Nobody Has A Right To Enter The Olympics Brundage Says
Avery Brundage, 84, IOC president hopeful, defends amateur purity and warns that Olympics are a privilege not a right. He cites two kinds of competitors and rails against professional pros seeking medals, noting reforms and a global expansion of the movement.
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Will Grimsley
Santa Barbara
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Avery Brundage
Pacific
International Olympic Committee
Chicago
University of Illinois
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
IOC
Baron de Coubertin
United States
Brundage
Ward to Undergo Surgery After Knee Injury
Eagles backup quarterback Jim Ward will be flown to a Philadelphia hospital for probable knee surgery. Ward, 27, saw limited action with the Eagles last season after four years with the Baltimore Colts, suffering the injury Sunday in a controlled scrimmage with the Washington Redskins.
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Jim Ward
Reading
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Ward
Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
Lady Golfers Meet In Linville In Invitational Play
Mrs John L Mann of Sarasota Florida led the Linville Ladies Invitational qualifying medal with 76 at 5 625 yards and meets Margout Hannon of Tryon North Carolina in the first round of match play Mrs Mann holds a four stroke edge over a trio tied for second including defending champion Nancy Holmes of Nashville Tennessee.
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Linville
N.C
John L. Mann
Sarasota
Fla
Margout Hannon
Tryon
Trudeau Draws Fire Over Hull Participation in Series
Montreal AP reports Prime Minister Trudeau faces criticism as a political move for joining the Hull participation dispute ahead of Canada Russia hockey games in September. Alan Eagleson, NHLPA legal counsel, accuses Trudeau of inserting himself into the row as Team Canada officials planned travel to Moscow with Coach Sinden.
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Trudeau
Bobby Hull
Alan Eagleson
National Hockey League Players’ Association
Progressive Conservative Party
Moscow
Harry Sinden
Team Canada
Eagleson
Colwell Wins Houston Open Bowling Tournament
Air Force Sgt. Paul Colwell of Tucson Arizona surged into the lead Monday night to win the Houston Sertoma Open Bowling Tournament worth 37500 dollars. The 23 year old right hander claimed his second straight title at Davis Air Force Base in Tucson and defeated veteran pro bowler Jack Biondolillo of Houston who finished second for 4000 dollars.
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Air Force
Paul Colwell
Tucson
Ariz
Colwell
Davis Air Force Base
Jack Biondolillo
Three Horse Match Race Set At Roosevelt Raceway
Crown the United States first International Trot champion in eight years competes against two prior champions in a $50,000 match race at Roosevelt Raceway. Alan Leavitt of New York, for Speedy Crown Stable, challenges Une de Mai and Fresh Yankee, 1971 and 1970 winners respectively.
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Westbury
N.Y
United States
Roose
Velt Raceway
Alan Leavitt
New York
Speedy Crown
Speedy Crown Stable
Une de Mai
Fresh Yankee
Top Seeds Advance In Memphis Girls Open Chess?
Top seed Mary Hamm of Mt. Pulaski Illinois won 6 2 6 2 over Lula LeMaster of Jackson Mississippi in the opening round of the USLTA national clay court championship for girls under 18 in Memphis. Eight top seeds progressed with minimal difficulty as singles began and doubles followed.
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Memphis
Mary Hamm
Mt. Pulaski
Lula LeMaster
Jackson
Miss
Miss Hamm
Falcons cut six receivers and two linemen in squad trim
Atlanta Falcons released eight players including wide receiver Fred Riley from Idaho and guard Rogert Jaeger on Monday. Other cut targets were punter John Dow wide receiver Jim Montgomery guard Tom Gaughan linebacker Mike Lambros cornerback Daryle Cherry and center Ken Weingert.
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Fred Riley
Idaho
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
John Dow
Jim Montgomery
Tom Gaughan
Mike Lambros
Rogert Jaeger
Daryle Cherry
Ken Weingert
All Star Starting Lineups Named in AL Vote
Dick Allen tops American League voting with 1,092,758 of 3,171,556 cast for the starting lineup. He is joined by Aparicio Robinson and Yastrzemski, with Brooks Robinson winning the third base nod and Jackson, Murcer, and Freehan among other starters. NL selections led by May Morgan Torre Bench and Aaron. The 43rd All-Star Game is set for July 25 in Atlanta.
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New York
Dick Allen
Bowie Kuhn
Chicago’ White Sox
Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit
Norm Cash
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Oakland
Sal Bando
Boston Red Sox
Luis Aparicio
Carl Yastrzemski
Atlanta
NBC
Lee May
Houston
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Don Kessinger
Chicago
Johnny Bench
Hank Aaron
Rob
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