Ryun Qualifies for U S Track Finals at Trials in Eugene
Jim Ryun, 25, former Kansas standout and world record holder, powered to a 1:53.6 last 800 meters and 3:42.2 in the 1500 meters to reach Friday's finals at the U S Olympic Track and Field Trials in Eugene Oregon. He led the field by five yards as he closed strongly with a 54.2 final lap, while others like Jerome Howe and Howell Michael also advanced in heats. Additional qualifiers included hurdles star Tom Hill who tied the world record with favorable wind, shot put standout Brian Oldfield, and several other top Americans advancing toward Sunday’s finals.
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Eugene, Ore
Jim Ryun
U.S
Kansas
Ryan
Kansas State
Jerome Howe
Dave, Wotle
Bowling Green
Howell Michael
Wil
Liam & Mary Ace
Tom von Ruden
Michael
Tom Hill
Hill
Arkansas State
Anyting
Jerry Wilson
NCAA
Southern California
Charles Rich
UCLA
Tommie Lee White
Southern Cal Striders
Matson
Brian Oldfield
George Woods
Oldfield
Middle Tennessee State
Preston Carrington
Wichita
Kan
al Schoterman
Lee Evans
John Smith
Wayne Collett
Vince Mathews
Chuck Smith
Southern California Spiders
Hayward
Smith
Rangers Nip Orioles in fifth inning rally
Ted Kubiak delivered a two out, tie breaking double in the fifth as the Texas Rangers edged the Baltimore Orioles 5 4 ending Baltimore s five game win streak Ted Ford and Joe Lovitto added RBI singles and Kubiak the knock drove in the winning run for Texas The Orioles had 43 851 fans on hand as Crowley left with a groin injury after two hits for the Expos Bill Stoneman pitched seven strong innings to beat the Giants 7 2 in Montreal including three RBIs from Ken Singleton and a three run third inning as Montreal cruised past San Francisco
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Ted Kubiak
Texas Rangers
Orioles
Ted Ford
Joe Lovitto
Kubiak
Rorie Harrison
Texas
Boog Powell
Johnny Oates
Paul Blair
Toby Harrah
Brooks Robinson
Terry Crowley
Crowley
Im Panther
Beruh
Dick Bosman
Montreal
Ken Singleton
Bob Bailey
Montreal Expos
Sam McDowell
San Francisco Giants
Ron Woods
Ron
Woods
Singleton
Expos
McDowell
Ron Hunt
Innning
Tim Foli
Clyde Mashore
Bailey
Dave Kingman
San Francisco
Bill Stoneman
al Wing
American Playground Tops Cincinnati 12 to 6 in Fast Pitch
American Playground jumped to a 5-0 first inning lead and defeated Cincinnati 12 to 6 at Shadyside Park. Frank Sigler delivered a three‑run double to spark a five‑run start, with two more runs in the third. Two‑two run homers by Jerry Swinford and Larry Douglas in the fifth sealed the game as Sigler, Danny Smith and Roger Denny had three hits each. John Anderson earned the win in five innings for American Playground. The team returns to Travel League action tonight in Marion against Plymouth Club at 7:30 p.m.
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Shadyside Park
Frank Sigler
Jerry Swinford
Larry Douglas
Sigler
Danny Smith
Roger Denny
Plymouth
Marion
Ewing
Callinaugh
Wigham
Anderson
Clear
Shimer
Fleet
Swinford
Thacker Brothers
Shenandoah
Mark
Raiders
Tony
Eig
Mount Vernon
Lapel
Ron Howell
Jerrry Mills
Pendleton Heights
Ray Melton
Jones
Melton
Brown
Yorktown
Frankton
Eagles
Greg Pipes
George Lambesis
Tigers
Smith
Norm West
Tigers Slip Into 2nd In WRC
Yorktown edges Frankton to claim second in the White River Conference standings as Mount Vernon tops Shenandoah 8-0 and Pendleton Heights, Yorktown, and Lapel each win their games. Mount Vernon improves to 10-12, Yorktown sits at 7-5, Shenandoah pairs with Highland and Pendleton Heights at 6-6.
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Pendleton Heights
Yorktown
White River
Marauders
Shenandoah
Arabs
Lapel
Frankton
Yo ‘Town
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Olstein
J. Hostein
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RBI
Wilson
Smith
Hilton
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Mahoney
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Owen
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Shenandoah Riggs
Hinton
Shelton
Hall
Wilson Ti
Ayres
D.J. Kessling
Green
Lo Breden
Laurie
Shaffer
Rf Harless
B.L Keesling
P U
Mont Vernon
Shenadoah
E—Riggs
Breeden
Peeat Lynch Clinches Madison Avenue Little League Title
Lynch clinched the Madison Avenue Little League title with a 12 to 0 win over Pepsi-Cola. Pitcher Rich George threw a no hitter with 17 strikeouts to earn the victory as Coke defeated UK Pottery 9 to 5.
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Nard
Montgomery
Roberts
Madison Avenue
Pepsi-Cola
Rich George
Pepsi
UK Pottery
Wheeler and Sauer
Plummer and
St. Clair
Wells cleared for Raiders camp with strict probation stay
Oakland wide receiver Warren Wells may join the Raiders at Santa Rosa camp next Wednesday under a court order. He must live at a Danville retreat house 50 miles away when not playing, as Alameda County Superior Court Judge Leonard Dieden said Wells has shown intent to resume his pro career after a 1969 attempted rape conviction and a 1971 season loss. The plan was arranged by probation officers with Al Davis and John Madden overseeing Wells during probation.
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Warren Wells
Oakland Raiders
Santa Rosa
Superior Court
Wells
el Cerrito
Calif
Alameda County
Leonard Dieden
Raider
al Davis
John Madden
Danville
Pendleton Kiwanis Sets First Annual 18 & Under Tennis
Pendleton Kiwanis chairman Cliff Huff announced pairings and schedules for the inaugural 18 and under boys singles event to be held at Pendleton Heights High School. Seven schools, including Alexandria Anderson Madison Heights Muncie Central New Castle Noblesville and Pendleton Heights, are represented with a ten minute warm up and a fifteen minute default rule. Doubles draws will be made at noon.
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Pendleton Kiwanis
Cliff Huffman
Kiwanis
Pendleton Heights High School
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Anderson
Madison Heights
Muncie Central
New Castle
Noblesville
Pendleton Heights
Jeff Akers
Jeff Collins
John Pistole
Jeffy Smith
Steve Wills
Terry Hartman
Steve Macholtz
Ronnie Benson
Saints target Rams playbook kickback arrest shocks New Orleans
Unemployed quarterback Karl Sweetan and cousin Wayne Boswell were arrested on federal fraud charges in New Orleans after attempting to sell a Los Angeles Rams playbook to the Saints for 2500. They were held on bond while FBI agents monitored the deal. The case centers on interstate telephone communications and possible theft of sports secrets.
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Karl Sweetan
Los Angeles Rams
New Orleans Saints
Sweetan
Wayne M. Boswell
Dallas
U.S
Siants
J.P. Roberts
FBI
Los Angeles
Edmonton
Boswell
Haggard
Braves Take Nightcap For Split With Bucs
Dusty Baker's two out single in the seventh drove in the deciding run as the Atlanta Braves beat Pittsburgh 3-2 to split the doubleheader. In the opener Gene Alley homered and drove in four as the Pirates won 10-2. Jim Hardin earned the nightcap win for Atlanta, his first NL complete game.
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Dusty
Baker
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Pirates
Detroit Nips Chisox 6 4 in late rally
Detroit tops the Chicago White Sox 6 to 4 after Tony Taylor delivered a tie breaking triple in the eighth and scored on Aurelio Rodriguez’s single. Kaline added a ninth inning run on a single by Luis Alvarado. Ike Brown homered for Detroit and Kaline homered to tie the game in the sixth.
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Chicago
Tony Taylor
Aurelio Rodriguez
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Baltimore
White Sox
Paul Jata
Taylor
Rodriguez
Mike Andrews
Jay Johnstone
al Kaline
Pat Kelly
Luis Alvarado
Andrews
Rich Morales
Dave Lemonds
Kelly
Ike Brown
Kaline
Ruth era summary from fragmented box score notes
Fragmentary baseball item lists players Sink Osborne Tumulty Baker Dill and Herbig with Braves and Ruth related references. Mentions Baker hitting a home run in the fourth with two aboard and other partial score hints from a game recap.
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Braves
Sink
Osborne
Baker
Dill
Herbig
Packers Set Meeting Today in Anderson
Coach Randy Davis invites any aspiring players to a 4 p.m. meeting at the Anderson police station squadroom to sign up new members and hand out playbooks. Returning players receive books and an outline of practices and the season. Those unable to attend may join practice Monday at North Side Junior High. Morning session starts 9:30 a.m. and final session ends 5:30 p.m.
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Randy Davis
Anderson Packers
Anderson
Davis
North Side Junior High School
Daleville Broncos Rally Past Monroe Central
Daleville wins 8 3 over Monroe Central after a six run burst in the sixth inning. The Broncos move to 5 3 in league play and sit second to Randolph Central, with a home date against Cowan next.
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Randolph Central
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Monroe Central
Bard
Bouge
Davies
Duckman
Millis
Griffith If
Hundrey
Clemons
Wale
Pittsford M
Donovan Peine
Pennial
E—Bogue
Craig
Sullivan
Mayday Studio Baby Photos by Dave Dailey
Black and white and color baby portraits by Mayday Studio. Dave Dailey offers professional sessions, contact 642 7095 for scheduling and pricing details.
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Dave Dailey
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