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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

6

Controversy Over Olympic Selections and Steve Williams

The Olympic Games spark debate over US track team selection with sprinter Steve Williams missing the roster due to a hamstring injury. Writers propose hardship clauses or a mixed system of trials and long term performance, arguing for fairness and earlier peaking strategies to avoid last minute exclusions.

Canada Taiwan United States Steve Williams Williams Argus U.S Rich Gohlee Track and Field Federation

Zugarelli Upsets Barazzutti In Baastad Final

Unseeded Antonio Zugarelli defeated top seed Corrado Barazzutti 46 75 in the Baastad Tennis Grand Prix final. Zugarelli earned $12,000. Barazzutti struggled with temper as he fell short in the $100,000 event in Stockholm.

Stockholm UPI Antonio Zugarelli Corrado Barazzutti Zugarelli Barazzutti

Fremont doubles over Livermore in Connie Mack twin bill

Fremont tops Livermore 65 in game one and 74 in game two at Irvington High. Jim Howard went 3 for 5 with two RBIs in the opener, Duane Heaton added a 2 for 4 day and the winning hit in the sixth. In game two Pat Ornella delivered a bunt for the winning run after Ron Miles and Kevin Brown had highlighted the earlier action.

Fremont Livermore Connie Mack Irvington High Jim Howard RBI Duane Heaton Garra Pat Ornella Ron Miles Kevin Brown

Earthquakes blank Bond in six to one NASL triumph

San Jose Earthquakes overwhelmed St. Louis Stars 6 1 at Spartan Stadium as Ilija Mitic and Paul Child led a second half scoring burst. Len Bond faced heavy pressure while San Jose matched and set records, breaking the game open after a tight first half.

Ban Jose James Bond St. Louis Stars Len “James” Bond Spartan Stadium U.L San Jose Mike Hewitt Carl Himophreus Tok al Trost Hewitt St. Louis Stars Earthquakes Los Angeles Quakes Ilija Mitic Miro Pavlovic NASL Mitic Paul Child Child Davie Kemp Mark Liverie Bond Liveric Antonio Simons Mitie Boral Liverie Milic Johny Moore

Tulane running back dies in Tangipiploa River accident

INDEPENDENCE La UPI Tulane University football player Wiphage Caillouette died in a late Sunday accident on the Tangipiploa River. The 19-year-old was listed 86 4 10 stone and would have been in his senior year this season.

Independence

Krumm bids for Taiwan at Montreal Games talks

U S Olympic Committee president Philip C Krumm says there remains an outside chance the Republic of China team could compete in Montreal. He plans talks with Taiwan officials to seek a late compromise while IOC votes on Taiwan's exclusion loom. He criticizes Canada's stance as undermining Olympic principles and urges repeal before IOC Congress decision.

Gary Rubin Steve Williams Montreal Philip C. Krumm U.S Taiwan Republic of China Kram Keumm Tripartite Commission Krumm Douglas F Rody Ypsilanti Mich Julian K. Roosevelt Oyster Bay N.Y Canada

Simons Sets Ski World Speed Mark in Italy

Tom Simons of Aspen Colorado set a world speed record on skis at Cervinia Italy clocking 1208 miles per hour on the final day of the Kilometer Dash. Steve McKinney finished second at 1196 mph and Austria's Pereruter was third at 1193 mph.

Cervinia Italy UPI Tom Simons Aspen Colo Steve McKinney Austria Pereruter

Soviet athlete Baryshnikov sets shot put world record

Aleksandr Baryshnikov of the Soviet Union broke the world record in the shot put with a throw of 72 feet 84 inches during the Soviet-French track meet in Colombes a suburb of Paris. He surpassed Terry Albritton who had set 72 feet 84 inches in Hawaii on February 2. George Woods held the indoor mark at 72 feet 34 inches set in Los Angeles in 1974.

Paris Aleksandr Baryshnikov Soviet Union Baryshnikov Parisian Colombes Terry Albritton United States Hawaii George Woods U.S Los Angeles

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