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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

9

American Golf Classic opens with Miller tied for lead

US Open champion Johnny Miller posted a 67 at Firestone to share the first round lead of the American Golf Classic in Akron. He tied 23-year-old Forrest Ferrell, with Arnold Palmer and others one stroke back at 68, while Jack Nicklaus led a large group at 69. Miller described the round as easy and noted a hole in one on the 5th.

Akron Ohio Johnny Miller Miller Firestone Country Club Forrest Ferler Tour Arnold Palmer Nicklaus Bruce Crampton Australia Palmer Arnold

Odessans Close At Angelo Event

Three Odessa teams were within striking distance of the leaders after Thursday's first round of the San Angelo Country Club partnership golf tournament. Two teams shot 68 and another 69. Leaders with 64s were Lawrence Bledsoe and Ernie Mayer of San Angelo and Jess DeWees and Bill Sykes of Brownwood. Odessa pair Kuykendall-Boring and Folk-Kirby shot 68 while Fraley-Stoker Jr. finished 69.

San Angelo Odessa

Midland Bops San Antonio as Texas League action unfolds

Midland defeated San Antonio 11-2 as Tom Badcock and Jerry Taub starred for Midland. El Paso’s Frank Tanana improved to 10-1 with an 11-4 win over Amarillo. Bruce Bochte collected four hits and three RBIs for El Paso. Arkansas split a doubleheader with Alexandria, while Memphis had a rainout at Shreveport.

Associated Press el Paso Frank Tanana Sun Kings Amarillo Arkansas Alexandria Memphis Shreveport Midland San Antonio Bruce Bochte Danny Loomer Little Rock Chuck Loseth Travelers Frank Snook Aces Tom Badcock Jerry Taub Chicago Cubs University of Tulsa Associaiteu Ree Petea Arkansas Hemphis Ele Midland

All-Star shortstop ballot shakeup in AL lead change

Oakland’s Bert Campaneris takes the starting shortstop spot as he leads Fred Patek by 1,153 votes in the AL balloting released by the Baseball Commissioner’s Office. Reggie Jackson remains outfield leader amid full voting tallies. fan balloting ends July 8 with rosters announced July 16-17 ahead of the July 24 Kansas City game.

New York Oakland Bert Campaneris Fred Patek Kansas City Baseball Commissioner's Office Campaneris Royal Star Reggie Jackson Bobby Murcer Amos Otis Royals Dick Allen Chicago White Sox John Mayberry Yankees Ron Blomberg Cookie Rojas Rod Carew Minnesota Twins Brooks Robinson Bill Melton White Sox Carlton Fisk Boston Catcher Bill Freehan Detroit Baseball Commissioner's Co Chicago Carl Yastrimski Norm Cash Harmon Killapres Minnesota George Scott Red Cabe Doug Griffin Bobby Grich Baltimore Horace Clarke Sandy Alomar California Sal Bando Aurelio Rodriguez Rico Petrocelli Thurman Munson Ray Fosse Dave Duncan Cleveland Ellie Rodriguez Milwaukee Bobby Jourcer Matty Alou Fran Robinson al Kalin Lou Piniella Kansas Joe Rudi Carl May

NFL Players Study Problems in Chicago Meeting

Representatives of the NFL Players Association convene in Chicago for a three day meeting to address multiple issues. Topics include a potential owner endorsed urine analysis program to deter drug use, artificial turf installation, the NFL player contract expiring next year, and the league’s drug program proposal. Rozelle is to explain owners stance on CB and answer questions, while Ed Garvey denounces urine testing and the group weighs appealing the NLBR turf ruling.

Chicago National Football Ague Players Association NFL Pete Rozelle Rozelle Harley O. Staggers League Ed Garvey NFL Players Association National Labor Relations Board

Former Notre Dame Mentor Dies At 65

Frank Leahy, longtime Notre Dame coach and College Football Hall of Fame member, died at 65 in Good Samaritan Hospital Portland after years of heart trouble and diabetes. He lived in Lake Oswego since 1963, coached Notre Dame to multiple titles, and mentored future NFL figures. He is survived by Florence and ten children with funeral plans to be announced.

Portland Ore Frank Leahy Notre Dame Good Samaritan Hospital Leahy Knute Rockne Lake Oswego Chicago Rockne Winner S.D Boston College B.C Tennessee Elmer Layden South Bend Georgia Tech Los Angeles Chargers San Diego Canteen Corp San Jose Calif National Football Foundation Florence Frank Jr Christopher Jerald James Pasco Wash Frederick Mary Leahy Sue Moustakas Florence Harter

Wimbledon Net Rebels Boycott Rocks World Championship

London AP Here the international tennis rebels pressed ahead with a Wimbledon boycott as ATP confirmed 78 members walked out leaving the draw set for 112 players amid prize money of 52 000 pounds. Nastase tops men's seeds while Billie Jean King leads the women with unchanged seedings.

London Association of Tennis Professionals ATP Bfore all-England Thie Nastase Romania Stan Smith Nastase Jan Kodes Czechoslovakia Alexander Metreveli Russia Jimmy Connors Belleville Connors Nikki Pilic Yugoslavia Pilic Clif Drysdale Eldon Griffiths Jack Kramer Drysdale Smith Wimbledon Billie Jean King British Lawn Tennis Association Roger Taylor Britain Taylor Terry Addison Australia John Alexander Arhur Ashe Richmond Pierre Barthes France

Thursday Racing Results Include Multiple Short Races

Race card lists results across seven events with varying distances from 190 to 200 yards. Notable performers include Byers on Really A Lady and Callencaio in maidens, with payouts reaching up to 11.60 and 20 for top finishes. Multiple horses such as Pips Image and Fancy Yancey mentioned in close finishing order.

Batchelor Byers Burgess Ferricnette Flying Straw Tisahoney Dim Alibhi Nicki Lynn Inman Leo Foye Harding Antioch Jones Brooks Mr Powell Nicodemus Rigo Glory Hemi Cinder Feller Speedy Jones Bretty Bird Tonto Vegas Callencaio Tappe Combs Fancy Yancey Wecodemus Ign Ty Dial Godiong Feriongs Westess Bannowsky Sudden Flyes Muder Tiree Bley Killaran Lay Proud Fatty Gage Martha Curtis Katy Charge Wallace Petite Paty Scartag Sheily Tiss Rise Gay Shitip Symesers Solow Terry Luna Sweet Ccvete Jane Sesor Lady Passy Princess Curelia Mace

Ruidoso Results Summary of Ten Races and Placings

Race by race results from Ruidoso including horse names jockeys and times. Notable entries include Descriptions of 870 yard and 5 furlong races with figures for distances wagers and purses. The document lists horses such as Dh Jackie's Lark Meaning Pappa Gem Moon's Miracle and Desert Mint among others with times and odds where readable.

Severty Mooney Ima Red Weaver Advocator Laurita Evil Kaivil Comeonboss Sevemitm Jackie Metrera Coombs Big Chihuahua Precy Charm Wisdom Pappa Gem Nicodemus Cotson Admiral Villesca Leo Ran Pink Mike King Red Saint Princess Deighiy Moon Master Raaing Castro Moon's Miracle Aino Rock the Wing Magi E Go Lu'Gogo Doll Iva Chita Lucey Doctor Bergees Henning Lover Tran Bulestegg Bing Peter Mead Algo Desert Mint Our Buckskin Gadan Nelson Clarence Dore Ace Reigh

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