Beckley Golfer Lissa Mohler Takes West Virginia Amateur Lead
Lissa Mohler, daughter of Edgar L Mohler, enters the Women's West Virginia Amateur at Guyan Country Club Huntington after practice in Charleston. She seeks a title her previous runner ups and last year’s victory, facing Sally Carroll Caroline Horner and Mel Carpenter in a competitive field. Mohler, who plans to stay amateur while working for Rocky Mountain News, has competed in nine Amateur appearances since age14.
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Ali Stops Lewis In Croke Park Thriller
Muhammad Ali halted Al Lewis of Detroit in the 11th round at Croke Park before 20,000 fans. Ali said a head cold slowed him, while Lewis fought hard through eight months between bouts and earned a career high $40,000. Ali took $250,000 for the win.
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Wilkes Bears blank American Transmission 7 0 in league game
Wilkes Bears defeated American Transmission 7 to 0 at Warren Williams Field in Raleigh County Industrial League. Pitcher Bill Burgess allowed three hits for Wilkes, now 7 2. Connelly Gordon drove in three runs for the winners.
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Only One Upset Managed In Olympic Boxing Trials
In Fort Worth, Duane Bobick, James Busceme, and Jess Valdez advanced to the semifinals of the Olympic Boxing Trials. Bobick delivered a knockout in 1 01 of the first round over Clifford Stephens to standout among the lightweights and heavies. Valdez and Busceme won narrow decisions amid mixed showings, while Ralph Moncrief defeated Russell Fickling for the sole upset of the evening.
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Palmer Favored In American Golf Classic At Firestone
Arnold Palmer, aged 42, is listed as a favorite for the American Golf Classic at Firestone South Course in Akron. He seeks his first 1972 win after a 1969 style season, with seven top tens in nine Classic appearances and a history of success at Firestone. Palmer aims to rebound following a muscle spasm at the British Open and a Latrobe, Pennsylvania, recovery week.
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WHA Eyes Czechoslovakia Series for World Stars
WHA president Gary L. Davidson said negotiations are under way for a world champion Czechoslovakian team to play the WHA All Stars in a bid to showcase Bobby Hull in international action. Hull, who joined the WHA from the NHL, has not been selected for Team Canada versus the Russians. Davidson said the series would support a worldwide league and would feature top players despite Hull’s national-team status.
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Police Tennis Tournament Sees Semifinals After Busy Day
The Fraternal Order of Police event resumes with semifinals today and tomorrow at the FOP pool. Wednesday's quarterfinals featured multiple results across Grade School and Adult divisions including Higgins versus Foote and Shumate versus Winner.
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Athlete’s Foot Remedy Ad At Cohen Drug Store
A drugstore ad promises quick relief for athlete’s foot with VT-4 L and claims itch and burn disappear in one hour and skin will slough off in 3 to 5 days. Advertisement urges customers to buy at Cohen Drug Store for healthier skin.
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Stratton Schedule Features 1-A vs 9-1 and Other Games
Stratton basketball schedule lists 1-A against 9-1 at 2 p.m. Then &H plays SE at 3 p.m. 4D meets ¢F at 4 p.m. and 3-C faces 7-G at 5 p.m.
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