Runner Ron Chase Aims for 1976 Olympic Marathon
Sergeant Ron Chase, Air Force veteran and former polio patient, trains daily at MacDill base for the Boston Marathon with goals toward the 1976 Montreal Olympics. He runs 20 miles daily, paints 1976 Montreal Olympics on mile markers, and cites LSD training as key to building endurance while pursuing a top five finish in Boston en route to Olympic glory.
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Kentucky Indiana Team Chosen For Classic
New Albany and Carmel selections highlighted the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star Classic as Hoosier players joined the Derby Festival showcase. Ten players from Indiana and Kentucky were named to represent their regions in the April Derby lineup with coaches naming a varied roster for the Dayton clash.
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Speier's Homer Delivers Giants 2-1 Win
Giants ride Speier's homer to a 2-1 victory over Cleveland as Bonds and Fuentes contribute. The Yankees lead built on Felipe Alou like double and Thurman Munson's sac fly, with Cleveland answering in the third and sixth. A late rally by New York staved off further scoring.
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Torres
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Nettles
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Strom
Roy White
Bobby Murcer
Peurvetan
New York
Winchester Feature Sparks USAC Standings Shake Up
Jerry Pound took the lead on the 23-4 N lap and held on to win the Winchester feature as USAC sprint standings shifted. Parsons set three records including a lap at 110.001 mph and a 16.35 second half mile. Ses sions posted a 12 lap consolation mark, while Weld and Fairchild were among other heat and practice notes.
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Tom Turner
Jerry Pound
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Sunurday
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Duane Carter Ard
Greg Weld
Sie
Cy Fairchild
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Bill Puerbaugh
Reo Dickson
Larry Canline
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ABA Approves Chap Move From Dallas
The American Basketball Association trustees approved moving the Dallas Chaparrals to San Antonio amid financial problems. The team, to compete in the new league season at the San Antonio Convention Center Arena, is scheduled to begin play April 16.
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Rosewall Wins River Oaks Tennis Crown in Houston
Australian star Ken Rosewall defeats Fred Stolle 3 4 6 1 7 6 in the 30th River Oaks Invitational final to claim the title and a $10,000 prize. Rosewall, trailing in the second set, rallied with key breaks to win the decisive fifth set and extend his WCT standings ahead of rival Marty Riessen.
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Padgett Qualifies for Monsanto Open in Pensacola Round
Don Pagett of Muncie shot 12 over par to qualify for the Monsanto Open in Pensacola on Monday. A score of 75 was needed to reach the field as several local golfers sought entry to the tourney.
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Roffler Hair Styling Winner at Sculpture Kut Competi on
Ronald Brown of Mr. Paul’s Hairstyling won fourth place in the Sculpture Kut Competition held April 1 at the Indiana Hilton Hotel. The result advances the Indiana team to a national event in 1974, with time and venue to be announced later.
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Bruins on brink after hard playoff loss to Rangers
The Boston Bruins trail 3 1 in the best of seven series as a leg injury to their scoring punch hinders their attack. Ed Giacomin anchors a tight Ranger defense while New York balances offense. Bruins must rebound to force more games with a pivotal home showdown ahead.
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Cunningham MVP in ABA after transforming Cougars
Cunningham led the Carolina Cougars from a losing record to Eastern Division champions in his first ABA season. He dominated scoring at 24.1 points per game, was 12.1 rebounds and 216? steals leader, and earned MVP honors after joining the NBA later. The Cougars finished 33 games behind Kentucky in the East.
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Pacers Open At Utah for 1972-78 ABA Season Outline
The Indiana Pacers and Utah Stars face a multi city ABA playoff schedule led by stars George McGinnis and Caldwell. Indiana seeks a title as Salt Lake City hosts decisive games with dates in mid to late April.
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