Olympic Trials Set for Los Angeles Pole Vault Showdown
Bob Seagren Jon Vaughn and Dick Railsback lead the U S Olympic trials pole vault field at the Los Angeles Coliseum with 15 qualifiers while world record holder Paul Wilson bypasses the meet and Lake Tahoe awaits the final squad. Two hundred eighty athletes compete across Saturday and Sunday with finals in the 100 meters 5000 meters and 3000 meter steeplechase as Texas representatives are listed for the trials.
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Stowers Column recalls youth and race in a divided town
The narrator reflects on a summer with friends near a creek and a new Troop 29 club, noting class and color divides. He recalls working fathers, church duties, game cocks, and Ebin the Negro boy. He questions Olympic boycott talk and hopes Ebin found dignity through nonviolent paths.
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Bichsel Sets Pace as City Speed Bowl Points Race Continues
At Amarillo Speed Bowl Lyndon Moss battles an empty gas tank in the No 3 sprinter while leading the 20 lap main. Bichsel tops the stock car standings with 128 points as Funderburk trails. five races remain before mid season championships, with Sleepy Nelson slated for the upcoming shows.
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Sir Ivor Favored in Irish Sweeps Derby After English Derby Win
Sir Ivor, winner of the English Derby, is favored at 31 to win Saturday's Irish Sweeps Derby in Dublin. Owned by Raymond R. Guest of Old Westbury, New York, the 14-horse field was announced with the prize at 65,465 pounds.
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Ireland
Raymond R. Guest
Old Westbury
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