Trailable Houseboat blends camper and boat design
James F. Taylor of Raleigh North Carolina created a Trailable Houseboat that converts from a six by twenty one foot land camper to a fourteen by twenty one foot water craft. Aluminum construction underpins the design developed through ALCOA Ventures in Design program and powered by a 25 horsepower motor.
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James F. Taylor
Raleigh
N.C
Taylor
Design In Aluminum Company of America
Ventures
Wilt Chamberlain Builds $1 Million Los Angeles Residence
The seven level 10,000 square foot Belair home for Wilt Chamberlain features a 14 foot high front door, 55 foot exterior fireplace, 14 foot deep pool, and a two story guest and staff wing. Architect David Rich and interior designer Corky Korkowski faced the challenge of sizing rooms to fit a seven foot one and a half inch star while keeping public areas human scale.
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Los Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Lakers
Belair
Santa Monica
San Fernando Valley
David Rich
Corky” Korkowski
Chamberlain
Local Girls Softball Results From June Schedule
Trans Pecos league results feature the First National Bank Pecos Panthers beating West Texas Children Home of Pyote 21 to 4 with Dorothy Smith the winning pitcher and Mary Ann Moore the loser. Monahans Sandstorms defeat Evening Optimist Queens 17 to 1 as Kay Smith wins. Charla Clark loses. Diane Reed homers for the Sandstorms.
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First National Bank Pecos Panthers
West Texas Childrens
Pyote
Dorothy Smith
Mary Ann Moore
Monahans Sandstorms
Queens
Kay Smith
Charla Clark
Diane Reed
Royals Beat Senators Behind Harrison's Ninth-Inning Shot
Kansas City rallied past Washington 5-4 as Chuck Harrison delivered a bases loaded single with two outs in the ninth. Harrison hit five homers and 15 RBI in a weekend minor league run, boosting the Royals to their eighth win in nine games after a late recall from Omaha.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Chuck Harrison
Harrison
Kansas City
Royals
Washington
Omaha
Denver
Wichita
Senators
Rison
Paul Lindblad
Lindblad
Freddie Patek
Paul Schaal
Amos Otis
Lou Piniella
Cookie Rojas
Dick Billings
Graig Nettles
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Nettles
Eddie Leon
Alan Foster
Chicago
Ed Farmer
Frank Robinson
Don Buford
Baltimore
Buford
Jim Kaat
Brooks Robinson
Tony Oliva
Norm Cash
Les Cain
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cash
Lew Krausse
al Ka~line
Willie Horton
Brewer
Cain
Chuck Dobson
Oakland
A’s
Boston
Sal Bando
Dick Green
Dobson
Mayo Clinic
Billy Conigliaro
Tony Gonzalez
Ken Berry
New York
Danny Cater
Felipe Alou
4A Baseball Tourney Finds Many Repeaters
The Class AAAA tournament features repeat programs Lufkin Bellaire and Lee with Monterey opening versus Lufkin. Monterey carries a 13 game win streak and 32 2 season while outscoring playoff opponents 49 4 in six straight wins. Bellaire 33 6 Lufkin 22 7 Lee 29 7 headline the field as AAA action also starts with Dumas versus Kilgore and Taylor versus Wharton ahead of Friday championship games.
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Austin
Lufkin
Houston Bellaire
San Antonio Lee
Lubbock Monterey
Monterey
Bellaire
Lee
Plainsmen
Dumas
Kilgore
Taylor
Wharton
Gary Ashby
Donnie Moore
Billy Sorrels
Moore
Sorrels
Slicing That Slice It Golf Tip and Baseball Roundup
A golf tip explains correcting a slice by aiming right and swinging from inside to outside the target line. The sports section follows with baseball notes: Jim Gideon leads with 15–2, Joe Roche 14–2. Lufkin hitters atop .366, Rickey Bradley leads with .366, Donald Carr 12–1.
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Newspaper Enterprise Alsn
Jim Gideon
Joe Roche
Lufkin
Rickey Bradley
Donald Carr
Young Thoroughbreds Begin Trip To Crown
Twenty eight two year olds will race Friday at Ruidoso Downs in trials to determine finalists for the 1971 Rio Grande Kindergarten Futurity crown. Trials span the third, sixth and tenth races as New Mexico bred or foaled youngsters contest for the title.
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Ruidoso Downs
Rio Grande
Ruidoso Downs Oval
bin Alma
McVicker
Silent Prayer
Lyn D. Wyn
bin In
Metropolitan Life
Parr Pooh
Go Moon
Vanta
Chick
Tee Go
Pine Lake Pete
Old Indian
Foolish Maud
No Boy
Swaps Gambit
Byers
Reina Val
Bannowsky
Rosnaree
Wallace
Overton
Old
Major League Leaders list from AP across AL and NL
The Associated Press table tallies batting leaders Oliva and Torre among others, with notable AL marks for runs, runs batted in, and home runs. Pitching leaders include Cuellar and Seaver, while a separate note previews a Sunday race meet at Ruidoso Downs with favorites and purse details.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Buford
Bast
Yastrzemski
Bost
Killebrew
Petrocelli
B. Conigliaro
Torre
St. L
Brock
Garr
Atl
Bonds
S.F
Stargell
Pitt
H. Aaron
M. Alou
Harrelson
Clemente
W. Davis
L. A
Dierker
Houst
Carlton
Seaver
Stoneman
Frank Beard golf tips requested for book
Readers are invited to send their name and address along with a one dollar donation to Shaving Strokes at Pecos Enterprise address P O Box 489 Dept 797 Radio City Station New York NY 10019.
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Pecos Enterprise
P.O
Dept
Radio City Station
New York
N.Y
Bench Delivers Late To Lift Reds Past Astros 2-1
Johnny Bench hit a go ahead eighth inning homer to lift the Cincinnati Reds 2-1 over the Houston Astros in the Astrodome. Billingham took the loss as Carroll earned the win, marking Bench's first homer since May 25 and his only hit in four at bats.
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Houston
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Bench
Jack Billingham
Pittsburgh
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Astros
Ross Grimsley
Jack Hiatt
Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Billingham
Ty Cline
Jimmy Stewart
Grimsley
Cincinnnati
Clay Carroll
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The standings show Baltimore atop the American League with 33 wins and 19 losses, followed by Boston and Detroit. In the West, Oakland leads with 38 19, while Minnesota and California trail. Results from Wednesday included Cleveland, Chicago, Baltimore, Minnesota, Kansas City, Washington, Detroit, Milwaukee, and New York. Thursday matchups featured several night games, including Chicago at Cleveland and New York at California, with a full Friday slate listed across divisions.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Boston
California
New York
W. L
Pet. G.B
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Kan
City
Kansas City
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Californa
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Ave
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Philadel
San Fran
Los Ang
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Philadelphia
San Francisco
El Paso's Large Wins Narrow Ten Round Decision
Earl Large, the world eighth ranked ban tamweight from El Paso, defeated Francisco Cabanig of the Philippines in a 10 round unanimous decision. Large used rapid combinations against the veteran Cabanig, a former Philippines bantamweight champion, with no knockdowns recorded.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
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