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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1972

Page

6

Ryan Shines At Vons Track Classic In Mile Comeback

Jim Ryan, world mile record holder, beat a strong field at the Vons Track Classic with a 3:57.3 clocking. Dave Wottle and Kip Keino posted notable times as Ryan gains confidence for the Olympic trials.

Los Angeles Jim Ryan Ryan Kenya Kip Keino Mexico City Tom von Ruden von Ruden Dave Wottle Bowling Green Wottle George Woods Pacific Coast Club Woods Randy Matson al Feuerbach John Smith Lee Evans Smith UCLA Wayne Collett Vince Matthews Evans Ucla Flash America Jean-Louis Revelomanantsoa Florida A&m Ray Robinson Robinson Roger Bambuck Jean-Louis Bob Seagren Larry Black Chuck Smith Southern California Striders Ralph Mann Jim Bolding Wes Williams Williams Bolding Mann Jacques Pani France Randy Williams Kathy Hammond Sacramento Calif Francie Larrieu San Jose Rod Milburn Tom Hill Guy Cruz Milburn Southern University Seattle Eugene Ore

Inmate Boxer Bobby Hunter Faces Olympic Eligibility Review

Avery Brundage of the IOC questioned Bobby Lee Hunter s fitness to compete in the Olympics citing his background including a 1967 knife killing in Charleston. U S officials may allow him to qualify via trials at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth July 19 22 while he remains an inmate at Manning prison.

Uvoweae Sneter Awe Inguoiaguaulcs Brundage International Amateur Boxing Association Charleston S.C Hunter U.S IOC Willi Daume Munich Texas Christian University Fort Worth Tex Bobby Lewis New York Lewis Ray Satterfield United States Satterfield Cali Colmbia Moscow London Manning Columbia Bobby Sam McCuen Department of Corrections Germany Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee Bobby Lee Hunter Amateur Athletic Union S. C Mandaue

Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers jailed in Nebraska case

Huskers slotback Johnny Rodgers received a 30 day jail sentence and two years probation after pleading guilty to running a red light and driving on a suspended license. He faced possible end to his football career amid prior felony larceny from a person. The judge noted Rodgers’ dual licenses influenced the ruling.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Johnny Rodgers Rodgers Rogers Dusenberry Huskers Nebraska Grid Bob Devaney Devaney

ABA rookie referee camp tied to Nets session at Hofstra

The American Basketball Association will hold its rookie referee camp June 15 to 17 at Hofstra University. The event runs with the New York Nets rookie players camp.

NEW York UPI American Basketball Association Hofstra University New York Nets

Softball Loop to Start in Terre Haute for Girls 9 to 13

Miss Softball America launches its first Terre Haute season for girls aged 9 to 13. Practice times are 10 a.m. Saturday Collett Park, 3 p.m. Saturday Sarah Scott, 4 p.m. Monday Sarah Scott. Parents may coach or umpire. Rev. John Willock notes the league emphasizes participation over competition with each player guaranteed at least two innings.

Terre Haute Collett Park Sarah Scott John Willock

Rosetti and Johnson Tie for Skeet Berths in Tryouts

Tony Rosetti of Biloxi Mississippi and Jack Johnson of San Antonio Texas both shot 98 of 100 in the first round of tryouts for two skeet berths on the US Olympic team in Phoenix Arizona.

Phoenix Ariz Tony Rosetti Biloxi Miss U.S Jack Johnson San Antonio Tex

Yank Girls Near Victory At Western Gailes

The Curtis Cup team from the United States led Britain 5 2 to 3 1/2 at Western Gailes Scotland on the eve of the final day. Captain Jean Crawford urged hard play as British players were strong and capable of overturning the deficit. Britain had led 2 1/2 to 1 1/2 after Friday foursomes, with Africa winning four of six singles in the afternoon session.

Western Gailes Scotland Britain Jean Crawford New York

Favorites Treated Badly By Belmont Stakes Race

The Belmont Stakes 104th running saw favorites fizzle as Derby winner Riva Ridge led a field of 103. Bee Bee Bee was absent. CBS carried TV coverage while radio aired with CBS. Notable past favorites include Jaipur and Damascus with two wins in 10, and several Triple Crown hopefuls who failed to prevail.

New York Riva Ridge CBS Jaipur Damascus Northern Dancer Majestic Prince Bill Hartack Quadrangle Don Brumfield Amberoid Arts and Letters the Prince Braulio Baeza Canonero II Venezuela Pass Catcher

PGA Annual Meet Set in Beverly Hills This November

The PGA of America will hold its annual meeting in Beverly Hills California from November 14 to 17. PGA President Warren Orlick announced the event will include representation from 37 sections to discuss policy matters and elect national officers for the coming year.

Palm Beach Gardens Fla Professional Golfers Association of America Beverly Hill Calif PGA Warren Orlick

Jamieson Holes Out For Lead In Philadelphia Classic

Jim Jamieson tied for the 36 hole lead at the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic after holing out from 125 yards for a hole in one on the final hole. He carded a 69 to reach 138 while Bob Murphy slipped to one behind at 137 with a 69. Chi Chi Rodriguez stood third at 139 as Trevino withdrew with flu.

Philadelphia Jim Jamieson Jamieson Bob Murphy Moline Chubby Murphy Murphy Chi Chi Rodriguez Jerry Heard Lou Graham Gay Brewer Dave Hill Don Iverson DeWitt Weaver J.C. Snead Gibby Gilbert Gilbert Lee Trevino Trevino el Paso Tex Pebble Beach Calif

Rain Stops Terre Haute Quarter-Midget Races

Five races were completed at the Fraternal Order of Police track before rain halted the Terre Haute Quarter-Midget Association program. Winners included Regina Scank novice heat Brad Loges modified heat Mike McGhee stock heat Robbie Campbell senior novice heat and Mark Layer modified heat.

Terre Haute Fraternal Order of Police 13Th St Lockport Rd Regina Scank Brad Loges Mike McGhee Robbie Campbell Mark Layer U.S. Penitentiary

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