U S Swimmers Dominate With Medal Haul In Olympics
United States swimmers won six more medals in Mexico City led by Doug Russell in the 100 meter butterfly with a 54.0 clocking. Team mates Spitz and Wales finished close behind. Australia took a bronze in the event as McClements, Shields, and Daniel posted strong times. The U S 4x100 meter freestyle relay claimed gold, with Schallan anchoring Yale to a 7 52 3 victory. The Soviet Union placed third.
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Pro swimmers sweep into finals amid medal haul
Three Americans, Hickox of Phoenix Larry Barbiere of Medford Lakes and Mills of Fort Worth earned 100 meter backstroke final spots. Debbie Meyer of Sacramento Jacienne of Oakland and Jane Darkman of Wayne qualified for the women's 200 meter freestyle. the United States led swimming medals with 23 golds 19 silvers and 19 bronzes and 25 more total than the Russians. Meyer won the 400 meter freestyle heat while Henne posted a fast 2 13.4 in the 210 event.
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Smith Carlos Refuse To Talk With Reporters In 1A
Los Angeles AP reports Tommie Smith and John Carlos arrived in the United States and refused to answer reporters about the Olympic Games after being expelled from the U S team for a glove demonstration. Yale junior Long and Job, a high school senior, won 200 breaststroke heats with 2 33 and 2 31 5 respectively though Vladimir Kosinsky of Russia swam 2 31 1, a world record pace.
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iMH Fresh Tops Noblesville In Local Showdown
The iMH Fresh team defeated Noblesville at Madison Heights in a final game marked by Smith’s decisive 200 victory and a strong defensive stand. Carlos and Dwight Watgoo's circle of teammates supported Smith as he wore a black glove for the momentous first-half TD drives.
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Wake Forest Football Sees Streak Stretch Despite Efforts
Wake Forest coach Sill Tate laments a six game drought despite a strong effort. The Deacons have been outscored only 11 points in five games and seek a first victory as they prepare for North Carolina. Tate notes the team’s zeal and faultless effort but says one win is needed to spark the season.
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Third String QB Brent Keesling Stars In Locals Loss
Brent Keesling of Anderson came off the bench in the second period as third-string quarterback to spark a 27-13 win for Bloomington over Cathedral, while Bloomington's Dan Grossman led the Panthers with standout efficiency and a 787-season point total as top AP prep polls show Bloomington remains atop with a 7-0 mark and six shutouts.
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Lau Returns to Baltimore as Orioles Coach
Charlie Lau, a former catcher with Baltimore in two stints, was hired by the Orioles as a coach. The announcement came Monday from the American League club.
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Cleveland Surprises Baltimore and Unitas in Warmup Loss
The Cleveland Browns upset the Baltimore Colts and Johnny Unitas, snapping a string of strong starts for the Colts and altering the NFL prep landscape. The Rams, after beating Atlanta, head to Baltimore, while Dallas and Green Bay also posted key results as the season tightens. Green Bay tied Detroit 14 all, keeping pace in the Central Division race and maintaining slim title hopes.
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Colts Fall Back in Standings After Belfimore Loss
The Rams beat the Colts in a tight game leaving Baltimore a game behind the leaders as Don Shula benched Johnny Unitas for Earl Morrall. Unitas threw three picks as Brown touchdowns surged in the second half. Other NFL results included Chicago over Philadelphia 29 16 and St Louis 41 14 over Washington.
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Los Angeles Open golf to be run by APG sponsors
Los Angeles APG sponsors will run the $100,000 Los Angeles Open in January under an APG contract after the chamber of commerce failed to reconcile with the PGA. Jim Gilleran said the board endorsed backing the APG and Gardner Dickinson assured most top money winners would play. More than 30 major sponsors reportedly signed with the APG, formed by tour pros in a split with the PGA.
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Australia bans open tennis meets in coming season
The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia announced a Monday night ban on staging any open tennis tournaments in Australia for the upcoming season.
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Soviet Coach Blames Altitude and Track for Poor Olympic Showing
Russia's veteran track and field coach Gabriel Korobov blames altitude, synthetic all weather tracks, and callow youth for a disappointing hammer and sickle performance at the Olympics. He notes the American team dominates on familiar surfaces and pledges improvement for Munich in 1972 with a younger squad and rebuilt program.
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DePauw QB Burned Feet After Flash Fire
Ronald AleBride starting quarterback at DePauw University may miss the rest of the season after burns from a flash fire Sunday night. He and teammates sparked a blaze in a fireplace when gasoline was poured on kindling. The fire spread to the gas can causing burns to AleBride’s ankles and legs. He was taken to the university infirmary and may be unable to play again this season.
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