Ecuador
Jorge Delgado
San Francisco
USA dominate at Hope Stights with fencing and swimming wins
USA teams clinch fencing team épée gold and multiple swimming golds as Chu-Chu Mavelre and Duane Bobick prevail in USA finals. Canadian rivals take diving and backstroke titles while a pool blackout forces a relay restart.
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USA
Duane Bobick
Navy
Bowlus
Minn
Mexico
Manuel Joaquin
Cincinnati
Ray Russell
Brazil
Waldemir Paulino de Oliveira
Jerry Heidenreich
Dallas
McConica
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Calif
Heckl
Canada
Uncle Sam
Maple Leaf
Lynn Colella
Seattle
Rick
University of Washington Mechanical Engineer
Ann Simmons
Long Beach
Donn Marie Gurr
Cuba
CIA
Dodgers Gaining on Giants as NL pennant race tightens
Dodgers in Los Angeles climb toward the fading Giants of San Francisco with a 6 5 win over St. Louis as Wes Parker and Willie Davis pace 15 Dodger hits. Boston blasts Detroit 12 11 in a wild AL afternoon game highlighted by Bob Montgomery’s six RBIs including a grand slam. A benches-clearing moment occurred when Reggie Smith was hit by a pitch and a melee erupted briefly.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Dodgers
Bobby Thomson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cardinal
Wes Parker
Willie Davis
Gibson
Parker
Duke Sims
Cal Maxvill
Bill Buckner
Davis
Willie Crawford
al Downing
Ted Sizemore
Jim Brewer
Downing
Richie Allen
Dodger
Allen
Rico Petrocelli
John Kennedy
Bob Montgomery
Boston
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Aurelio Rodriguez
Bill Denehy
Reggie Smith
Smith
Freehan
Denehy
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule Highlights
In the American League East Baltimore leads with 67 wins, Boston 49, Detroit 61, New York 58, and Washington 46. National League leaders include Pittsburgh at 70 with Chicago 62, St. Louis 63, New York 57, and Philadelphia 61. Monday results show Boston 12, Detroit 11. upcoming multi-city games and twi nights listed. Major leaders include batting and pitching leaders across leagues with Oliva and Murcer among top hitters and Blue leading wins.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
California
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Cuellar
Hall
Coleman
Parsons
Firemorris
Hedlund
Bosman
Thompson
Colbert
Bradley
Wright
Bahnsen
Odom
Hunter
Peters
Culp
Giants Lose Fran Tarkenton Over Contract
Giants signal caller Fran Tarkenton left the club to return home after failing to reach a contract agreement with owner Wellington Mara. Tarkenton, 31, said he cannot play without a contract and planned to report back if negotiations progress. Meanwhile Joe Namath and Jets medical updates framed the league’s latest player moves.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Pro
New York Giants
Frank Tarkenton
Atlanta
Wellington T. Mara
Tarkenton
Giants
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
New York
Lenox Hill Hospital
James A. Nicholas
Jets
Baltimore Celta
Nicholas
Colts
Joe
Mara
Houston
Alex Webster
Houston Oilers
Astrodome
Charley Joiner
Charlie Johnson
Lynn Dickey
Dick Shiner
Pete Gogolak
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
Bill Hobs
Mike Eischeid
Ike Kelley
Eagles
Pete Liske
Lee Bouggess
Happy Feller
Scor
Football Exhibition Results and Schedule From 1971
On Tuesday August 10 1971 Houston beat New York Giants 35 to 25 and Oakland won 24 to 0. The schedule lists Friday games Cleveland at Los Angeles and others, Saturday Chicago at Baltimore and Cincinnati at Detroit, plus night games Houston at St Louis Atlanta at Kansas City Pittsburgh at Green Bay New Orleans at Dallas Washington at Denver and New York Jets at Oakland Minnesota at San Diego. Sunday features New York Giants at New England and a night game, followed by Monday night Buffalo at Philadelphia.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Pizzarro
Kison
Stone
Cleveland
Forsch
Simpson
Lersch
Singer
Gentry
Kirby
Oakland
San Francisco
Miati
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Green Bay
New Orleans
Dallas
Washington
Denver
New York Jets
Minnesota
New York Giants
New England
Buffalo
Safety Program for Hunters Safety Program for Hunters SPECIAL NEWS RELEASE
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission announces a district Hunter Safety Training Program for Lafayette Miller Little River Hempstead Sevier and Howard counties. The course runs 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on August 16, 1971 at Miller Co Court House Texarkana.
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Charles Burton
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Arkansas
Jack Reed
Lafayette
Miller
Little River
Hempstead
Sevier
Howard Counties
Miller Co
Game and Fish Commission
Reed
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Paris
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WEC, Inc
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IA First National Bank
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Space Agency
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Israel
Abba Eban
Faas
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William Hogers
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Japan
Whit City
Hope
ST. ‘Ights
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Harold Weston Jr
ASA
Oliva
Murcer
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Gullett
J.johnson
Jenkins
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Lansing
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Waterloo
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Sergio Gonzalez
Placentia
David Pruzansky
Passaic
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George Blanda
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