US Cagers Crush Egypt to Near Olympic Semifinal
The U S men's basketball team crushed winless Egypt 93 to 31 to virtually secure a spot in the Olympic semifinal playoffs. Coach Hank Iba used all 12 players and tested a zone defense while maintaining outside shooting as Jim Brewer led with five points and rebounding. Egypt fell to 0-5 as the U S improved to 5-0, with Spain and Japan upcoming to close the round robin, where two teams advance from Class A.
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Philippines
Russia
Italy
Puerto Rico
Belov powers USSR past Puerto Rico for 5-0 mark
Aleksander Belov scored 37 points to lift the Soviet Union past Puerto Rico 100-87 in Munich, keeping Russia unbeaten in the Class B group of the Olympic basketball tournament. Puerto Rico fell to 4-1, opening a tie with Yugoslavia for second as fouls depleted their starting lineup.
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Russia
Puerto Rico
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Demont Clinches 400m Freestyle Gold at Munich
In Munich the 16 year old American Rick Demont surged from last place to win the men's 400 meter freestyle by one hundredth of a second. Valery Borzov of the Soviet Union upset American sprinting as Eddie Hart and Rey Robinson were disqualified for missing quarterfinal heats. Kathy Schmidt earned bronze in javelin as Japan and East Germany led medals across gymnastics, shooting, and swimming events.
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Fountain Valley
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Santa Clara
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Ruth Fuchs
Japan
Jaqueline Todten
Miss Schmidt
Long Beach City College
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Tom McMillen
Land
Young Demont
Brad Cooper
Demont
Cooper
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Miss Aoki
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Hungary
Rosewith Beier
Miss Gyarmati
America
Dena Deardruff
Cincinnati
Miss Rothhammer
Taylor finishes second to Borzov in 100m at Munich
U S sprint coach Stan Wright consoled a despondent Robert Taylor after Borzov won in 10.14 seconds. Taylor, who qualified late, said he gave his best start but could not catch the Russian. Robinson and Hart, disqualified for late arrival, watched from the stands as officials blamed scheduling confusion on the German organizers.
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Indiana Scrimmage Slated at Memorial Stadium Today
Indiana University prepares for a Saturday scrimmage in Memorial Stadium at 1 p.m. Coach John Pont says the team needs more intense running afterThursday's session. Sophomore Willie Jones will miss the year to rehab a knee after two operations.
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Simmie Hill Arrested On Cocaine Charge
Dallas native Simmie Hill, 25, ex Dallas Chaparrals forward now with the San Diego Conquistadors in the ABA, was arrested by federal officers on cocaine possession charges. Police say half an ounce was found at his Addison home, with alleged marijuana, amphetamines, and barbiturates. Hill was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Robert Cole with $8,000 bond. Cora Williams, 25, received $7,000 bond.
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Siegfried Resigns From North Adams College Post
North Adams State College hires stalled before start as Celtics star Siegfried resigns before first day. He sent a letter stating he will return to Ohio State University to serve as assistant basketball coach under Fred Taylor.
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North Adams State College
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Ohio State University
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Appointment of Co-Executors in Madison County estate
Legal notice states Glen nard B Cade and Naomi R Dyson appointed co executors by Judge Paul E Schrenker of the Madison Superior Court for Ophia Ethel Cade deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months from first publication. estate deemed solvent. Dated Anderson August 22 1972. Davisson Davis son and Davisson Attorneys Thomas Newman Clerk. C-1451 Sept.
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Notice of appointment and estate claims in Madison County
Notice announces the appointment of Feed Harmon as administrator of the Rosa Lee Patton Harmon estate in Madison County Indiana. It directs all persons with claims to file within six months of first publication, or be barred. Dated August 15, 1972 at Anderson, Thomas Newman Clerk, with attorney Robert W. Miller. SHERIFF'S SALE details mortgage foreclosure by Federal National Mortgage Association against Michael J McGill and Elizabeth M McGill et al. Sale set October 17, 1972 at 10:00 AM at the Madison County Court House. Property described as Lot 7 in Byrum's First Addition to Anderson, Indiana. Sheriff JOHN U. W. GUNTER. Attorneys Gregg and Clark. Publication dates August 3, August 19, August 26, September 2, 1972.
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Ind
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