Golfer Airs Views on Birkdale's Modern Majesty
Peter Thomson praises Royal Birkdale as modern yet formidable noting its 7070 yard layout and par 73 while Palmer's absence is highlighted as a loss to the Open field. The piece recalls past Open legends Palmer Nicklaus and others set to compete at Birkdale with names like Trevino Casper Player Jacklin and Weiskopf among the entrants. Chicago Cubs call up Cleo James from Tacoma as Hal Breeden is optioned.
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Ronald Thomson
Southport
England
Royal Birkdale
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Irish Sea
Thomson
Birkdale
Palmer
Thorson
Lee Trevino
Willie Park
Musselburgh
Scotland
Prestwick
Tom Morris
Jack Nicklaus
St. Andrews
Muirfield
Charles Coody
Trevino
Billy Casper
South Africa
Gary Player
Tony Jacklin
U.S
LOS Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Cleo James
Tacoma
Hal Breeden
Hay Fever Hits Ryun On European Tour In Stockholm
Jim Ryun, the world record holder in the mile, finished 10th at a meet in Stockholm with a 4:17.3 time and said he may quit the European tour due to hay fever and poor breathing. Kipchoge Keino won in 3:54.4, with Sweden's Ulf Hoeburg second and John Mason fourth as Ryun weighs continuing or delaying his schedule to Oslo on July 14.
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Stockholm
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryan
Oslo
Ryun
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Keino
Mexico City
Jean Kansas
Sweden
Ulf Hoeburg
John Mason
United States
Anders Gaerderud
Sheriff's 13 0 Victory Over CBC in Little League Duel
In last night's Little League action James Motor Company lost 9 1 to the Lions in the opening game. Sheriff's then defeated CBC 13 0 in the second game. Barry's blanked Hope Auto 13 0 in the final contest with no home runs recorded in any game.
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James Motor Company
Lions
Sheriff's
CBC
Barry’s
Hope Auto
Fosse Struck by Hand Injury Sidelines All Star Catcher
Cleveland Indians announce All Star catcher Ray Fosse has torn ligaments in his left hand from a Monday game against Washington. The team does not know how long he will be out. Fosse says his hand swelled and he cannot grip a bat or ball. He hopes not to miss the All-Star game.
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Cleveland
Uno
Cleveland Indians
Ray Fosse
Indians
Fosse
Washington
Split With Pros in Tennis World
In Stresa Italy AP reports ILTF expected to ratify a split with top professionals. Players like John Newcombe and Rod Laver could be barred from major 1972 events including Wimbledon. World Championship Tennis led by Lamar Hunt demands more money to join ILTF opens and may create rival tours in 1972.
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Stresa
Italy
International Lawn Tennis Federation
John Newcombe
Rod Laver
Lamar Hunt
ILTF
United States
Australia
France
Hope Star publication details and rates 1929
The Hope Star issues data from 1929 includes publication details, staff roles, and postal information for the Star Publishing Co. It lists editors, managers, and addresses, plus membership in press associations and advertising representatives. Rates show various subscription and mail options across counties and states with some garbled figures.
Pirates Top Reds as Ellis Wins 12th Straight
Pittsburgh's Dock Ellis moved to 14-3 with a 5-2 win over Cincinnati, boosting the Pirates to a two-game NL East lead while the Mets fell 5-1 to Montreal. Roberto Clemente collected his 2,800th hit with a third-inning triple and score, though Ellis left with a bruised shin after seven innings. Koosman of the Mets lasted only one inning against the Expos before being sidelined for 21 days with shoulder and muscle tightness.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Dock Ellis
New York
Jerry Kossman
Pirates
Mets
Ellis
Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Diego
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Milwaukee
California
Minnesota
Vida Blue
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Roberto Clemente
Bucs
Richie Hebner
Elis
Tommy Helms
Koosman
Expos
Ron Hunt
Bill Stonem
Cuants
Ron Bryant
Bob Watson
Jimi Wann
Jack Billingham
George Culver
Giants
Bobby Bonds
M. West
Cubs
Dodgers
Ferguson Jenkins
Maury Wills
Jenkins
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckert
Iowa Star Fred Brown Signs with Seattle Sonics
The Seattle SuperSonics announced they signed University of Iowa star Fred Brown to a multiyear contract after more than three months of negotiations. Brown, a late first round pick, chose the Sonics over the Virginia Squires for NBA play and money. Terms were not disclosed but are believed around 50 000 per year with a no-cut clause.
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Seattle AP
Tile
superSonics
University of Iowa
Fred Brown
National Basketball Association
Brown
Kentucky Colonels
Page Five Basketball Assur
Colonels
Virginia Squires
Sonics
Squires
NBA
Fie
Ures
Paul Snyder
Buffalo Braves
Braves
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
Buffalo
Bob Houbreys
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Tom Weiskopf
Frank Beard
Miller Barber
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Bob Murphy
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Col. Wentsch
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Albert H. Patton
Hope
443D
United States Air Force
Col
Wentsch
Altus Afb
Okla
Air Force
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
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By Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Southern Newspaper Publishers
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Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
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Dallas
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Chicago, Ill
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Mich
Skirvin Tower
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Hope Care
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Ron Santo
Stock Davis
Mike Tam
Phillies
Hal King
Rick Wise
Pathis Greer
Erever Phylines
Philadelphia Far
Morgan Indsey
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Sally Hansen
Morgan & Lindsey
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