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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1971

Page

6

Redskins Aim for Third Win Over Pontiac Tonight

The Morris Redskins host the Pontiac Indians at 8 p.m. in a non conference game at Morris Athletic Field. Morris seeks a third straight win and third shutout, while Pontiac sits at 1-1-1 with a stout defense.

Redskins Pontiac Morris Redskins Morris Athletic Field Bob Thompson Marquette Tom Grindstaff Paul Williams Craig Curry Morris Bill Cheshareek Ken Dimke Tom Morse Joe Ardoini Curry Morris Ottawa Metamora Indians Gehrig Dergo Froshsoph Redskins Young Indians

Redskins sweep double cross country meet versus Minooka and Mazon

Morris Redskins dominated the meet taking seven of the top ten spots. Kevin Egeland won the three mile course in 16 43 with Minooka’s Thompson second in 16 51. Morris swept Minooka 41 20 and beat Mazon 49 15 while Minooka topped Morris in the fresh soph duel 30 26.

Minooka Morris Redskins Mazon Morris Redskins Kevin Egeland Thompson Doug Holman Ken Davenport John Purdue Gayhart Larry Sampson Dave Holman Jim McNulty Jock Moore White Scott Santa Cruz Robinson Stirnman Paul Ferguson Mike Vacca Crete Monee Ottawa Ottawa Pirates Pirates LaSalle-Peru

Tattersall Benefit Dinner Set for Streator Oct 15

Streator Illinois hosts a Bob Tattersall Benefit Testimonial Dinner on Friday October 15 1971 at the PNA Hall 906 E Livingston St to raise funds for his medical expenses after a serious illness. Local officials and racing stars including Mel Kenyon Merle Bettenhausen Gary Bettenhausen and Mike McGreevy will attend with USAC executive William Smythe guest speaking. Proceeds go to Tattersalls medical costs. Tickets $10 from Ed Nowotarski 203 E Hickory St Streator. reservations limited on a first come basis. The event also features a car display in City Park and a possible parade honoring Tattersall.

Bob Theodore G. Bakalar Bob Tattersal Bob Tattersall Seneca Belgium Streator U. S. Auto Racing Association Elio Negilli Frank Pavese John Pfrommer Pottstown Toledo Ohio USAC William Smythe Speedway Ind Mel Kenyon Lebanon Merle Bettenhausen Gary Bettenhausen Tinley Park Ill Howard Linne Mendota Illinois

Peanuts Lowrey wins car for hole in one at Incline Village

Chicago Cubs coach Harry "Peanuts" Lowrey made a hole in one on the par 3 eighth hole at Incline Village golf course and won a $7,000 sports car in the Nevada event.

Incline Village Nev Harry Peanuts” Lowrey Chicago Cubs Incline Village

Irene Rushing Tops Honor Roll With 665 Series

Irene Rushing surged from fifth place to the top of the first season Honor Roll by posting a 665 series in the Ladies Thursday Afternoon League, with a 235 game tying for high in the season. Gwen Larson led the Ladies Tuesday Night or Wednesday groups with strong 570s, while Bill Cheshareck, Don Walker and others posted notable scores across leagues. The update highlights top individual performances, splits converted, and the ongoing race for Bowler of the Week across multiple leagues.

Irene Rushing Lillian Mettille Irene The Bin Gwen Larson Gwen Marge Southcombe Jackie Lutz Claudia Barber Doris Daugherty Wanda Washington Carol Day Dean Gilbertson Kay Dunn Marge Storm Lil Johnson Dorothy Terry Pat Kenney Jean Varland Scotty Hall Edith Wagner Marion Gill Winona Himstedt Kathy Togliatti Millie Pobidinski Faye Nelson Naomi Anderson Marge Brown Marie Davis Joyce Hall Mary Lou Mitchell Mildred Nichols Barb Shepherd Betty Davis Betty Viv Rohrbach Bill Cheshareck Bill Bill Willis Johnson Willis Don Walker Dale Gooch Willis Hanson Chuck Butterfield Morris Bob Lynes Rich Darling Sereno Klinker Sunoco Flower Box Morris Savings and Loan Keith Benson Keith Don Cain Dale Farlan Clarence Goode John Steele Bill Kindelspire Betty Johnson Jo Arneson Floyd Bogart Jerry Diederich Dale Weatherly Clint Ryder Fred Heineman Jess Bolls Jack Thompson Bill Doerfler Larry Anderson Mel Bunton Tiny Limbach Lloyd Davis Chuck Perry Bud Enger John Stutzski M. Davis Russ Thompson Ken Seamen Mel Johnson Terry Hiscroot John Warner Jeff Jefferies Bob Warwick Bill Finfrock Clarence Henry Steve Chamberlain Bill Sharpe Chuck Johnson Bob Foster Rick Walker Virgil Baker Mary Baker Judy Warwick Mayme Perry Bill Delrose Cliff Spiller Larry Meyer Ralph Sassenger Walt Pobidinski Pat Crump Mable Darkhuff Selma Donahoe Dale Degrush Gerry Mellendorf Olaf Severson Hope Binion Jan Walker Mary Barnes Lil Mettille Scooty Hall Kathy Claypool Shirley Johnson Judy Foster Ki Bryant Sylvia Close Judy Guilette Ed Bellm Dot Bichel Jack Ragan Fay Hyman Eleanor Blake Betty Cheshareck Mary Faust Alfred Terry Jim Walker Clarice Wren Darlene Pogliano Ginny Diedrich Joyce Annetts Sis Conley Ann Bohlander Maddy Fitzmaurice Carol Walter Rita Langley Gail Thompson Carol Thompson Tripplers Linda Kukman Willis Johnson Jonn Adair Ted Such Chuck Suttles Benson Bill Cheshareek Paul Fiuland Dave Shannon Jett Kindelspire Jean Vari Lil Mettitie Jackie Hanson Cindy Walker Mable Carkhutt Lillian Mettitie

Foreman Knocks Out Wilson in Second Round

George Foreman world heavyweight contender stops Ollie Wilson at 2 35 of the second round in San Antonio. Foreman improves to 31 0 with 28 knockouts as Wilson is floored twice, first by a left right combo and then by a crushing left to the ribs.

San Antonio Tex George Foreman Ollie Wilson Hartford Conn Foreman Houston Wilson

NHL season opens tonight with two West Coast games

The National Hockey League begins its 55th season with Los Angeles at California and Toronto at Vancouver on the West Coast. The Montreal Canadiens, surprise playoff champions last season, host the New York Rangers Saturday night.

West Coast Los Angeles California Toronto Vancouver NHL Montreal Canadiens New York Rangers

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