Fischer Spassky World Championship Negotiations Continue
In Reykjavik Iceland officials report progress in talks over Bobby Fischers demand for 30 percent of gate receipts and TV rights for the 24 game match with Boris Spassky. Fischer misses a flight from New York as Andrew Davis seeks a compromise while no agreement is reached.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Russia
Andrew Davis
Fischer
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Icelandic Chess Federation
Sports Palace
Federation
Davis
Gutmunder Thoraksson
ICF
United States
Spassky
Evansville Wichita Nab Wins Easily
Evansville Triplets and Wichita Aeros win Friday as leaders in the American Association. Ammann tosses a four hitter and drives in a run for Evansville in an 8 0 rout of Iowa Oaks. Wichita beats Oklahoma City 9 5 behind Bonham while Tulsa edges Denver 8 7 and Indianapolis blanks Omaha 4 0.
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Evansville Triplets
Wichita Aeros
American Association
Gene Ammann
Iowa Oaks
Wichita
Oklahoma City 89Ers
Ammann
Evansville
Bill McNulty
Pat Racquez
Indianapolis
Omaha
Indians
Racquez
Gene Locklear
Roe Skidmore
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Denver
Iowa
Hiller Rejoins Tigers for Conditioning Plan
Detroit announced pitcher John Hiller will rejoin the Tigers to continue conditioning after a heart attack. He retired in 1971 and will serve as a batting practice pitcher on the traveling team while his mound work is assessed by Billy Martin and staff. His last Tigers appearance was a 1-0 shutout of the Indians on Oct 1, 1970. career 23-9 with a 2.98 ERA.
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Detroit
John Hiller
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Jim Campbell
Hiller
Campbell
Billy Martin
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Nuxhall's Son Signs Pact With Cincinnati Reds
Kim Nuxhall son of Joe Nuxhall signs a contract with the Cincinnati Reds. The 17 year old right handed pitcher will play for Bradenton in the Florida rookie league.
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Cincinnati
Kim Nuxhall
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati Reds
Nuxhall
Bradenton
Florida
Shirley Englehorn Holds One-Stroke Open Lead at Halfway
Shirley Englehorn remained one stroke ahead in the Women's U.S. Open at Winged Foot after a rain disrupted round two. Her 72 75 147 carried her past a storm-delayed day that ended with 17 players still to finish. Nancy Porter, 23, from Riverton N J, aced the par three No 6 for the rare achievement.
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Shirley Englehorn
Miss Englehorn
Jocelyne Bourassa
Betsy Cullen
Judy Rankin
Susie Maxwell Benning
Shelley Hamlin
Jane Blalock
Joanne Carner
Miss Blalock
LPGA
Mrs. Carner
Riverton
N.J
Nancy Porter
Slo-Pitch Schedule Across Divisions and Regions
The page lists mixed schedules for CLASS AA, American, and other divisions across South Lyons and Lincoln areas. Schedule entries include teams like Burnett, Jerry's Tavern, Sandy's Magles, Hagles, Capitol Federal, Don's Steak House, and Mother's Mars, with several matches across Wednesday to Friday and multiple league classifications. The text also covers women and girls leagues with teams such as Jenning's Moughnuts, Yarn Barn, Pizza Hut, and Mother Mary's, indicating a broad regional set of games and venue notes.
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Burnett Onestrument
Jerry's Tavern
Starlight ‘Tavern
Sandy
Jenning’s Mmoughnuts
Yarn Barn
Halhark
Blevinsonda
Bo OF. Goodrich
Ransford — Mlectric
Pizza Hut
Mother Mary's
Speedy Crown Heads to Roosevelt as Favorite in Trotting Championship
Speedy Crown, Hambletonian winner last year, is favored to make his fourth straight victory as a 4 year old in Roosevelt Raceway's $50,000 American Trotting Championship tonight in Westbury New York.
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Westbury
N.Y
Speedy Crown
Roosevelt Raceway
Wasp to be scrapped after storied service history
The USS Wasp, famed for World War II battles and Cuban blockade duty, heads to decommissioning at Quonset Point and will be bid upon for scrap. The 41 000 ton carrier served from 1943 to 1968, aided Iwo Jima and Guam campaigns, and recovered Gemini astronauts before its removal to Boston for scrapping.
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WASP
Quonset Point
R.I
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Pacific
Iwo Jima
Guam
Wake Island
Philippines
Rotary squeaks past Elks in Holocom League clash
Lee McManness and Duane Wyatt each had two hits as Rotary defeated the Elks 11-6 at Broken Arrow. Forrest Medley earned the win with Rick Galloway also doubling, while Joe Paddock and Jeff Tryon doubled for the Elks. A six run third helped Knights of Columbus beat Noon Optimists 11-9, and Lawrence Redi-Mix toppled Jayhawk Kiwanis 12-9 with Brian Newman homering.
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Lee McManness
Duane Wyatt
Rotary
Elks
Broken Arrow
Forrest Medley
Rick Galloway
Joe Paddock
Jeff Tryon
David Ausherman
Knights of Columbus
Brian Newman
Lawrence Redi-Mix
Jayhawk Kiwanis
State Toll Count 1972 Heads Toward July Fourth
Kansas reports 300 highway deaths on state roads for 1972 by morning of Independence Day weekend, 16 fewer than 1971. A year ago 316 deaths by this date. The weekend counting period starts at 6 p.m. today.
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Kansas
Missouri Names Mel Sheehan Athletic Director
Mel R. Sheehan, 48, former Normandy School District superintendent near St. Louis, is appointed athletic director at the University of Missouri Columbia. He succeeds the late Wilbur N. Starcup and previously taught and coached in Brookfield and Clayton while earning MU degrees and a Ph.D. from St. Louis University.
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Columbia, Mo
Mel R. Sheehan
Normandy
St. Louis
University of Missouri-Columbia
UMC
Herbert W. Schooling
Sheehan
Missouri
Wilbur N
Sparky) Stalcup
Brookfield
Clayton
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