Boxing Roundup From Cities Shows Global Fights
Utsunomiya Koichi Okada retains Orient title by outpointing Park Chung in a 15 round bout. Philadelphia Miguel Herrara defeats Augie Pantellas in featherweights. Frank Crawford stops Tony Jumaoas in Los Angeles. Rudy Robles beats Mario marques in Torrance by outpoint. Sammy Goss defeats Lorenzo Trujillo in Philadelphia. Cologne Jose Manuel Ibar stops Ivan Prebeg in 3 rounds.
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Utsunomiya
Japan
Koichi Okada
Park Chung
Korea
Okada
Los Angeles
Frank Crawford
Tony Jumaoas
Philippines
Rudy Robles
Torrance
Calif
Mario Marquez
Ensenada
Mexico
Associated Press
Cologne
Germany
Jose Manuel “Urtain
Ibar
Spain
Ivan Prebeg
Yugoslavia
Alcindor Key Man in Pane Tonight in Pro All Star Showdown
Lew Alcindor faces possible absence as NBA ABA all star game looms in Houston with Alcindor wedding planned in Washington. Bullets bar Earl Monroe, Russell to coach NBA stars while Barry and Scott headline ABA. Merging rules set. first half uses NBA timing, second half ABA clock and ball.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association Tonight
Lew Alcindor
Lew
Washington
D.C
Alcindor
Milwaukee
NBA
Astrodome
ABA
Baltimore Bullets
Earl Monroe
Monroe
Bullets
Houston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtic
NBA Stars
Rick Barry
Charlie Scott
Virginia
Zelmo Beaty
Utah Stars
Indiana
Mel Daniels
Whitney Young Foundation
Larry Fleisher
Brock Dazzling Star for '71 Cards
Lou Brock hits in his 23rd straight game as the St. Louis Cardinals rout the Chicago Cubs 10-0. Brock collects three hits to raise his average to .374 with 42 runs and 19 steals this season, while Joe Torre carries a 22-game streak into the scoring surge. Other NL results include Braves over Expos 4-1, Pirates 5 Reds 2, Dodgers 5 Giants 1. AL actions feature Red Sox, Brewers, Tigers, Yankees, Indians wins.
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Cleveland Indians Run Past Orioles 10-5 in Baltimore
Cleveland rapped 17 hits to beat Baltimore 10-5 as Ted Uhlaender driven in four runs and three others had multi hit games. Vada Pinson added three hits while Frank Robinson doubled in two. Steve Dunning earned his fourth win with Hennigan’s late relief. Tigers edge Yankees 4-3. Brewers rally past Twins 5-3.
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Associated Press
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Indians
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New York Yankees
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Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
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Ted Uhlaender
Cleveland
Tom Dukes
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Phil Hennigan
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Uhlaender
Mickey Lolich
New York
Bobby Murcer
Johnny Ellis
Tigers
Willie Horton
al Kaline
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Bill Freehan
Brewers
Roberto Pena
Twins
Paul Ratliff
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Gary Peters
Ziegler Leads After 1st Round At Memphis Golf Classic
Larry Ziegler shot an eight under par 62 to take a two stroke lead in the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic at Colonial Country Club. Frank Beard carded 64, with Lee Trevino and Chi Chi Rodriguez at 66, while Dave Hill struggled to a 71 amid discipline issues.
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Memphis, Tenn
Larry Ziegler
Indianapolis
Ziegler
St. Louis Blues
Frank Beard
Beard
Colonial Country Club
Lee Trevino
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Deane Beman
Jim Colbert
Jerry Heard
Mike Reaser
Gene Littler
Billy Casper
Dave Hill
Hill
National Coaches Golf Tourney to feature 40 plus college coaches
More than 40 of the nation s college football coaches will compete in the 7th annual National Coaches Golf Tournament in Bella Vista Arkansas June 13 15. Defending champ Frank Broyles of Arkansas is the only two time winner. The 36 hole event includes 18 holes on June 14 and 18 holes on June 15.
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Bella Vista
Ark
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Dee Andros
Oregon State
Robert Blasi
Colorado
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Jim Carlen
Texas Tech
Charles Coffey
Virginia Tech
Lee Corso
Louisville
Bill Davidson
Arkansas State University
Paul Dietzel
South Carolina
Bennie Ellender
Tulane
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Hayden Fry
Southern Methodist
Claude Gibson
Tulsa
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
Tommy Hudspeth
Brigham Young
Cecil
Hootie
Ingram
Clemson
John Jardine
Wisconsin
Len Jardine
Brown
Frank Jones
Richmond
Roy Lester
Maryland
Johnny Majors
Iowa State
Ben Martin
Air Force Academy
Chuck Mills
Utah State
Billy Murphy
Jonesboro Festival of Champions Draws College Athletes
The Festival of Champions track meet in Jonesboro Arkansas is expected to draw college athletes from Tennessee Missouri Kentucky Mississippi and Arkansas. The 440 yard dash may feature Elbert Stinson whose 46 flat record set in 1967 by Arkansas AM&N is challenged by Murray State star Tommie Turner who has equalled the mark.
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Ark
Tennessee
Missouri
Kentucky
Mississippi
Arkansas
Elbert Stinson
Stinson
Arkansas Am&n
Murray State
Tommie Turner
Bears Sign Swedish Place Kicker Falk
Chicago Bears signed 21 year old Swedish born Peter Ove Falk as a soccer style place kicker. He is a Trollhattan native who played for Concordia of Moorhead Minnesota and made 10 of 16 field goals. Falk was one of four free agents signed by the Bears.
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Peter Ove Falk
Chicago Bears
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Sweden
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Moorhead
Minn
Falk
Bears
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Boyer Speaks His Piece on Atlanta Braves Rift
Clete Boyer complained the Atlanta Braves lack pitching and morale as he arrived from Montreal hoping for his release. He said pressure and poorly shared enthusiasm doomed the team, amid a public spat with VP Paul Richards and a threatened suspension.
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Atlanta
Clete Boyer
Montreal
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Paul Richards
Richards
The
New York Post
Liquori Eyes IC4A Mile Victory At Franklin Field
Villanova star Marty Liquori seeks a third consecutive IC4A mile title at Franklin Field where the fast Tartan surface favors him. Liquori has never lost on the track in four years, with Maryland, Penn, and Duke challengers in a strong field as 70 teams contest the two day meet.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
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Penn
Jim Ryan
Maryland
Leslie MacMitchell
New York University
Dave Patrick
William and Mary
Howell Michael
John Baker
Karl Thornton
Mike Mosser
West Virginia
Duke
Bob Wheeler
Manhattan
Joe Savage
Michael
Baker
McCullough Named Athletic Director at Iowa State
Louis G. Lou McCullough, a former Iowa State assistant football coach, is named ISU athletic director. He currently coaches at Ohio State, succeeds Clay Stapleton who moved to Florida State. Athletic Council chair Robert Fellinger praised his drive and qualifications. McCullough is noted as a top recruiter and once teamed with Stapleton at Iowa State.
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Ames
Iowa
Louis G. Lou McCullough
Iowa State University
ISU
McCullough
Ohio State University
Clay Stapleton
Florida State University
Robert C. Fellinger
ISU Athletic Council
Lou
Fellinger
Iowa State
Ohio
Cullough
Stapleton
Solunar Tables Guide to Daily Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar periods adapted from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan each day around peak activity for fishing and hunting. Use the schedule to target days with favorable territorial conditions and cover for best sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Barber shoots 72 in Memphis golf classic first round
Miller Barber of Texarkana Ark posted a 72 in the opening round of the $175,000 Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic at Colonial Country Club Memphis. Dick Crawford of Little Rock Ark and R H Sikes of Springdale Ark followed with 73 and 75 while Larry Ziegler led at 62 in a brisk start.
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Memphis, Tenn
Miller Barber
Texarkana
Ark
Danny Thomas
Colonial Country Club
Dick Crawford
Little Rock
R.H. Sikes
Springdale
Larry Ziegler
Merchants top Anderson Frazier 11 to 7 in Babe Ruth league
Merchants defeated Anderson-Frazier 11 to 7 as Bates and Brown combined for six strikeouts and four hits allowed. Atterbury had seven strikeouts for the losers, who yielded ten hits. Corn Belt crushed Blevins 14 to 2 and Corn Belt beat Citizens 7-1 and First National 6-4. Friday schedule includes First National versus Merchants and Anderson-Frazier against Citizens.
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Merchants
Anderson-Frazier
Bates
Brown
Atterbury
Corn Belt
Blevins
Citizens
First National
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