Cant Believe It Says Dru Harris Wins City Women’s Golf Title
Dru Harris, 19, likely the youngest City Women’s champion, defeated last year’s winner Loretta Staats 4 and 3 at Elks Ft. Harrison Country Club. Harris credited “playing the course” over her opponent, fired a front-nine 39, and clinched victory with a key 12th hole bogey-free finish as Staats faded.
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Cowboys blank Rams in 45 21 preseason win
Dallas gains early momentum in 1971 with a 45 21 victory over Los Angeles. Staubach connects on a 25 yard TD pass to Hayes while Morton also stars. Dallas defense forces key scores including a 102 yard interception return by Mark Washington and a blocked punt conversion. Rams coach Prothro praises improvement but notes execution errors and turnovers.
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National League Night Game Highlights and Offense Notes
Summary of multiple NL night games with Cincinnati and New York scoring bursts. Foster and Bench homer for Cin, Seaver wins for New York over Jarvis. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games feature Reynolds and Wilson driving offense, Montanez homers for Philly, Spiezio and Fuentes homer for SF, plus Houston and California slugfests.
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Giants Slip Further Behind In NL West
The San Francisco Giants drop to five games behind the lead after a 12-8 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Charlie Fox cites weak starting pitching and inconsistent offense as the club’s major weaknesses. The Giants’ five-game skid follows a three-game series loss, with Chris Speier and Tito Fuentes homering in the defeat. Cardinals catcher Julian Javier collected four straight singles, and Burda drove in three runs as St. Louis nears Pittsburgh in the NL East standings. The Giants were set to face Chicago in a half-day tilt, with Don Carruthers at 2-1 opposed by Ferguson Jenkins at 17-9.
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Juniors Let Tennis Meet at Wabash Valley Tournament
The Wabash Valley Junior tennis tournament will be held next week at William S. Rea park courts. Sanctioned by the U S Lawn Tennis Association and sponsored by Terre Haute Tennis Club with the city parks department. Events include singles and doubles for boys and girls ages 14 16 and 18 and under. Drawing Monday, play Tuesday through Thursday. Entry contact Dave Cundiff 2121 S 23rd St. Fees: 2.50 singles, 5 doubles.
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Ray Nitschke Redistributes Roles with Packers
Star linebacker Ray Nitschke, 34, is moved to the second unit at Green Bay's training site in DePere Wisconsin as coach Dan Devine reshapes the defense. Nitschke, a key figure in five league titles and two Super Bowls, expresses understanding while aiming to regain his starter job before the season opener against the New York Giants.
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Sprint car stars prepare fastest Action Track field this season
Terre Haute Action Track hosts USAC sprint cars Sunday with four track record holders from the half mile among the 24-car field. Greg Weld Larry Dickson Bruce Walkup Rollie Beale lead a list of past record setters and quick times, while Leigh Earnshaw faces an injury setback from Reading and may miss the race.
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Chefettes eliminated from Mid-Central tourney in Indiana
Indiana state champion A. J. Chefettes fall 3-2 to Beloit in a double elimination at Indianapolis. The Terre Haute club had earlier lost 8-0 to Pekin and tied 2-2 after rallies in the second and sixth innings. Lois Hollingsworth and Edna Isle delivered RBI hits for Beloit’s win.
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J G Photo and RC Cola won games in the local district softball tournament at the Terre Haute Softball Stadium on Friday night. J G dumped Willies Part I 3 2 while RC blanked COver stone 10 0.
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Packers Bears Preseason Clash Faces Many Missing Stars
In Milwaukee the Packers and Bears meet in a high profile preseason opener at County Stadium. Starters like Starr Sayers and Butkus sit out watchful rookies and free agents fill rosters. Bratkowski Hunter and Patrick may lead Green Bay with Concannon directing Chicago’s offense in a game that tests depth and future depth charts.
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Cardinals Rally To Overtake Giants In Tight NL East Race
The St. Louis Cardinals surged from a 6-1 deficit to a 12-8 win over the San Francisco Giants, cutting Pittsburgh’s lead in the NL East. Manager Red Schoendienst cheered the comeback as crucial to chasing the Pirates, who lost after Willie Montanez’s two-run homer sealed a 3-2 Phillies victory.
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