Helping Aaron's No No Bowed Kuhn Warns Pitchers
New York AP reports Commissioner Bowie Kuhn responding to Wall Street press stories warns that any suggestion pitchers might throw games or tailor pitches to aid Henry Aaron's record pursuit will lead to suspensions. Kuhn directs clubs to review with all personnel and stress that deliberate misconduct will be punished.
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Osteen Defends Runners Up To Aaron Home Run Feat
Dodger pitcher Claude Osteen downplays the hype around Hank Aaron’s 715th homer. He says a pitcher's goal is to prevent runs and treats Aaron’s record as one milestone among many. Osteen, facing Aaron in a Dodgers Braves series game, emphasizes the importance of location over the ball.
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Hearing to decide Indy 500 winnings fate postponed
Indianapolis AP A hearing to decide if this year's Indy 500 winner Gordon Johncock will receive any winnings has been continued to August 15. Bankruptcy referee Nicholas W Susana approved the continuation. Johncock, who filed for bankruptcy in February, lists debts of 369351.13 and assets of 66000. His 50 percent stake in Johncock Racing Enterprises Inc funds his racing salary and winnings are held in escrow pending case resolution.
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Noblesville Dolphins Debut and Frankfort Rotary Golf Meet
Noblesville Dolphins swim team, coached by Ronnie Watson and David Renz, debuted with a 321 285 win over Anderson Dolphins, earning 6 blue ribbons in 40 events. Tammy Wolfe set a record in the 11 12 girls breast and Crawfordsville swimmers top the list as local clubs shine in district golf and Legion tournament action. Frankfort Country Club hosted the Rotary District Golf meet with Anderson golfers placing well. Bob Blake took second in low gross with 76, Laughlin third low net at 80, and team totals reaching 307.
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David Renz
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South Bend LaPorte 8 Plymouth 3 hockey score
In a high school hockey clash at South Bend LaPorte Plymouth fell 8 to 3 as the host team pulled ahead early and maintained the lead through the third period.
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Miller Wins Open in Shocking Fashion
American na tional golf champion Johnny Miller captured the U S Open title in a stunning victory at Oakmont Pa with a 63 final round. Miller outpaced rivals Julius Boros Tom Weiskopf and others in a dramatic showdown that showcased his young lion image and future potential in pro golf.
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Associated Press Golf
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Johnny Miller
San Francisco
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Tom Weiskopf
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Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Deery Heard
Lanny Wains
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Ellis Loses To Shaver In First Round Knockout
New York AP Ernie Shaver vaulted into the heavyweight picture by flooring Jimmy Ellis with a thunderous right uppercut and knocking him out in the first round of a scheduled 12 round fight at Madison Square Garden Monday night.
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Ernie Shaver
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Miss Bourassa Captures LPGA Event After Final Round Charge
Miss Bourassa closed with a par 73 to secure a lead as Mrs Rankin trailed one stroke and Miss Haynie surged four under par. Jocelyne Bourassa, LPGA Rookie of the Year in 1972, earned over $16,000 off tour, the highest by a player in women’s golf, and was named Canadian Woman Athlete of the Year. La Canadienne, a $50,000 event, marked her first LPGA Tour victory.
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