Doctor Turns Sprinter Beats Olympic Standouts At Debut
New York AP Dr Delano Meriwether a 27 year old hematologist with no track training watches TV, reads a book, and enters indoor meets. He places second at CYO 60 yard dash behind Mel Pender then wins final in photo finish, later places second at Sunkist Games. He runs 60 yards in 6.1 seconds and 9.4 seconds for 100 yards outdoors, wearing yellow swim trunks and striped suspenders for show. He credits no coach and seeks more experience.
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Los Angeles
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Jean- Louis Ravelomananese
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Pender
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Duke Medical School
LSU Upsets Tennessee as Maravich Era Ends
LSU defeats eighth-ranked Tennessee 80-70 in an SEC game as Pistol Pete Maravich has left college basketball. Bill Newton scores 27, Nelson Isley 23 for LSU, who hit 60 percent and improve to 8-5 overall and 4-2 in conference. Tennessee drops to 12-3 overall, 5-2 in SEC. Kentucky tops Alabama 86-73 to seize SEC lead with 12-3, 6-1 mark.
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Tom Parker
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Area Hardwood Action Tonight
Aiken High Hornets meet North Augusta Jackets at North Augusta 8 p.m. The Saints of St Angela host Cardinal Newman at St Angela Gym. In SEC action Johnny Neumann scored 35 for Mississippi as Florida won 106-86. Jacksonville beat Southern Alabama 91-76 behind Artis Gilmore 19 rebounds. Western Kentucky crushed Austin Peay 117-72. Penn State defeated Princeton 70-62. Niagara edged De Paul 83-72. Mississippi State beat Georgia 67-66 in overtime with Donnie Black keying the final push.
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Marshall Wingate
Ed Goody
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Cavaliers pull off dramatic last-second win over Celtics
In Boston, Cleveland rally from a one-point deficit with 30 seconds left as Bobby Washington disrupts Havlicek, John Johnson's shot is partially blocked, and Dave Sorenson hits the corner jumper at the buzzer for a 117-116 Cavaliers victory. Bobby Smith leads Cleveland with 21. Johnson adds 27. Havlicek 29.
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Standings and Tuesday Wednesday ABA Schedule
Cleveland beat Boston 117 116 and San Diego 114 106 over Buffalo in latest standings. Tuesday features San Francisco at Baltimore Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Los Angeles Buffalo at Phoenix Atlanta at Philadelphia. Wednesday adds Milwaukee at Boston San Francisco at Detroit New York at Atlanta Chicago at San Diego Portland at Cleveland.
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Monday's Results Highlight NBA Scores and Schedule
Memphis defeated Carolina 115 to 107 in the only game played. Upcoming matches include New York versus Floridians in Tampa and Kentucky at Texas, Utah at Pittsburgh, Indiana at Memphis, New York at Indiana, Floridians versus Virginia in Hampton, and Denver at Utah.
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Racing Roundup at Pimlico Liberty Bell and Lincoln Downs
In Pimlico’s Green Ticket Purse Prophet's Choice edged On My Mind by a neck at $5.40. In Philadelphia Sir Pompian drew clear by 1½ lengths over Winds At War. At Miami Rule By Reason won by four lengths over Kanumera. Royal Harbinger, a 21-1 longshot at Lincoln Downs, led almost wire to wire to beat Missamenta by 0.4 of a length.
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Philadelphia
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Rule By Reason
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Hialeah
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R.J
Royal Harbinger
Missamenta
Lincoln Downs
Marquette Tops UCLA for No 1 Ranking
Marquette moves to No 1 with 22 first place votes and 658 points after UCLA suffers its 5th loss in five seasons, an 89 82 setback to Notre Dame. The Warriors seize the top spot as UCLA drops from the pole position.
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Lake Hidalgo Bass Joy To Fishermen
Three anglers using rental worm outfits fished Lake Miguel Hidalgo near El Fuerte Sinaloa catching 17 keepers from 1½ to 3½ pounds in 90 minutes on a lightly used virgin lake. Host Dave Hawk of Dallas runs Fort Lovina resort and offers fly ins with guides at about 40 dollars per day.
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el Fuerte
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Arturo
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Kennedy Boys and Girls Sweep Thackston JV
Kennedy Junior High extended its unbeaten streak to seven wins with a 65-27 victory over Thackston Junior High of Orangeburg. Martin Foster led the Eagles with 12 points, William Joyce 10, while Debbie Brelsford scored 13 to lift the Kennedy girls to a 39-31 win. Mary Burkner scored 10 for Thackston. Kennedy heads to host St Angela on Thursday.
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Orangeburg
Martin Foster
Eagles
William Joyce
Kennedy
Debbie Brelsford
Mary Burchner
St. Angela
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