Whaley Named Athens High School Basketball Coach
Whaley, former Albany and Alexander coach, was chosen Monday night by the Athens board of education as head basketball coach and high school physical education teacher. The decision faces possible action by the Athens Education Association which questions board procedures and the lack of a teacher's certificate.
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Tom Metters
Bill Whaley
Albany
Alexander
Athens
Athens Education Association
Whaley
Board of Education
Fred Gibson
Supt
Sam Henderson
Gibson
Henderson
Charles McAfee
Marion Fugate
Mr. Whaley
Eugene Brundige
AEA
John Davis
Brundige
Association
Light
Forgotten Man Just Misses No-Hit Fame
Wayne Garland, moved to the starting rotation, pitched a near no hitter as the Orioles defeated the Red Sox 2-0. Garland lost the no hitter with two outs in the eighth after a two-hit game. Bert Blyleven and Ed Figueroa also delivered strong outings for Rangers and Yankees respectively in a night of bright AL pitching.
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Associated Press
Wayne Garland
Garland
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A's
Bert Blyleven
Texas Rangers
Oakland A’s
Ed Figueroa
Moses Shatters American 400mH Record at Trials
Edwin Moses, 20, Shattered the American mark in the 400 meter intermediate hurdles with 48.30 at the U S Olympic Trials in Eugene. Brenda Morehead ran 11.08 in the 100 meters, near the world record, while Rick Wohlhuter earned another Olympic trip with 1 44 78 in the 800. Major veterans Wilkins Powell and Silvester also qualified in field events and sprints.
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Eugene
Ore
U.S
Edwin Moses
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Brenda Morehead
Rick Wohlhuter
Moses
Steve Williams
Dan Ripley
Terry Albritton
Morehead
Tennessee State
West Germany
Ingrid Helten
Wimbledon opens with seeds advancing under sunny skies
Wimbledon’s opening day drew 24 500 fans as top seeds Ashe Connors Nastase Borg Panatta Vilas Tanner Ramirez Okker Newcombe Roche Fillol Gottfried all won their first round matches. Stan Smith did not play as his match was postponed to today.
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Wimbledon
England
All-England
London
Arthur Ashe
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Andriano Panatta
Italy
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Tom Okker
Netherlands
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Australia
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Stan Smith
Sea Pines
C. C
Patricio Cornejo
Two Golfers Edge Par In Mid-America Junior Open Qualifying
Mansfield Ohio AP two players from a 199 field matched par in the second qualify round at Possum Run for the 18th Mid America Junior Open. Ned Weaver Orrville and Jeff Goettman Springfield shot 70s on the 6309 yard course.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Possum Run
Ned Weaver
Orrville
Jeff Goettman
Springfield
Weaver
Goettman
Bob Stanger
Cleveland
Tom Atchison
Stow
Bill Smith
Zanesville
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Details
The national league standings show Philadelphia leading with 44 wins and 18 losses, Pittsburgh 35 26, New York 33 36, St. Louis 2 36, Chicago 2 36, and Montreal 2 37. Results include Philadelphia 8 Montreal 3, Atlanta 11 Houston 0, Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 7, St. Louis 7 New York 2, San Diego 6 San Francisco 3.
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Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Reuss
Bonham
Richard
Morton
Kirby
Lonborg
Sutton
Chicinnati
Norman
Swan
Denny
D'Acquisto
Freisleben
Nia
Souvenir Night in Cincinnati and Braves Rally at Atlanta
In Cincinnati Ken Griffey and George Foster hit home runs to back Pat Zachry in a 3-1 Reds win over Los Angeles. Atlanta’s Rowland Office extended his hitting streak to 26 games as the Braves topped Houston 11-9 with Jimmy Wynn’s seventh inning homer. The Dodgers lead in the NL West is down to four games. Cincinnati drew large home crowds, while Atlanta drew its usual sellout turnout.
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New York
Yankees
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Ken Griffey
George Foster
Doug Ray
Los Angeles
Reds
Dodgers
Rowland Office
Jimmy Wynn
Braves
Houston
Foster
Griffey
Pat Zachry
Astros
Office
Wynn
Phils
Expos
Philadelphia
Tom Underwood
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Jacksonville
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Utah State Track Club
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Jay Silvester
Wilkins
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Silvester
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Jane Frederick
Ashe
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Farmingham
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