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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1972

Page

9

Packers Sign MacArthur Lane in Backfield Overhaul

Green Bay announces the signing of running back MacArthur Lane to a multiyear pact as part of an overhauled backfield. Coach Dan Devine announced the deal after a stockholders meeting in Oakland where he noted Lane’s agreement to terms, following Green Bay’s trade with St. Louis that sent Donny Anderson to the Cardinals.

Packers MacArthur Lane Green Bay Wis Green Bay Packers Dan Devine Oakland Calif Lane St. Louis Cardinals Donny Anderson Devine

Rogers Medalist With 72 Bulldogs Second in District Golf

Mexico's Mike Rogers earned medalist honors in a 92-player district golf field with a 72, tying a Hickman player and winning on the first nine holes. Mexico finished second as Columbia Hickman won the district title by 11 strokes, with upcoming state meet entrants Kirksville and Louisiana. Other area finishers included Paris, Montgomery City, Centralia, Missouri Military Academy, Monroe City, and Mark Twain.

Mexico Mike Rogers Dave Bell Rogers Hickman Columbia Hickman Lee Kehl Mike Swanson Kim Everett Montgomery City Centralia Missouri Military Academy Monroe City Mark Twain Bell Kehl Columbia Richard Vance

New Coach Staff At Kirksville

The Palmyra Mo. coach is recommended as an assistant at Northeast Missouri State College to join head coach Randy Lukehart in Kirksville. Lukehart succeeds Russ Sloan who resigned to run for Congress, with Charles Shelton also resigning and Bruce Craddock remaining on staff. The game caps Halifax Nova Scotia Voyageurs win over the Baltimore Clippers to claim the Calder Cup.

Kirksville Palmyra Northeast Missouri State College Charles J. McClain Russ Kirby Kirby Randy Lukehart South Shelby High School Kirkasville Lukehart Russ Sloan Congress Charles Shelton Bulldogs Bruce Craddock Halifax N.S Nova Scotia Voyageurs Baltimore Clippers Canada

Turkey Season Declared Most Successful In Missouri History

Jefferson City reports show the recent wild turkey season as the most successful in modern Missouri history with up to 30 percent higher hunter success across 53 counties. The three extra days, nesting success, and spread into new areas boosted counts, led by Texas and Ste. Genevieve counties, while anecdotes highlighted hunter ingenuity and timing as emblematic of the season.

Joel M. Vance Jefferson City Missouri Texas Ste. Genevieve Department of Conservation Turkey Montgomery County

No Le Hace Contender for Preakness

No Le Hace, one of three horses regarded as a serious threat to Derby winner Riva Ridge, was set to arrive at Pimlico for the 97th Preakness Stakes. Trainer Homer Pardue said the horse is fit to run after a Belmont Park workout in 1 minute 15 and 2 fifths. Freetex, after a sixth in the Derby, was named a definite starter, based on a five-eighths work in 1:00 and 4 fifths. Freetex and Eager Ex are slated to ship from New York to Pimlico Wednesday or Thursday.

Baltimore le Hace Pimlico Race Course Homer Pardue Belmont Park Preakmess Bill Raymond Freetex Raymond New York Eager Exchange Pimlico

Something Borrowed Bats Homer Sparks Pirates Win

Roberto Clemente used Richie Hebner's bat and hit a three run homer off Bob Gibson as the Pirates defeated the Cardinals 4 1 in nine innings. Dock Ellis pitched nine innings for his fourth win amid a rough night for Gibson who took the loss. The circuit also featured Phillies 4-0 over the Cubs and Mets 5-3 over Montreal with Agee and Matlack contributing for New York.

Pittsburgh Roberto Clemente St. Louis Cardinal Bob Gibson Clemente Pittsburgh Pirate Richie Hebner Gibson Pirates Cardinal Hebner Manny Sagullen Hebner’s Dock Ellis Mente Woodie Fryman Phillies Mike Anderson Willie Montanez Fryman Cubs Anderson Ferguson Jenkins Philadelphia Montanez Astros Dodgers Roger Metzger Felix Millan Atlanta Jim Fregosi Montreal Mets Tommie Agee Jon Matlack Willie Davis Manny Mota Billy Grabarkewitz Padres Chris Cannizzaro Enzo Hernandez

Unser Sets Indy Pole Pace With 195.940 MPH Lap

Indianapolis AP The crowd saw Bobby Unser surge to pole position for the May 27 Indy 500 with a 195.940 mph four lap run, topping a day of record speeds that left rivals Mark Donohue Peter Revson Gary Bettenhausen and Mario Andretti chasing. Twelve drivers qualified for the 33-car field, averaging 183.980 mph over 48 miles.

Mark Donohue Peter Revson Unser Gary Bettenhausen Mario Andretti Bettenhausen McLaren

First Woman Mechanic At Indianapolis Gears For 1968 Indy 500

Wanda McBride Knepper, from Arnold Missouri, becomes the first authentic woman race car mechanic permitted to work in Indianapolis Motor Speedway garages. She started washing engine parts and rose to tearing engines apart and reassembling. She and husband Arnie Knepper rebuilt their Eagle with an Offenhauser engine and NASA wing design, aiming to qualify for the 1968 500 mile race.

Indianapolis Wanda McBride Knepper Indianapolis Motor Speedway Arnold Missouri Korea Arnie Knepper Belleville, M Roy T'va

Baseball Standings and Schedules From The National League East

The document lists standings for the American and National Leagues with teams and records, then outlines Monday and Tuesday results and a dense schedule of upcoming games across divisions and cities including New York Montreal Baltimore Pittsburgh St Louis Kansas City Texas Houston Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles San Diego Oakland and Milwaukee. It records wins losses and percentages for clubs like New York Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Baltimore Chicago Houston Atlanta and more, with scattered venue details and pitchers.

Cardinals Gibson Philadelphia Chicago Cubs Houston Atlanta New York Mets Montreal Los Angeles San Diego Cle New York Cleveland Detroit Pittsburgh Baltimore Chicago Louis New York Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City Texas Oakland California Morton New Oakland Segui Rork Seaver Nornia Clark Hooton Zi Gogalewski Niladelphia Champion Rooker St. Louis Wise Pitts Woodson Vrah Walker Johnson Scheer Jaevis Cuellar Reuss Gelrolt

Nets Rally To Tie ABA Finals In Game Four

Uniondale reporter notes Nets trail by five at half after Barry Washington and Baum each with three fouls. Lou Carnesecca demands box out and Nets surge to 110 105 victory. Billy Paultz tops with 30 points 18 rebounds. Rick Barry adds 26.

Uniondale N.Y Lou Carnesecca New York Nets American Basketball Association Rick Barry Tom Washington John Baum Carnesecca Nets Indiana New York Billy Paultz

Denny McClain Placed on Minors' Roster by A's

Oakland manager Dick Williams announced that Denny McLain, the former 31 game winner, has been optioned to the minor leagues. Williams cited diminished velocity and a medical issue linked to a prescription, noting McLain’s 1-2 record and 6.05 ERA over 22 innings this season.

Anaheim Calif Oakland A Dick Williams Denny McLain Williams McLain A's

Sooners Sweep Tigers for Big Eight Baseball Title

The Oklahoma Sooners clinched the Big Eight Conference baseball championship by sweeping Missouri in a doubleheader 5-2 and 4-2. Oklahoma improved to 12-7 in the league, with Colorado still in contention before their season ended. Oklahoma will face NCAA regional play with Tulsa likely as the other regional participant.

Columbia Oklahoma Sooners Sooners Missouri Tigers Oklahoma Tigers Sooner Colorado Buffs Tulsa University

Warrensburg and Fulton win state track titles

Missouri School for the Deaf in Fulton captured the Class S crown while Warrensburg’s College High School won the Class M meet with two first place finishes at the Missouri state track finals in Columbia. The Class L meet, featuring the Mexico Bulldogs coached by Ron Whittaker, is set for Saturday in Columbia at 10:30 am.

College High School Warrensburg Missouri School For the Deaf Fulton Columbia Mexico

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