Top collegians to open national rodeo tonight
Montana State hosts College National Finals Rodeo at Bozeman MSU fieldhouse arena opening at 7 30 pm with five days of competition through Saturday. Cal Poly Mustangs seek three straight men’s titles, Tarleton State didn’t qualify for women’s finals, and Montana State leads a strong field after a solid regional showing.
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Meadow Lark golf tournament draws record field in Great Falls
Meadow Lark Country Club hosts a two man best ball event in Great Falls with 36 hole stroke play over two days. Entry is 25 dollars per man and prizes include low gross and low net in both teams and individuals plus special weekend awards. MSU riders and local stars expected to compete for national honors while Montana anglers brace for a Sunday trout prize.
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Dillon boy wins area golf meet
Dillon’s Mike Crosser shot 73 to win the 15 17 age group at the area Insurance Youth Golf Classic at Butte Country Club. Butte players swept other divisions with Crosser joined by Antonietti LeVeaux and others, earning state finalist spots for a national event later in summer.
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Western grid standout accepts Superior post
Bill Donahue, a 1972 Western Montana College graduate and renowned linebacker, has become head football coach at Superior High School. He will also coach basketball and teach history. Donahue, Anaconda High 1968 graduate, earned four football letters at Western and earned All Frontiertop honors as a linebacker.
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Supreme Court upholds baseball antitrust exemption
The Supreme Court rules 5 3 to extend baseballs antitrust exemption against Curt Flood challenging the 50 year tradition. Justice Blackmun notes Congress would need to act to change the reserve system and expects renewed bargaining after the 1972 season with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and MLBPA leader Marvin Miller weighing in.
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Flood suit over movement of players challenged
The union backing Flood in a $3.1 million damage suit against the reserve system argues baseball should be treated like other pro sports. The case cites player freedom and franchise moves after the 1969 Cardinals trade to the Phillies. Former Justice Goldberg argued the appeal in the high court.
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Beckert delivers 11th inning win for Cubs over Giants
Glenn Beckert doubled home Don Kessinger in the 11th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 7-6 victory over the San Francisco Giants in Chicago.
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Braves Phillies Tilt Postponed by Agnes Rains
Atlanta and Philadelphia night game postponed due to heavy rains from Hurricane Agnes. No make-up date announced.
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Coaching Greats Set for Western Montana College Seminars
Dillon officials announce a summer seminar series at Western Montana College led by Dick Motta of the Chicago Bulls for basketball July 17-21, with football sessions July 24-28 featuring Dan Connors and Gene Carlson, and wrestling August 7-11 with Dick Menti and West Christiansen. Clinics include discussions demonstrations and practice sessions directed by college head coaches.
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Indians Twins plan twin bill postponed by rain
The Monday game between the Cleveland Indians and Minnesota Twins was postponed due to rain and rescheduled as a twi night double header for Tuesday.
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Bozeman back added to West Shrine team
Two alternates were named to the 1972 East-West Shrine Football Game replacing commitments. Greg Gates of Bozeman Senior High will join the West as running back, and Paul Brandt of Conrad will join the East as quarterback. The Shrine game supports crippled children and is set for August 12 in Great Falls with a 12 day training period starting July 31.
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Cats sign prep star Ben Zimmerman from Montana high school
Hank Anderson of Montana State University signs Ben Zimmerman a 6 4 guard forward who averaged about 23 points and 15 rebounds per game last season and was valedictorian with a 3.87 GPA He also played football and track and is an alternate for the East West Shrine game in Great Falls this summer Zimmerman plans to major in mathematics or physics at MSU joining Randy Rucker Pat Osborne and Darryl Ross in the early signing class Also noted are junior college signings Larry from Spokane Community College Greg Cory of Clark College and Scott McDonald of Miles Community College
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