Burton Leads U S in Four World Marks at University Games
UCLA standout Parton set two swim records as the American team dominated the opening day in Tokyo. Burton broke his own 1 50 meter mark and led a relay quartet to a 3 57 2 400 meter medley time. The U S also swept track events with several medals, while Goussou Kane upset a sprinter in the 100 meter dash.
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Championship Tournament Set at Anderson Country Club
ST. LOUIS UPI reports the ACC Men's Club prepares for a championship tournament Wednesday night September 6 at the ACC course. Tray: pr mul Tones pairing will be arranged next week as the local event unfolds. Orlando drove in two runs with his 23rd homer and a sacrifice fly as the Cardinals beat the Astros 5-1 to stay one game ahead in the NL race.
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Reese's Homer Lifts Twins To 10 9 Victory
Reese's two run homer with one out in the ninth powered the Minnesota Twins to a 10 9 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Cesar Tovar' s hustle on a high throw kept the inning alive as Jerry Zimmerman watched Reese belt his seventh homer, a 410 foot drive to right field off Moe Drabowsky. The Orioles led 8 7 entering the ninth after Curt Blefary's two run shot but Rod Carew Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva sparked a late rally to secure the comeback.
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Browns clock sub seven at raceway and Brady okayed to Reno
Fragmented copy describes a 7 second mark at a raceway and Cleveland Indians assigning Brady to Reno Nevada. It mentions Viclette Ind and Purdue University with unclear details about a national class meet and top fuel drags. The garbled text references baseball and quarter mile times.
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Ford to be Yankees first base coach next season
New York AP reports veteran pitcher Then 38 year old Willm Ford will serve as first base coach for the New York Yankees next season. Ford retired as a pitcher earlier this season after a 16 year run with the Yankees due to arm trouble.
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Tigers Announce Major Roster Additions And Injuries
Detroit announced a major roster reshuffle with the Tigers acquiring outfielder from Philadelphia and adding five players including a left-hander, while Jean suffering tendonitis keeps him sidelined. Pitcher Brown returns from injury and young Kingston matches spring training recall as the club prepares for Friday night’s game with Minnesota.
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Sikes Withdraws From Carling Open
Dan Sikes the runner up in the Westchester Classic withdrew from the Carling Open in Woodbridge Ontario. His spot will be filled by Wiechers of Atherton California. The tournament starts Friday and Tiger General Manager Jim Campbell says Bon Werl, sidelined since August 13, will rejoin the Tigers in Minnesota. Demeter, 22, moved from Boston to Cleveland in a prior trade.
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Weight and Trim Boost in IU Tryouts and Car Field Clippings
In a garbled report from Bakersfield area, athletes and drivers set top speeds and observed weight changes. James Warren posted a rapid sprint while Donald Adams survived a rough airborne moment. The piece notes dramatic car and weight shifts during a gusty Monday finals.
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Nominee Hurtubise Highlights Hoosiers News
Hoosier sports brief notes Jim Hurtubise of North Tonawanda a veteran racer who survived a 1964 Milwaukee crash is mentioned alongside Indiana University squad updates. The piece references daily routines and upcoming activities as part of a team update, with a focus on player Robinsons and infield plays contributing to a 66 run seventh inning.
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Cokes to defend WBA welter title against Shipes in Oakland
Welterweight king Curlis Cokes was signed to defend his World Boxing Association championship versus No 1 challenger Charles Shipes on October 2 at Oakland Arena. Emile Brunesu of New Orleans WBA vice president approved the bout during a telephonic talk with Cokes manager J Joglas A. Lord of Dallas. Moments later California Athletic Commission member William K. Houston said the commission also approved the fight contract after a poll by telephone.
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