Americans win two swimming golds at Olympic Games upset
In Beverly Hills Valley California the United States lead in swimming with Marcus Spitz triumphing in the 200 meter breaststroke and Miss Sandra Neilson upsetting Shane Gould in the 100 meter freestyle. Miss Whitfield set an Olympic record in the 200 meter breaststroke while Miss Habashoff claimed silver. Spitz also broke the world mark in the 200 meter freestyle as the U S topped East Germany and the Soviet Union in medals with 15 at 17 decided events.
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Vmunicil
Mark Spitsswant
Qld
California
Notodgin
Sandra Neilson
Australia
Tain Valley Calif
Beverly Whitfield
Yearald Aussie
Spitz
Lon
America
Dana
Schoonfield
Pilvals Domain
Warlion
Angelo
Scalzona
Italy
Lraptho
Olympia Simming Siptn
Soviet Union
Neilson
el Monte
Calif
Vicbiry
Prise
East Germany
Miss Ihes
Gould
Lo Indiana
Shirley Babashoff
Isk Monte High School
Miss Gould
Habashoff
Miss Neilson
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Steve Genter
UCLA
Lakewood
Ond
Werner Lampe
West Germany
Genter
Mark Wenden
Tois
Miss Whitfield
Boia
Agnes Kissne-Kagrander
Hungary
Mlee Cheanfiald
Ann
Wig
Mike Stamm
San Diego
John Murphy
Hinsdale
Indiana University
Mitchelley
San Jose
iMarine
Reggie’ [Qanes
Newark
N.S
Boxing controversy as Russian defeats Jones at Olympics
A split decision crowned Mewolgtt Rozpie over Jones in a flyweight bout at the Olympics amid near riot conditions. Fans hurled objects, one official was struck, and the crowd protested a ruling many deemed clearly biased. Analysts questioned the scoring under Olympic rules as tied cards favored the Russian.
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Virocur
Smunich
Valeri Treguhoy
Olympic
Woxing Stadium
United States
Tregu
Hoy
Jones
Fly
Newark
Tragubov
J. P. England
Coech Robby
Svas
Att
L Grace
Nino Benvenuti
Thailan
Elevision
Janes
Shen
Joos
Tregubov
Vietory
U.S
Chris Taylor
Cagers Avenge loss 67-48 in Olympic basketball
The United States routed Cuba 67 to 48 as Dwight Jones led with 38 points for a dominant first half, while Pedro Chappe struggled for Cuba and Brazil held a narrow win. Hank Iba altered the lineup as the U S built a 12-3 edge and never looked back, advancing in Group A.
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Munich
United
Tom Bure Stales
Cuba
Con Jleson
North Carolina
Tuecor
James
Uncle Sam
Olympic
A Jones
Mike Bantam
Philadelphia
Pedro Chappe
Yankees
Brazil
Timtl
U.S
Hank Iba
Jim Brewer
University of Minnesota
America
Isogai
Wayne Wells
Norman
Advant Okla
Miroslav Musildim Forbes
Texas-El Faso
Czechoslovakia
Ed Ratlett
Long Beach State
Ted
Yanks
John Peterson
Comstock
Forbes
Wis
Alpound
Ratloff
Wyplorzyk
Ben
Russia
Gennadi
Straktov
Spain
Dino Gry
Valtea Blale
WM Cosla
Taly Ee Ain
Tuesday Medal Winners Showcase International Field
A torn, OCR filled list shows medal winners across swimming and track events with names and countries including Germany, Australia, Japan, Italy, and the United States. Notable entries include Bo vary Whitfield of Australia and Dana Schoenfield of California among others, with events ranging from backstroke to relay road race.
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Mark Spite
Carmichael
Call
Steve
Deheioord
Calll
Wereé
Lampe
Sandee Eileen
EA Maine
Calif
Shirley Babacf
Mountain Valley Call
Shareland
Australia
Konieler Steaalstroke
Bovary Whitfield
Austalis
Dana Schoenfield
Anaheim
Cali
Galina Eleonora
Smith and King Highlight Open Qualifiers at Forest Hills
Forest Hills sees top names like Billie Jean King and Stan Smith lead in the U S Open setup as qualifiers fill the expanded draw. Seeded players include Newcombe, Nastase, Ashe, Okker and Connors with notable women featuring King, Evert, Casals, Court and Hogan in the opening rounds.
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Bod Green
Associated Press
Weiler
Forest Hills
Smith
Billie Jean Knigs
Stan Smith
Journal
Long Beach
Calif
Sworld
Jainé
Billy Martin
West Side Tennis Club
Dans
Savi
Martin
Columbia
Kermer
Vn Tage
Gols
Bill Talt
Peter Paish
England
Ken Rosewall
Veteray
Ie Nastase
Romania
Wimble
Don
Roswell
Peter Curtis
Rolund
Nastase
Jairo Velasco
Venezuela
Lats
Ion Omiag Day
John Newcothe
Australia
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Nat Tom Okker
the Netherlanis
Cll Richey
Sarastta
Fla
Bob Luts
Sausalito
Deez Gimeno
Spain
Immy Connors
Belleville
AIS
Alabama Favored In SEC By Rp Shearer AP
The 1972 college football season opens with Alabama, North Carolina, and Richmond labeled as favorites in major conferences. Florida State and Georgia Tech loom strong among independents. Duke and Clemson challenge, while Auburn faces a dimmer outlook in the SEC with major matchups shaping the race.
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Rp Shearer
Associated Press Sports
Western Atlanta
Alabama
North Carolina
Richmond
Florida
State
Georgix Tech
Bill Dooley
Pirate Tennis Team Faces Rebuilding Season This Year
Pirates coach Dale Lechlitner outlines a rebuilding year for the Madison Heights squad with only one returnee from last season. Top spots are contested by Tom Ruth and Jay Brehm, while Walt Evans leads at No. 3 and sophomores eye No. 6. He highlights need for more courts and notes strength in Nos. 3 4 5 positions as balance key for the season.
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Jim Bailey
Dale Lechiner
Madison Heights
Jerleyman
Anderson
Mays Park
Walt Evans
Aoe
Les
Tom Ruth
Jay Brehm
Evans
Terry Hartman
Jeff Awlt
Ty Mike Civan
Gary Ruta
Latte
Lechlitner
Pirates
Ledhlitner
City Parks
Madison
Fairview Park
MY District
Walled May
Riley
Anderson College
Fravview
Sunday School League Basketball Action At Shady Side Park
North Anderson Church of God held off a Park Place Church of God rally to win a Ti victory in Sunday School League basketball at Shady Side Park Tuesday night. North Anderson A forfeit over St. Mathews United Methodist noted amid league action.
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Billy Kinard
Harry Smith
Nugent
Kinard
Pat Kelly
Norris
William & Mary
Whien
Josh Weese
Kenny Lyons
Tennessee
Priod
Billyball
Joni Battle
David
Knight
Citadel
Jhas
Marty Lynch
Condrege Hollo
Mississippi State
Melvin Barkin
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Flor
Alabama
North Carolina
Sol George
Una
LSU
Terry Davis
Ron Rusneét
Bryant Wishbone
Hak
Jerry Sain
Bob Thorn
Mike Metre
Duke
Musso
Tide
Steve Jones
Shadyside Park Place
Joh Mitchell
Mathews
North
Hoolie Ingram
North Anderson
Church of God ‘Hi
Park Place
Church of God
Shadyside Park
North Andersson
St. Mathews
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Will Ghumsley
Sein
Gatina Slepatsova
Vig
Union
iMod
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Leip
Boland
Sweden
North Korea
Bulgaria
Japan
Austria
West Germany France
Cagers
Aoe Goous Olker
Patramer
Richie
Brian Gottfried
Fort, Lauderdale
Lata
Celia Dibley
Timenoaneets
Vladimir Kocota
Connors
Tom Gatvnan
Don Zimmer
San Diego Padres
Knoxville
Buffalo
Tnndianapolis
Key West
Salt l Lake City
Dealey
Tar Hells
Clemson
Jackets
Tech
Iddie McAshan
Greg Horne
SEC
Pat Sullivans
Terry Beasley
Alabam
Ee Furman
Fast Carolina
Davidson
Virginia Military Institute
Paul
Bear” Bryant
Nebraska
Johnny Massa
Bryant
Charles McClendon
Jack
Bamas
Frank Howard
Jerry Claiborne
Louisiana State
Georgia
Bus
Issippi
Mary
Sedjland
al Neville
Bert Jones
Paul Gyons
Regency
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Gary Hull
Hutt
Inckring
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Fulcher
Kings Inn
ACC
Lou Mollz
Adny
Carolina State
Tom Harp Gon
Wake Forest
Jimmy the Grack
Pirate Tennis
Kirk Ray
Kent Eiers
Bart Epperly
Alan Mickey
Sophs
Jeff’ Juler
Ron Scott
Lechkner
Munela
Northside
Bey S-Pendieton
Kokomo Hawasthoblesvill Iy
Southside
Novinsie
Knightstow
Sandra Nailson
Joyefter
Steand
Shirley Robeshott
UPI
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Tos
Age
Rear Eel
Eelatabaraet
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Lediona
Phy
House
Jonam Fishery
Senior Citizens Center
Rangeline
Jonan Fish Fry Senior Citizens Center
Rangeline Rd
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Winchester Speedway
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