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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
11
Lee Trevino speaks bluntly about Nicklaus, praising the great golfer while joking about nerves and mind games before the Open playoff. He recalls past Open wins and bets on the outcome, insisting his honesty and focus remain intact as the clash nears.
The piece paints Jack Nicklaus as intense and fast playing, preferring keepers in check until ready, while Lee Trevino style is described as talkative and polarizing. It notes Nicklaus’s serious, defensive press demeanors and evolving warmth with fans and media.
Sandra Palmer, a 4 foot Texan, rallies from behind to win the Ladies Professional Golf Association Heritage Open. She finishes with an eight under par 241 total to capture first prize of 3750, edging Japan's Tliguchi who takes second at 212 and Jo Ann Prentice in third with 213.
Jacky Ickx of Belgium won the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort driving a Ferrari as a drizzly race saw crashes and near total field laps except runner up Pedro Rodriguez. Ickx closed to within five points of Jackie Stewart who finished outside the podium due to engine trouble. Clay Regazzoni finished third after a late spin.
Austri a Die ter Quester wins the Grand Prix of the Lottery Formula Two auto race at Monza driving a March-BMW 712. Quester tops the second heat and places third in the first heat to clinch overall honors. Wilson Fittipaldi of Brazil retires brake failure in the second heat after finishing second in heat one. Derek Bell of Britain finishes second overall.
Bobby Allison drove his 1970 Dodge Charger to victory in the Winston-Golden State 400 at Riverside International Raceway. In 4 hours 11 minutes under 100 degree heat he led most laps and posted an average speed of 93.622 mph. Ray Elder finished second with Cecil Gordon six laps back in third as only 10 of 40 starters finished.
A fragmented list mentions multiple names and places including Golden State 400, Modesto, Los Angeles, Richmond, and Atlanta. The garbled text references individuals such as Jenny Parsons and Ford, with scattered city names and possible event notes amid unclear OCR.
Mark Donohue of Media Pennsylvania won the fourth race in the 1971 Trans-Am series at Ridmonton International Speedway. Driving a Javelin he earned $4,000 and moved to within three points of series leader George Follmer who finished second in a Mustang. Joe Chamberlain placed third in a Camaro as ten of the 14 starters completed the 75 lap event.
Jack Bosher of Geld, Ohio, won his second USAC stock car race in under 24 hours, clinching the 10-up feature at New Bremen Speedway. The Sunday victory caps a quick double near Ohio.
Readable fragments show a Wilson High summer basketball event featuring players such as Belnoy and Warren Ott Fran Laken Beas Wison Hien. The item hints at a local school league with multiple unnamed participants and teams in a casual civic athletics setting.
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