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Thursday, July 13, 1972 The Lincoln Star 23 Spasslcy Nabs Triumph Iceland (UPI) cameras. Match organiiers World chess champion Boris covered the cameras with a Spassky of Russia defeated cloth, but Fischer said they Norsemen del Increase In Lincoln Purse Money sun Douierea mm, TO RECEIVE 49 PER CENT Mustang Camp Opens July 29 Omaha The Omaha Mustangs football team will open Its summer training camp July 29 at Boys Town. Jim Maxfield, who became head coach In the middle of last season, will assume these duties for the 1972 season. Assisting Maxfield will be player-coaches Lynn Senkbeil and Mike Denny. Senkbeil, a former standout linebacker at Nebraska, is In his fourth year with the Mustangs and in his second year as player-coach.

Denny, an offensive tackle, is in his second year with the Mustangs. Tricia Plans Lincoln Visit Another member of the Nixon family Is coming to Lincoln. While Pres. Richard Nixon has appeared in the Capital City to present a No. 1 plaque to the University of Nebraska football team, daughter Tricia Nixon Cox will arrive Saturday to attend the final session of the National AAU Diving Championships at Woods Pool.

Meet Director Dick Kincade said the President's daughter's appearance is part of the President's continuing Interest in athletics and on behalf of the President's Council on Physical Fitness. Mrs. Cox will present the championship awards to Saturday's winners. Finals in the women's three-meter springboard and the men's platform will be contested that day. Before the final two events, University of Michigan diving coach Dick Kimball will perform a trick routine from the platform and a comedy routine from the three-meter board.

Kimball first performed in Lincoln in 1964 at the dedication of the Woods Pool. SD Gets Richardson Irvine, Calif. W) The San Diego Chargers traded a 1973 draft choice Wednesday for John Richardson, a 250jpound defensive lineman of the Miami Dolphins. By HAL BROWN Star Sports Editor A new contract between the horsemen and the ate 'fairgrounds has been signed, assuring that Lincoln's race meet will open on schedule Tuesday, Fairgrounds general manager Henry Brandt said Wednesday. A contract dispute between Ak-Sar-Ben and the horsemen had threatened the opening of the Omaha track earlier this 'season, but the dispute was 'settled less than 48 hours before the first post time.

Some observers had felt the Lincoln meeting might also be threatened, but Brandt said the contract was signed Tuesday Evening. The new contract, for only one year, calls for the horsemen to receive 49 per cent of the track's share of the take-out. -Out of each $100 that is bet, 06 goes back to the bettors. The state gets $4 and the track $10. Of that $10, the horsemen will now receive $4.90 in purse with the track having $5.10 of every $100 wagered Bobby Fischer in Uie first game of their championsntp- match Wednesday, pushing the unpredictable American one point behind in their 24-game series.

Fischer, who stopped play in the game for 35 minutes to protest the presence of two closed circuit television cameras high above the playing stage, conceded to the Russian on the 56th move. He resigned when he saw he could not prevent Spassky from queening his only surviving pawn. Fischer, then stood up, made a helpless gesture to the audience and walked off. Play in the first game resumed on time, but fischer walked out after three moves to protest the two television Ikes Elect Anderson Gary Anderson of Lincoln has been elected to a second term as president of the Lin-coun chapter of the Izaak Walton League, in action by the chapter board of directors. Other officers elected include Bob Munger, first vice president; John Weseman, second vice president and Curt Kiner, third vice president.

Paul Reagan was elected secretary and Marvin Luebbe was reelected as treasurer. The men take office Sept. 1. Big Eight Attendance Climbing KANSAS CITY (AP) Brisk football ticket sales are reported throughout the Big Eight Conference. The conference, if the sales continue at their current pace, could top its 1971 season when the Big Eight had the nation's top three teams, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Colorado in that order.

A year ago, Big Eight teams played to 2,079,936 customers or to 93 per cent capacity. Nebraska and Colorado are both already sold cut for the season. The Cornhuskers have 76,000 seats and Colorado 50,000. Season ticket sales at Missouri have topped! 16,000 and likely will break last year's record 18,000. Kansas is running ahead of last year with about 11,000 sold, and Kansas State has sold 7,200, well ahead of last season.

The record at Kansas is 12,000 and the record at Kansas State 8,900. John Novotny, assistant athletic director at Kansas, said sales are extremely heavy for the Nebraska, Oklahoma and Florida State games. For the two Big Eight games, he expects a sellout. Novotny described Florida State game as "our most attractive nonconference game in some time probably since Syracuse and Ernie Davis." The Kansas and Colorado games lead in popularity at Kansas State although neither is a sellout. Missouri's big game from a ticket buying standpoint so far is Colorado.

Iowa State, which has doubled its season ticket sales, reports a sellout for the Nebraska encounter. Oklahoma and Oklahoma State say tickets are moving well. to conduct the meeting. During the 1971 Lincoln meeting, the horsemen received 46Mi per cent. "We would like to have had more than a one-year contract," Brandt offered, "But Lincoln To Offer New Service For Double Bettors The State Fairgrounds will inaugurate this year a new daily double service for patrons of the Lincoln meeting.

Two daily double windows will be open from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. weekdays for the convenience of bettors. "People may drive up, park their car outside the grands stand entrance, run in and make a daily double bet during their lunch hour," Fairgrounds general manager Henry Brandt explained. Regular daily double windows will continue to open at 4 p.m. weekdays and 12:30 p.m.

on Saturdays. The 11 2-year-olds nominated for the Futurity and Freshman Include If A Woods, Mr. Spy, Sunny London, Siam Marine, Fly Rule, Moose Blood, Davids Charger, Marine Caper, Blue Nova, Cinco Girl and Salty Girl. Superior Hands, Floral Design and Fancy Hands are nominated for the Breeders' Special. Other possible horses in the Herb Blomdahl-trained stable are City visitor, winner of the Nebraska Derby at Fonner Park, Pat-A-Rullah, who has triumphed at Ak-Sar-Ben, and Noble Nova.

I mink one thing that hurt us there was that Fonner Park had only a one-year contract and the horsemen wanted to keep all the out-state tracks on the same schedule." Brandt said the horsemen, however, did agree to one stipulation. "They agreed to meet with all the track operators this fall or winter before the 1973 dates are allotted to try to work out the contracts," the Fairgrounds manager said. Brandt is basing his 1972 purse schedule on a projected average daily handle of $218,000, meaning that during the 30-day meeting which opens Tuesday and runs through Aug. 23, horsemen will be vying for approximately $435,000 in purse money. The State Fairgrounds paid $338,000 in purses during the 1971 meeting.

Royal 'Helmet Night' Slated For Sunday Omaha The Omaha Royals' Heimet Night will be Sunday when the Royals host the Iowa Oaks with 3,000 souvenir Royal batting helmets being given away to youngsters, 16 and under, on a first-come, first -served basis. The Sunday game with Iowa will start at 6:30 p.m., with the gates opening at 5:30 p.m. Omaha Pool Hosts AAU Swimming Meet Omaha Iff) About 150 girls from five states have entered the AAU Region 7-8 synchronized swimming championships to be held July 17-18 at Omaha's 1 a 1 Municipal Swimming Pool. Competitors will be from Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Wisconsin, and range in age from 8 to 18 years. ford Leading Nominator For fairgrounds Races FEATURE RACES At Liberty Bell ClysWIa 5.60 2.60 2.60 Bells Gal 4.20 2.50 Trenthor Star 4.40 Eastridgc Wins In Triangular Eastridge scored 434 points to defeat the Knolls Country Club (420) and the Northeast (205) in a two-day triangular swimming meet which concluded Tuesday night.

In another triangular Capitol City Swimming and Diving League meet, Meadow Lane scored 456 points to defeat East Hills (346) and the Lincoln Country Club (259). In a dual meet, Hillcrest Country Club routed Eastborough 445-192. Boston Signs White Boston UP) All-star guard Jo Jo White has signed a new three-year contract with the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association, Boston president "Red" Auerbach announced Wednesday. iuuiu ruui o. Barton H.

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