NCAA Track Title Hopes Rise At Champaign
Arizona State leads with 10 qualifiers as teams chase the 56th NCAA Track and Field Championship title. Defending USC, with Clancy Edwards powering sprinters, remains in contention alongside Kansas UCLA and Auburn as finals set for today.
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Champaign. Ill
Herman Frazier
Arizona State
Frazier
Sun Devils
Southern California
Clancy Edwards
Kansas
UCLA
Auburn
Texas
Jayhawks
Cliff
Bobcats Reach Finals In NCAA Track Championships
In Champaign Illinois two Ohio University trackmen advance to finals. Roger Gilders clears 16 feet to reach the pole vault final and will compete Saturday. Bruce Greene places second in his 400 meter hurdles heat with 52.2 but misses in the 110 meter hurdles and will run again today.
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Jones
Glance
Champaign
Iil
Ohio University
Roger Gilders
Bruce Greene
Greene
European Tourney Reign Ends at French Open
Paris reports the seven year European hold on Roland Garros ends as semi finalists include US Davis Cupper Gottfried and Vilas of Argentina. Ramirez ousted Panatta to reach the other semi, while Vilas defeated Fibak to set up a likely Vilas Gottfried final on the slow clay.
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Paris
U.S
Vilas
Gottfried
Phil Dent
Australia
Raul Ramirez
Ramirez
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Vilas-Gottfried
Dent
Roland Garros Stadium
Panatta
Fibaki
Janet Newberry
la Jolla
Calif
Florenza Mihai
Romania
Regina Marsikova
Czechoslovakia
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Ms. Marsikova
Pam Teeguarden
Los Angeles
Helen Gourlay
Rayni Fox
North Miami Beach
Fla
McGinnis May Be Benched in pivotal 76ers Game Five
Philadelphia faces a turning point as star forward George McGinnis struggles in the playoff finals against Portland. Coach Gene Shue contemplates starting Steve Mix to slow Maurice Lucas, with Shue stressing to play his best and prepare for game time.
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Philadelphia
George McGinnis
McGinnis
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Portland Trail Blazers
Portland
Maurice Lucas
Sixers
Gene Shue
CBS
Steve Mix
Shue
Mix
Lucas
George
Bowling results and team scores from local league
The list shows individual scores for bowlers Hysell Jay Tom Sutton's One Stop Kenny Cone Lawson Warren Weed Snowden and Sams plus team totals for Baker Center Food Ser Hole In The Wall and The Jesters. Danny Murtaugh is noted as having first managed the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1957.
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Hysell
Jay Tom
Sutton's
One Stop
Kenny Cone
Katherine Lawson
Bill Warren
Baker Center Food Ser
Tim Weed
Carla Snowden
Rita Hysell
Doris Sams
Hole In the Wall
the Jesters
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack & Jill L Baker Center Food Ser
A&a Fencing
Cke
Ce Bbeteeteneurs
Sen Eraev Ener Eines
S&l Logging Eveer Eens
Aeenomnee
D&m Gutters Eee
Bill Adams
Kathy Lawson
Moses Norman
Rita
Reds Suffer Nightmare In 11th Inning Loss
Cincinnati built a 3-0 lead behind ace pitching but faltered late as Jack Billingham lost steam in the ninth. Houston rallied with a three run bursts in the 11th to beat the Reds 6-4. Art Howe delivered the pivotal hit for the Astros.
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Houston Astros
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Billingam
Reds
Jack
Sparky Anderson
Billingham
Jose Cruz
Ed Hermann
Astros
Art Howe
George Foster
Dave Concepcion
Dan Driessen
Watson
Cesar Geronimo
Driessen
Mets topple Expos 7 4 as Mazzilli drives in three
New York beat Montreal 7-4 with Lee Mazzilli driving in three runs on a two run homer and a sacrifice fly. The Expos drop to 18 losses in 23 games as John Stearns and Tom Warthen both factor in the scoring.
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Dale Murray
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Watson
Billingham
Eastwick
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lee Mazzilli
New York
Montreal
Expos
Mazzilli
Mets
Joe
Torre
John Stearns
Dan Warthen
Weaver errors cost Orioles in 7 4 loss to White Sox
Orioles manager Earl Weaver apologized after another strategic misstep as Chicago White Sox built a 7-0 lead with a bases clearing double by Jim Essian. The loss followed a earlier tactical blunder against Minnesota while New York, Detroit, Texas and Oakland won their games.
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Earl Weaver
Weaver
Baltimore
Minnesota
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Tony Chavez
Jim Essian
White Sox
Scott McGregor
McGregor
Essian
Ae Garr
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
California
New York
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Toronto
Oakland
Cleveland
Seattle
Milwaukee
Texas
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Houston
Atlantic
McGlothen
Knepper
Atlanta
Messersmith
Leon
West Minnesota
California Su
Kravec
Torrez
Lee
Goltz
Grimsley
Bird
Augustine
Marhall
Eckersley
R. Jones
Jefferson
Langford
Error Rangers and Red Sox rally with late two-run double
In eighth inning Willie Horton doubled after Rick Burleson muffed a foul fly allowing two runs. Horton’s hit followed Burleson’s earlier miscue as Ferguson Jenkins struck out prior. Earlier, Rick Burleson and Juan Beniquez reached with Beniquez single and Dave May walk. Oakland beat Seattle 1-0 as Mike Norris allowed four hits.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A
Seattle Mariners
Yankees
Twins
Lou Piniella
Ed Figueroa
New York
Minnesota
Tigers
Indians
Dave Rozema
Steve F
Seattle
Jim Tyrone
A's
Norris
Dick Pole
Mariners
Black Athletes Hall of Fame to Enshrine Eight Notables
Wilt Chamberlain and O J Simpson lead eight inductees announced by Charles Mays in New York. The June 16 gala at a top hotel features Bill Cosby as honorary chairman with Alan King Natalie Cole Chuck Mangione Howard Cosell and the Jackson Five on the bill.
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Will Grimsley
Wilt Chamberlain
O.J. Simpson
New York
Philadelphia International Orchestra
Bill Cosby
Las Vegas
Alan King
Natalie Cole
Chuck Mangione
Howard Cosell
Jackson Five
Charles Mays
Jersey City
Jackie Robinson
Chamberlain
Lane
Wendell Scott
Larry Doby
Ike Williams
Neil Jackson
Ed Tampee
Mays
Mexico City
John Carlos
Tommie Smith
America
Local Grade School Gym Show Planned by Ohio University Students
An Athens schools gymnastics show for grades 1 to 4 is set for Saturday 10 a.m. to noon in Grover Center Room 235. Organized as a project by three Ohio University students, the event is open to the public with no admission charge.
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Athens
Grover Center
Ohio University
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