Nicklaus To Take A Rest After Nelson Golf Victory
Dallas AP Nicklaus wins the Nelson Classic with a 66 to finish 4 under 274 at Preston Trail. He will take three weeks off, boosting his record and confidence, while wife Barbara approves. Jerry McGee and Frank Beard finish tied at 276, Charles Coody ends fourth at 278 amid rain delays and TV coverage.
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Dallas
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Barbara
Preston Trail
Jerry McGee
Frank Beard
Charles Coody
Bobby Nichols
Lee Trevino
Bert Yancey
Hugh Royer
Dan Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Larry Hinson
Jim Colbert
Ted Hayes
Homero Blancas
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gay Brewer
Gene Littler
Bob Stone
Terry Dill
Bob Charles
Jack Lewis
Bruce Crampton
Roy Pace
Ron Cerrudo
Dave Stockton
Chuck Courtney
Rich Olson Wins Tri Oval Feature at Fountain City
Rochester Minn driver Rich Olson won the 15 lap late model feature at Tri Oval Speedway before 2 500 fans earning 350 dollars. Red Drake and Dave Noble finished second and third. Jack Smith won the hobby stock feature with Dave Hesch and Glen Slawson finishing second and third respectively. Del Roschen captured the street stock 15 lap feature with Eugene Brownell and Dave Drazkowski placing second and third.
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Fountain City
Wis
Rich Olson
Rochester
Minn
Tri-Oval Speedway
Red Drake
Evansdale
Iowa
Dave Noble
Blooming Prairie
Jack Smith
Dave Hesch
Waumandee
del Roschen
Lake City
Jack Johnson
Dean Erdmann
Winona
Steve Brass
Minnesota City
William Engel
Eugene Brownell
Cochrane
Dave Drazkowski
Dave Fitzgerald
Richard Whitcomb
Tom Grant
Hobby Stock
Jim Schell
Rollingstone
Roger Westra
Bob Jenkinson
Dennis Kokott
Arcadia
John Kuril
Ralph Dunbar
Ken Johnson
Goodview
Pat Durnen
al Soboleski
John Kuri
Greg Volkart
Gil Friesen
Glen Lawson
Dick Sorenson
Pat Duren
Dave Morgan
Rice Lake
LeRoy Shharkey
Cecil Henderson
Dakota
Phil Prusak
Eau Claire
Paul Fitzpatrick
Parsons Earns First Grand National Victory at South Boston
Benny Parsons of Ellerbe North Carolina won the Halifa County 100 at South Boston Speedway his first Grand National victory after 60 starts. He finished a lap ahead of Richard Petty who battled tire troubles and three stops for new rubber. Bobby Isaac started on pole but blew an engine on lap 247 as Parsons led the remaining distance.
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South Boston
Benny Parsons
Ellerbe
N.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
South Boston Speedway
Parsons
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Petty
Plymouth
James Hylton
Inman, S.C
Nino Benvenuti Weighs Retirement From Pro Boxing
Rome AP reports Nino Benvenuti, once vowing to quit at 30, may retire at 33 after a decade as a pro. He spoke after failing to regain the world middleweight title from Carlos Monzon in Monte Carlo. Once famed for a 177 bout win streak, he has lost four of his last five fights since turning pro in 1961 after Rome Olympic gold.
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Rome
Nino Benvenuti
Benvenuti
Monte Carlo
Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Trieste
Moerke Returns as Mustangs Coach in Madison
Bob Moerke, former 1966 Mustang coach, is named again to lead Madison Mustangs after serving as assistant at Madison East. He replaces George Harrell, who resigns after a 30-8 record and two championships in three years to spend more time with his family.
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Madison
Wis
Bob Moerke
Madison Mustangs
Moerke
Madison East High School
George Harrell
Harrell
Sylvia Druschke Blocks City Bowling Pace with 550
Sylvia Druschke rolled a 550 series in the Unknowns League at Pla-Mar to set the city bowling pace over the weekend.
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Sylvia Druschke
Pla-Mar
Bowlers Lead in Sunsetters and Late Show Leagues
June Gordon rolled a 577 and Linda Herrich a 542 for the Sunsetters League at Viroqua Sunset Bowl to set the pace among area leagues. Chuck Hanson topped the men with a 600 in the Late Show League at the same venue.
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June Gordon
Linda Herrich
Chuck Hanson
Bowling Scores and Standings From Regional Bowling Meet
Reports show multiple leagues and divisions with team series and game totals. Notable performers include Dee Beitlich 491 and Sylvia Oruschke 234 in UNKNOWNS, Maggie Zumach 518 in NATIONAL COUPLES, and Spencer Sedimayr 575 in HIMS & HERS. High team marks include Brudos Electric and Eagles entries with totals over 2400.
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Dee Beitlich
Helen Wohlhoefer
Dalene Mickelberg
John Roberts
Bernie Mysliwiec
Geo. Goyette
Don Wohlhoefer
Sylvia Oruschke
al Pieterick
Bears
Twins
Maggie Zumach
Barb Verhota
Sharon Lietke
Sandy Kjos
Karen Johnson
Milo Zumach
Larry Hole
Tyler Henzy
Pete Gilbertson
Jerry Kjos
Larry
Hole
Hims & Hers
South Lancs
Pinwheels
Poets
Spencer Sedimayr
Les Kuester
Bob Hampston
den Bay
John Bradley
John Givens
Marsha Givens
Elaine Manske
Arlyss Grosskopf
Kay Morton
Roz Fries
Shirley Sedimayr
Spencer Sedimayer
Brudos Electric
Dizz Reed
Joe Howell
Mike Fauske
Kenneth Vorden
Palmer Hendrickson
Dexter Groves
Don Pederson
Lee Melby
Steve Skrede
Ray Pederson
Lindor Fauske
Chuck Hanson
Mexico Finland and France Rout Opponents in Davis Cup
Mexico France and Finland swept South Korea Sweden and Ireland 5 0 in Davis Cup play on Sunday. In European Zone A semifinals France faces Finland while Mexico meets Canada for a North American semifinal slot.
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Mexico
France
Finland
South Korea
Sweden
Ireland
Canada
Consolidated High School Sports Schedule Highlights
Central at Aquinas and multiple events across towns including Logan, Onalaska, Luther, Winona Cotter, and LCU feature in a dense slate. Baseball, golf, tennis, and track meet at Copeland Park, WWTI, and Tri-State venues with Triangulars, regionals, and invitational entries across Central, Prairie du Chien, Eau Claire North, and Willmar.
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Aquinas
Copeland Park
Golf Central
Aquinas Richland Center
WWTI
Tennis Central
Aquinas Logan
Winona Cotter
Onalaska
Luther
Logan
Winona
Logan Central
Dubuque
Caledonia
Holy Cross
Prairie du Chien
Whitehall
Central Oshkosh
LCU
Central
New Albin
Aquinas JV
Luther Tennis
Luther Winona Cotter
River Falls
Willmar
Minn
Eau Claire
Monona Grove
Acuina
Coulee
Canadiens Rally To Beat Black Hawks 4-2 In Game Three
Montreal overturns a 2-0 deficit after the first period to even the series. Frank Mahovlich nets two goals, Cournoyer scores the winner in the third, and Tony Esposito stones Chicago as the Canadiens force a Game Four in Montreal.
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Montreal Canadiens
al MacNeil
Canadiens
Chicago
Black Hawks
Frank Mahovlich
Pete
Cliff Koroll
Bobby Hull
Hawks
Frank
Yvan Cournoyer
Terry Harper
Mahovlich
MacNeil
Harper
Keith Magnuson
Stan Mikita
Magnuson
Cournoyer
John Ferguson
Tony Esposito
Esposito
Logan Thinclads Take Second at Viroqua Invitational
Logan tied for the lead entering the final event but Prairie du Chien won the mile relay to claim first. Logan finished second in the 16-team meet with 46 points, Mt. Horeb third with 31.2, and Prairie du Chien dominant in multiple events led by Greg Chojnacki and Tom Hemmer among others.
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Rie du Chien
Logan
Mt. Horeb
Lancaster
Boscobel
Sparta
Tomah
Richland Center
Holmen
Viroqua
Kickapoo
Onalaska
Brookwood
Westby
Hillsboro
North Crawford
Prairie du Chien
Dave Loomis
Terry Grunzel
Rangers
Loomis
Grunzel
Dan Ryan
Jerry Landmark
Mount Horeb
Ryan
Pat Braun
Landmark
John Hanson
Harry Helfrich
Helfrich
Joe Roland
Greg Chojnacki
Tom Hemmer
Gary Schmuck
Schmuck
Tim Brown
Larry Orvald
Dan Suhr
Larry Becker
la Crosse Logan
Danny Ryan
John Dwyer
Loren Mier
Ron Hill
John Williams
Rich Dodge
Law
Paul Hauser
Dave Dodge
Dave Shaw
Bob Mollenberg
Brook
Dave Malin
Rod Price
Hol
Bill Schmid
Los
Dave Sveum
West
Tim Tralmer
Tom
Jim Buechner
Greg Sutten
Dave Suhr
Jin McDonald
Randy Wanezew
Mark Engelson
Dave Johnson
Rod Ammerman
Jon Stanek
Hill
Larry Orvold
Vic
Tom Fischer
Mark Kyernen
Steve Kling
Gres Chojnack
Bruce Walsh
Jom Roland
Warren Crews
Brian Abenschien
Jett Bowen
Craig Lines
Par Dillman
Handy
Ken Kuckbecker
Pdc
Greg Sutter
Rick Andense
Mark Tryngested
Mark Manthe
Dave Niemeyer
Duwan Osley
College All-Star Team Announced for Colts Game
CHICAGO AP Head Coach Blanton Collier announced Saturday the 1971 College All-Star football squad to face the NFL champion Baltimore Colts in Soldier Field July 30. The 38th midsummer classic sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc. features 52 players including 23 first round picks. Jim Plunkett leads the lineup with Archie Manning and Dan Pastorini at quarterback, plus Mike Adamle John Brockington Joe Moore Elmo Wright and J. D. Hill among others.
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Chicago
Blanton Collier
Baltimore Colts
Soldier Field
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Collier
Cleveland Browns
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Dan Pastorini
Santa Clara
Mike Adamle
Northwestern
John Brockington
Ohio State
Joe Moore
Missouri
Elmo Wright
Houston
J. D. Hill
Arizona State
Karl Schoenfeld Triggers Luther To Track Victory
In New Ulm Minnesota Onalaska Luther won the Martin Luther Track Invitational led by Karl Schoenfeld who captured wins in the long jump and 220 and contributed to the 880 relay victory. Luther scored 65 points to Southwest Minnesota Christian of Edgerton 57 with several runners up and top placers across events.
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New Ulm
Minn
Karl Schoenfeld
Onalaska
Luther
Southwest Minnesota Christian
Edgerton
Schoenfeld
Rick Gates
Fred Lautz
Kurt Seeger
Tim Ames
Knights
John Leisse
Schaller
Bryan Blaske
Terry Germann
Benrud
Ron Blade
Kurt Roelich
Majors To Speak At Logan Booster Club Banquet
Johnny Majors Iowa State football coach will speak at 7 30 p m May 19 at Logan High School auditorium for the Logan Booster Club athletic awards banquet Duke Henthorne will be toastmaster and admission is free.
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Johnny Majors
Iowa State
Logan Booster Club
Logan High School
Duke Henthorne
Yarbrough Survives Indy Crash as Eagle-Offenhauser Burns
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway Lee Roy Yarbrough walked away with a small hand burn after a high speed crash that totaled his $50,000 Eagle-Offenhauser car. Track fire crews contained the blaze quickly, marking the track’s first serious crash of the year as other drivers suffered oil line failures and spins during the day. Mike Mosley posted the day’s fastest lap before his oil line failed, while Denis Hulme and Bruce Walkup also had incidents on the infield circuit.
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Indianapolis
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Mike Mosley
Eagle-Ford
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Bruce Walkup
Brownsburg
Ind
Pat Curran to Speak at Father-Son Banquet
Pat Curran, tight end for the Los Angeles Rams, will be the featured speaker at Trinity United Church of Christ’s father-son banquet Tuesday at 7 30 pm. The 1970 Ram highlights will be shown on film. Reservations: 788 3632.
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Pat Curran
Los Angeles Rams
Trinity United Church of Christ
Curran
Bullets center Wes Unseld to undergo knee surgery
Baltimore AP report says 6-7 center Wes Unseld of the Baltimore Bullets will have cartilage removed from his left knee on May 25. He is expected to be hospitalized for a week to 10 days and will miss games during recovery.
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Baltimore
Wes Unseld
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Unseld
New York Racing Association season set with 94 stakes races
The NYRA season runs from March 8 to December 4 featuring 94 stakes races across its meets. The schedule marks a busy year for trainers and horses, with prominent events anticipated at Belmont Park and other NYRA venues.
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New York Racing Association
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Lee Bergum
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