McGee grabs early lead in Nelson Classic with 66
Jerry McGee shot a four under par 66 to lead the Byron Nelson Golf Classic at Preston Trail in Dallas. He finished two strokes ahead of a six-player group at 68, including Lee Trevino and Gay Brewer, as stormy conditions and a tornado watch disrupted play.
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Dallas
Jerry McGee
McGee
Preston Trail Golf Club
Lee Trevino
Gay Brewer
Bob Stone
Ted Hayes
John Schlee
Ed Sneed
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Merger Talks Between NBA and ABA Stall After Recess
New York AP reports NBA and ABA recessed after seven hours of talks with no merger decision. NBA President Kennedy said the full board would reconvene Friday to consider votes and a possible agreement to present to Congress. ABA notes support for merger, while NBA requires 13 of 17 votes.
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New York
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
J. Walter Kennedy
NBA
ABA
Nick Curran
Abel
Pollin
Curran
Congress
Area Bowlers Finish Fourth
The TJ Patriot bowling team of Terrace Lanes in Frederick finished fourth in the Maryland State Tenpin Bowling Tour tournament for 14 to 17 year olds held in Towson. Hood, Schaum, L Schaum, Young, and Weinstein rolled 2711 to place fourth and win a trophy for top seven. Weinstein and Chioders took fifth in doubles and earned a trophy.
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TJ Patriot
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
James Hood
Lewis Schaum
Lenny Schaum
Mike Young
Matthew Weinstein
Towson
Weinstein
Dan Chioders
Kangaroos Disrupt Play at Anglesea Golf Club
National Geographic reports kangaroos near Geelong Australia display increased tameness at Anglesea Golf Club. Usually shy, the animals now linger as golfers threaten to shoo them away before taking a shot, creating frequent interruptions on the course.
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Anglesea Golf Club
Geelong
Australia
National Geographic
Colonels Two Down To Stars
Kentucky Colonel coach Frank Ramsey says mistakes and bad passes doomed the Colonels in the ABA championship series against Utah. Entering game three they trail 0-2 and Ramsey seeks sharper defense to avoid costly errors this Friday.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
Frank Ramsey
Colonels
Utah
Ramsey
Linganore Drops 14-0 At Harpers Ferry In Sloppy Game
Harpers Ferry capitalized on nine Lancer errors to rout Linganore 14 to 0. Linganore had two hits with George Uebel and Don Cline obtaining two each while the game was delayed an hour after starting at 3 30 p m.
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Harpers Ferry
Lancer
Linganore
George Uebel
Don Cline
Singapore
Wilcox
Smith
LeCroy
Hanes
Reever
Grahman
Burgee
Local Red Cross Registration For Free Swimming Lessons Announced
Registration for the 1971 Free Red Cross swimming lessons will be held May 12 13 14 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Federated Charities Kindergarten Building 22 South Market Street. Frederick County residents only may enroll with in person registration. no phone calls or letters.
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Red Cross
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Municipal
Diggs
Frederick County
Municipal Pool
Helma Bowers
Frederick City
Frederick Recreation Commission
Frederick Burgee
Bradley Kefauver
Alexa Lee
Lou Ann Holtzinger
Joann Smith
Michael J. Smith
The
American Red Cross
United Givers Fund
County Tennis Teams Split in Dual Matches
Brunswick boys defeated Catoctin 3-2 while Cougar girls won 5-0. Boys singles featured Dick Haller and Raley Sprague with wins for Brunswick and Catoctin players Mickey Lynn and Tiny McLane. Doubles saw Bill Wastler Bob White of Catoctin beat Joe Harrington Jerry Sardone 10-2. Girls singles included Carol Gearhart Ann Amble Maggie Bollinger Jean Emory Diane Baker. Separate note mentions jockey Bill Boland winning the Widener Handicap at Hialeah with Ring Twice in 1967.
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Brunswick
Catoctin
Cougar
Dick Haller
Join Creger
Raley Sprague
Tiny McLane
Mickey Lynn
Chris Warthen
Bill Wastler
Bob White
Joe Harrington
Jerry Sardone
John Nelson
Jim Fraser
Paul Smeab
Tom Kinnan
Bill Boland
Hialeah
Ring
Rookie Only Relief For Twins' Rigney
In Minnesota, manager Bill Rigney relies on rookie Ray Corbin for relief pitching as veterans Ron Perranoski and Stan Williams struggle. Corbin, 22, joined spring training as a long shot but has become a potential answer after the Twins lost key starters Luis Tiant and Dave Boswell.
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Paul - Minneapolis
Ron Perranoski
Stan Williams
Bill Rigney
Ray Corbin
Minnesota
Perranoski
Williams
Rigney
Twins
Corbin
Howard Fox
Luis Tiant
Dave Boswell
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New Zealand
Bob Charles
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gene Littler
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National Airlines
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Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
McDaniel
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Volvo Vision of Quality Tires, Inc
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Maryland
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Sherry Main
Ann Amble
Sue Sutcliff
Maggie Bollinger
Terry Dawson
Jean Emory
Diane Baker
Rhonda Rooney
Jean Frye
Sue Weimer
Sharon Weimer
Vanessa Cooper
Rose Mary Morris
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Pin Oak
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Setee
Aics
H.P
Briggs & Strathton
Baker Park
Frederick, Md
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