Politics Bears Its Ugly Head In Question Of Red China Olympic Entry
At the IOC congress in Varna Bulgaria the debate over admitting Communist China to the Olympic Games heated as officials argued over Taiwan's seat and the meaning of amateurism. Taiwan's representative condemned politics in sport while others urged aligning federation rules with Olympic spirit.
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Nicklaus Eyes Money Lead At Kings Island Open
Nicklaus could seize the money lead at the Kings Island Open in Ohio, with $1250 prize events and a 6,915 yard par 71 course. He contrasts pay with tour schedule, says he won’t chase the money by extra events, and highlights rivals Weiskopf Trevino.
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Tears and Black Flower Mark Padres Farewell in San Diego
In a somber scene at San Diego Stadium, tears and a symbolic black flower captured the Padres’ mood as the team faced an uncertain future after five years in the city. President Buzzie Bavasi called it a sad fight as he entered the stadium for what appeared to be the final game there amid talks of a sale and possible relocation to another city.
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St Pierre Quits At IU For Baseball Focus
Indiana University fullback Ken St Pierre has quit the football team to concentrate on baseball. St Pierre, a top ground gainer and Hoosiers catcher for two seasons, will be replaced by freshman Courtney Snyder as IU prepares for a game against No 20 West Virginia.
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Reds Acquire Sox Kealey In August Trade
Cincinnati Reds obtained right handed pitcher Steve Kealey from the Chicago White Sox, completing an August deal that sent pitcher Jim MetGlothiin to the American League. Kealey, 24, was Chicago’s top pitcher in 1971–72, appeared in 94 games, and was assigned to Reds' Class AAA Indianapolis. He also saw major league time with the California Angels and spent 1968 to 1970 between Chicago and their Iowa farm club. His major league record stands at 3-8 with a high earned run average in 139 games.
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Selmon Returns to Practice for Oklahoma Sooners
Oklahoma tackle Le Roy Selmon, sidelined by pericarditis, passed a treadmill test and was cleared to return to contact. Coach Barry Switzer plans to ease him back for Saturday’s game against Miami Florida while starting Mike Struck at tackle.
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