Boy wonder dominates NAAA 800 title in Seattle
Dave Wattle of Bowling Green led a strong field to win the 800 at the National AAU track championships in Seattle. The Associated Press report notes Wattle, rising as America's boy wonder in middle distance events, sped clear as four other distance runners also claimed unlikely victories, shaking up plans for Olympic selections.
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Dan Berger
Associated Press
Seattle
Dave Wattle
America
Bowling Greenace
Dave _ Roberts
Kansas State
Lee Evans
Randy Matson
Rod Milburn
Andohn Craft
Jay Silvester
Citizens win opener at Legion Field 13 to 10
In the first game Citizens defeated First National 13 to 10 at Legion Field. Curtis East and James Staggers led Citizens from the mound allowing two hits and five strikeouts while Staggers topped the bats with three singles.
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Legion Field
Citizens
First National
Blevins
Merchants
Curtis East
James Staggers
Tim Gregory
Jerry White
Danny Gibson
Charlie Edmonson
Livelle Scott
James McSill
Mike Hobson
David Cobb
Harley Sisson
David Sisson
Mickey McCormack
Corn Belt
Wallace given 90 percent chance to move with aid within six months
Doctors say Alabama governor George Wallace has a 90 percent chance to move with assistance within six months after surgery to remove a bullet from his spinal canal. They expect he can attend the Democratic National Convention next month, with less than a 50 percent chance of walking normally.
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Shiner Spring
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Laurel
Stacy Rollins
Holy Cross Hospital
Boedy
Rollins
Hope Star 1972 Democratic Governor at Convention
The governor’s upcoming near-certain appearance at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach is noted. Dr. Hamilton Hutchinson of Montgomery, Ala., the governor’s personal physician, comments on how long he could remain at the convention if nominated, suggesting he could stay as long as needed.
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Miami Beach
Hamilton Hutchinson
Montgomery
Ala
Officials discuss walk-out with Braves star Cepeda
Atlanta AP Orlando Cepeda 34, a 14-year veteran and former NL MVP, held a two day walkout after being dropped from the Braves lineup for Saturday night's game. He was suspended indefinitely by manager Laman Harris and says he is ready to play though his knee limits him. He says his knee is not 100 percent but he can play regularly.
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Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta Braves
Cepeda
Laman Harris
Braves
Memphis Defeats Amarillo to Stay East Division Leaders
Memphis Blues won 9-1 over Amarillo to extend their half game edge in the East Division as Alexandria split with Midland. Shreveport beat El Paso 9-4, Arkansas topped San Antonio 5-2, and most East clubs won while West teams lost. Hank Webb pitched a one hitter in his first official Texas League start for Memphis, with Tommy Hallams driving in runs including a ninth inning homer. The league also saw El Paso complete a rare triple play in Shreveport’s four-run first inning rally.
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Memphis
Amarillo
Memphis Blues
Alexandria
Alexandria Aces
Midland
Shreveport
el Paso
Arkansas
San Antonio
Hank Webb
Tommy Hallams
Blues
Sun Dodgers
Shreveport Captains
Paul Dade
Dave Friesleben
Aces
Twin Hill
Cubs
Jim Tyrone
Tom Lundstedt
Arkansas Travelers
Dennis Yard
Brewers
Little Rock
Travelers
Grounds for Arrest in Narcotics Cases
A 1972 public service feature explains when police may arrest without a warrant for narcotics. It cites cases where arrests based on reasonable grounds and direct observation were upheld, and contrasts with wrongful arrests based on mere hunches or untrustworthy informers.
Cases Filed in Chancery Court
A list of chancery court filings includes Kathleen Petrie versus Robert Petrie, Jeanette Lewis versus Joseph Lewis, T O Porter versus Johnnie Abney et al, C R Allgood Jr versus Paul Henderson, Gwen Edwards versus James Edwards, Allen Lynn Bennett ex parte, Belinda Miller versus William Miller, Enmar Inc versus Bill Harding, William Iselin Co versus Fred Scott, Tri-State Ins Co versus Joe Porterfield, American Mutual Service versus Boyde Beardsley, Johnson Motel Inc versus John Candler, John H King versus Howard Hindman, Robert Darrell Smith to Linda Tarpley, Hilly Inscore to Betty Tiner, Joe Walker Franin to Mary Levins, Lonnie Morris to Mary Cheatham, Burnel Stuart to Stella Write.
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Kathleen Mary Petrie
Robert George Petrie
Jeanette Lewis
Joseph D. Lewis
T. O. Porter
Johnnie B. Abney
C. R. Allgood, Jr
Paul Henderson
Gwen Edwards
James F. Edwards Allen Lynn Bennett
Parte
Belinda Kay Miller
William Michael Miller
Enmar Inc
Bill Harding
Db-A
William Iselin Co
Fred Scott
S & S Style Unlimited
Tri-State Ins. Co
Joe Porterfield
D-B-A
Porterfield Const. Co
American Mutual Service
Boyde Beardsley Johnson Motel, Inc
John D. Candler
John H. King
Howard W. Hindman
Robert Darrell Smith
Hope
Linda Marie Tarpley
Hilly Inscore
Ashdown
Betty Tiner
Ark
Joe William Walker Franiin
Tenn
Mary Bet
Levins
Lonnie Morris
McNab
Mary Cheatham
Mineral Springs
Ark Burnel Stuart
Stella Write
Child development bill set for Senate hearing
The Senate scheduled debate on a $2.95 billion child development bill to create the largest federal day care program in history. Sponsors aimed to pass it today.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Obituaries Run From Local to National Notices
Obituary items include Marvin Watterson 76 died Saturday in local hospital retired custodian with survivors, funeral Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, burial Rose Hill cemetery, Herndon Funeral Home. Calvin Morris 58 died at home, retired plumber with one son and one brother, graveside Tuesday Rose Hill cemetery. Infant James Dean Ive died, grandparents named, graveside Memory Gardens. Arthur B. Homer former Bethlehem Steel CEO died at 76. John Stack engineer who helped develop wind tunnel for NASA died at 65. George Watson Marble Jr. head of Fort Scott Tribune died at 64 in Kansas City.
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Marvin Watterson
Elsie Ruth Jones
Little Rock
Martha Jean Johnson
California
Katie Ellen Pace
Missouri
William Thomas Dillinger
Colorado Springs
Irving Watterson
Texarkana
Kate Tanner
el Paso
Texas
First United Methodist Church
Norris
Calvin W. Morris
Mike Morris
Hope
Louisiana
Rose Hill
Herndon
James Dean Ive
John N. Lee
Ferrell Williams
J.R. Lee
Rosston
Memory Gardens
Merlin Cox
Herndon Funeral Home
Yorktown
John Stack
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stack
George Watson Marble Jr
Fort Scott
Kan
The
Fort Scott Tribune
Kansas City
Chris Evert Poised for Wimbledon Challenge
The 17 year old Fort Lauderdale star, part of the United States Wightman Cup triumph, prepares for Wimbledon after a 5-2 U S victory over Britain. Evert won singles over Virginia Wade 6-4 6-4 and Joyce Williams 6-2 6-3, with two singles and a doubles win.
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England
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
United States
Britain
Miss Evert
Virginia Wade
Joyce Williams
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