Willard Gray Memorial golf tourney pairings at OCC
The Central New York Professional Golfers Association event at Oswego Country Club features host club members paired with CNYPGA members. Play begins Monday at 9 a.m. with a buffet awards reception late in the afternoon.
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Willard Gray
Occ
Williard Gray
Oswego Country Club
Central New York Professional Golfers Association
Jim Dougherty
Beaver Meadow CC
J. Collins
D. Nellis
B. Shigley
Frank Nastri
Auburn CC
Bud Dowdle
N. Sterio
B. Manwaring
Mike Bello
Tecum- 2H CC
C. Miller Jr
B. Putnam
D. Scheutzow
A.m
Pat Kelly
Owascoce
T. Lisk
F. E. Cullen
B. Potter
Phil Losito
Dutch Hollow
C.C
J. Kurimai
J. Barrett
M. Gimelli
Jim Peters
Cazenovia CC
J. Woods
N. Clark
T. Lombardo
Jack McPhee
Nottingham Knolls CC
E. Walsh
B. McDonoud
J. Walcott
A.m. Duke Pfluke
Shenandoa CC
K. Todd
J. Davis
E. Howard
Peter Grygiel
Miller Wins Vernon Downs Feature in 1 59 2 5 Pace
Ted G Miller roared from fifth at halfway to win the $1,600 eight race pace at Vernon Downs by a length. H T Nick paid 5.20 3.20 2.40 with Great Gene and Reeds Tar Heel following. other tracks saw Effrat Lobell win at Saratoga in 2 06 2 5, Grace Barmin at Buffalo in 2 03 4 5, and Clotina Hanover victorious at Yonkers trotting in 2 05 5.
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Associated Press
Ted G. Miller
H.T. Nick
Vernon Downs
H. T. Nick
Great Gene
Reeds Tar Heel
New York State
Saratoga
Gill Dedron
Effrat Lobell
Rich Irish
Cedar Crest Champ
Buffalo Raceway
Grace Barmin
New York
Gil Barmin
Gazelle Barmin
Carolyn Ruth
Yonkers Raceway
Lucien Fontaine
Clotina Hanover
Caleb
Dale G. Vol
Sandy Lobell
Retired official says strikes obsolete in modern industry
Walter C. White who spent 29 years as federal media ton commissioner in Dallas says strikes are an antique method and hopes industry leaders advance mediation services. He recalls long bid sessions including one 18 month dispute and another lasting extended hours.
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Dallas
Walter C. White
Federal Mediaton
White
Boots Found Hidden by Bush in San Antonio
A 12-year-old boy in San Antonio turned seven right foot boots over to police after discovering them hidden in a bush near his home. The boots were unusual for their sole purpose. No injuries or suspects reported.
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San Antonio, Tex
Prize money set for Schaeffer race at Pocono weekend
At Mount Pocono Pennsylvania AP reports a minimum prize of 430100 for the Schaeffer 500 race with potential top prize of 100000. Mark Donohue and Pete Revson lead the pole race in final practice as 33 cars prepare for time trials.
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Mount Pocono
Indianapolis
Mark Donahue
Pete Revson
Donohue
Pocono International Raceway
McLaren
Revson
Donahue
al Unser
Joe Leonard
Mario Andretti
Bobby Unser
J.F. Foyt
Nurses Wanted Amid Texas Hospital Shortage
A critical shortage of nurses is spreading across Texas, per the Texas Hospital Association. In some areas entire wards or wings of hospitals have been closed due to insufficient nurses to staff them.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
The
Texas Hospital Association
Salisbury Rhodesia Capital City Population Muster
Salisbury the capital and largest city of Rhodesia counts about 400000 residents in its urban area, reflecting a sizable population for regional governance and economic activity.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Sikes Leads With 64 At Cleveland Open
Dan Sikes shot a seven under par 64 to lead the Cleveland Open at Beechmont Country Club. The Jacksonville, Florida golfer, aiming for Ryder Cup selection, seeks to climb from 23rd in points as Trevino and others chase the title. Bruce Devlin matched par 71 amid a crowded leaderboard including six players at 66 and seven at 67.
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Cleveland
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Sikes
Beechmont Country Club
Dave Stockton
Gene Littler
Mason Rudolph
Bobby Mitchell
George Bellino
Bob Goalby
Gay Brewer
George Archer
Charles Coody
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Warfare Looms Between NBA And the NCAA
Boston AP report on the NBA relaxing its four year rule to allow hardship cases to enter the draft, signaling a clash with colleges. University of Massachusetts coach Jack Leaman warns the move could turn basketball into a pro minor league, citing Julius Erving’s jump to the ABA.
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Boston
National Basketball Association
NCAA
NBA
University of Massachusetts
Jack Leaman
Julius Erving
American Basketball Association
Leaman
ABA
Board of Governors
J. Walter Kennedy
Esposito First to Win Pearson Award For MVP
TORONTO AP Phil Esposito of the Boston Bruins became the first winner of the Lester B. Pearson Trophy given to the NHL's most valuable player as chosen by the players. Pearson presented the award at a dinner for 60 players before the annual golf tournament. Esposito set a regular season record with 76 goals and 152 points in 1970-71.
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Toronto
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Lester B. Pearson
National Hockey League
Pearson
NHL
Esposito
Esposito As He Presented the Trophy. the Rangy
Bruins
Long Islander at His Noble Shores Camp
Paul Jones and daughter Janice of Baby lon Long Island spent last week at their camp on Noble Shores Redfield reservoir. Craig Gross of Elmira joined as a guest. Mrs. Paul Jones and two grandchildren weekended with the family at Noble Shores. Bert Comins is at Veteran's Hospital Syracuse. Mrs. William German Camillus spent last weekend with the Hogans. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Smart Syracuse visited the Harvey family. Rev and Mrs Robert Thomas Sherrill were guests of the Harveys Friday. Roy Montieth and Edward Montieth families with Billy and Bobby Bush helped Kevin Harvey celebrate his birthday. Redfield girls beat Mexico 16 to 3. Norman Bush and Zahler families visited Mills. Mrs. Earl Noble returned from Wooster Ohio after grandson Peter’s high school graduation. Louise Carnahan Syracuse visited Crandalls in St.
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Redfield
Paul Jones
Janice
Babylon
Long Island
Noble Shores
Redfield Reservoir
Craig Gross
Elmira
Bert Comins
Veteran's Hospital
Syracuse
William German
Camillus
John Hogan
Eli Smart
Louis Harvey
Robert Thomas
Sherrill
Harvey
Roy Montieth
Edward Montieth
Billy
Bobby Bush
Kevin Harvey
Mexico
Canfield Mills
Norman Bush
Ronald Bush
Orwell
Andrew Zahler
Sandy Creek
Can_ Mills
Earl Noble
Edward Roche
Wooster
Ohio
Peter
Louise Carnahan
John W. Crandall
Education Reach in North Vietnam Details
The report states there are 6,282 primary and secondary schools in North Vietnam with about 2,320,000 students enrolled.
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North Vietnam
Caponi and Carner Share Lead in U.S. Women Open
Donna Caponi and Joanne Carner hold a one stroke lead after round one at Kahkwa Club Erie. Caponi seeks a third straight U S Women s Open title and recalls a late stumble in Muskogee 1970 while Carner, rookie of the year last season, bogeyed early but recovered to join the co lead ahead of Lesley Holbert who sits one behind.
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Erie
Donna Caponi
Joanne Carner
Kahkwa Club
Muskogee
Okla
Miss Caponi
Coleader
Mrs. Carner
U.S
Lake Worth
Fla
North Hollywood
Calif
Lesley Holbert
Hialeah, Fla
All-Stars Top Yankees In 15-13 All-Star slugfest
In Rochester the International League All-Stars beat the New York Yankees 15-13 led by George Pena’s five RBIs. Dave MacDonald of Winnipeg delivered the go-ahead run in the fifth as Penn and Hardin starred. Rob Grich of Rochester, Robbie Murcer, and Jake Gibbs homered for the All-Stars and Yankees respectively.
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Rochester
N. Y
George Pena
New York Yankees
Yankees
Dave MacDonald
Winnipeg
Jim Hardin
Penn
Syracuse
RBI
Bill Rohr
Tidewater
Robbie Grich
Robbie Murcer
Jake Gibbs
Arkansas Capitol Completion Ties To Civil War Prison Site
Historic site in Little Rock notes the capitol opened in 1916 on grounds of the former state penitentiary. The penitentiary, located there, served as a military prison during the Civil War.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas’ Capitol
State Penitentiary
Kenny Washington Dies in Los Angeles Portrait of groundbreaking UCLA Ram
Kenny Washington, 52, legendary UCLA and Los Angeles Rams back, died Thursday night at UCLA Medical Center after a battle with polyarteritis. He set a UCLA rushing record of 1915 yards from 1937 to 1939 and became the NFL's first Black player in 13 years with the Rams in 1946. Washington had been readmitted June 11 and died at 6:15 p.m. amid lifelong health struggles and a 1970 Hollywood Palladium tribute.
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LOS Angeles
Kenny Washington
UCLA
Los Angeles Rams
Ucla Medical Center
Washington
Rams
Fischers at New Haven Party Hosts Fischers
Mr and Mrs Frank Fischer hosted a family picnic on Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin and Mr and Mrs John Martin of Lycoming. Lawrence Martin and family from Quantanamo Bay Cuba also attended and are visiting relatives.
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South New Haven
Katherine Duell
Hickory Grove
Bradington
Fla
Gloria Dimon
Nancy Searles
Judy Spencer
New Haven
Mexico
Elks Club
Spencer Home
Spencer Nursing Home
Christine Ferris
Debbie Baker
Bridget Hanley
Hanley
John Daniels
John
Irwin Griffins
East New Haven
Ted Baker
Byron
Nelson Grandjean
Allen Cronk
Richard Cronk
Frank Kellar
Central Square
Katherine Hyde
Thomas Parkhurst
Ward Parkhurst
Nine Mile Point Rd
Kathy Tierney
Ocean Side
Katy Fones
Demster Beach
Alice Maxim
Liverpool
Grover Clemons
Plaque honors Met third basemen at Shea box
An AP caption notes a Br ee Goodyear private box at Shea Stadium bearing the plaque In memory of all Met third basemen. The line hints at Goodyear a psychiatrist and owner or occupant connected to the stadium seating area.
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NEW York
Shea Stadium
Bree Goodyear
Ashe Picks Laver Or Newcombe To Take Wimbledon Title
Arthur Ashe, after being ousted, named Rod Laver and John Newcombe as the favorites to win Wimbledon. He added Stan Smith’s strong form behind them. Smith advanced to the last 16 with a straight-sets win over Andrew Apattison.
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Wimbledon
England
Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
Ashe
Stan
U.S. Army
Laver
Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Rosewall
United States
Clark Graebner
New York City
Smith
Riessen
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Jeff Borowiak
Berkeley
Calif
Cliff Richey
Sarasota
Fla
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Richey
Roger Taylor
Britain
Giraffe Neck Shape Impacts Feeding Habit
A giraffe cannot bend its neck easily and instead reaches high leaves by lowering its body. The long neck makes leaf foraging more practical than bending the entire frame.
Drumtop Seeks To Beat Boys In Rich Race At Hollywood Park
Drumtop the five year old mare owned by James B. Mosley will seek a fourth straight turf stakes win in the $125,000 added Ford Pinto Handicap at Hollywood Park. She carries 124 pounds and faces strong foes including Cougars, Fort Marcy, and Cougar II in the 1 1/8 mile grass test. The Pinto highlights a busy day with major races at Belmont Park and other tracks including the Saranac Stakes for 3-year-olds and the Whitemarsh Handicap at Liberty Bell. Her two main rivals include Fort Marcy and Cougars who also loom as major threats in the field.
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Drumtop
Hollywood Park
James B. Mosley
Mary F. Jones
California
Paul Mellon
Fort Marcy
Bowling Green
Belmont Park
Saranac
Gantler
Briardale Farm
Calumet Farm
San Ange
Bold and Able
Eastern Fleet
Liberty Bell
Monmouth Park
Boxing Results From Last Night In Moncton And Baltimore
Clyde Gray of Toronto stopped Gene Herrick of Boston in the night’s Moncton bout. In Baltimore Josh Hall halted Julius Dickens of Washington in seven rounds.
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Associated Press
Moncton
N.B
Clyde Gray
Toronto
Gene Herrick
Boston
Baltimore
Josh Hall
Julius Dickens
Washington
Portland Bout Ends in Close Outpoint Victory
Bod Benoit of Oakham Massachusetts edged Olie Wilson of Hartford Connecticut in a tight decision at age 178, controlling the bout from the opening bell and earning the split verdict.
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Portland
Maine
Bod Benoit
Oakham
Mass
Olie Wilson
Hartford
Conn
California boxer Rudy Robles shines in tough Carson bout
Rudy Robles of Carson California out pointed Cipriano Hernandez in a the ringside bout.
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Los Angeles
Rudy Robles
Carson, Calif
Cipriano Hernandez
Portland boxer Andy Kendall meets Roger Rouse in light heavyweights
Portland's Andy Kendall boxed Roger Rouse of Anaconda Montana in a ten round light heavyweight bout. Kendall showed skill and power, trading blows as the crowd watched the contest in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Andy Kendall
Roger Rouse
Anaconda
Mont
Moro vehicles in Venezuela exceed half a million
About 551000 moro vehicles exist in Venezuela with roughly 385000 of them passenger cars.
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Venezuela
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Jerry Nedlick
Endwell Greens
C. Miller Sr
S. Azzarelli
J. Schneider
John Lisk
Oswego CC
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W. Pierce
T. Vona
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Doris Brown
Kathy Whitworth
Rita Perri
Trevino
St. Louis
Pearson Award
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