Munich Games Darkened by Arab Terrorist Raid and U S Swimmers
The IOC met in emergency session as 13 Israelis were held by Arab terrorists in Olympic Village. Two hostages were killed after the pre-dawn raid. Amid the crisis, U S swimmers led by Mark Spitz captured seven golds and set world records, including a relay record. Rick DeMont was disqualified for an asthma medication, affecting the 1500 meters.
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Wacky AL East pennant scramble keeps close
The AL East teams split results keeping a half game among Baltimore New York and Boston with Detroit and Cleveland close behind. Orioles beat Yankees 4-3 then lost 5-2 while Detroit edged Cleveland 2-1 and Boston won 2-0 then fell 6-2 to Milwaukee.
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Spitz Says He's Older and Still Collecting Gold
Mark Spitz, 22, tells reporters Munich press briefings he is older and has seven gold medals after setting world records in multiple events. He speaks after the Olympic village attack and is escorted by German soldiers to safety. He notes public image, praises Bobby Fischer, but declines further comment on his legacy.
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Vikings Top Oilers In Slippery Preseason Clash
The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Houston Oilers 26-14 as Minnesota built a 16-10 lead after three quarters and Frank Tarkenton helped seal the win with a 93 yard drive. Houston struggled with footing after a pregame rain and shoe issues.
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Baseball results from The Majors Monday
The Majors Monday results list Brooklyn? None. Boston tied Milwaukee 2 2 0 6 Minnesota 2 4 Chicago 1 0 Oakland 10 1 California 5 2 Baltimore 4 2 New York 3 5 Kansas 4 Texas 3 Detroit 2 Cleveland 1.
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Team Canada Beats Russia to Even Series at Maple Leaf Gardens
Team Canada avenged a 7-3 defeat with a 4-1 victory over Russia at Maple Leaf Gardens. Coach Harry Sinden praised learning from Saturday’s loss as Esposito, Cournyer, and the Mahovlich brothers scored. Yakushev spoiled Tony Esposito’s shutout in the third period.
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Oliver's two three run homers spark Pirates to doubleheader sweep
Ken Rappoport notes a rested yet tired Al Oliver homered twice in the opener and Bruce Kison tossed a five-hitter in the second as Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader 10-0 and 5-1. Willie Stargell drove in runs to extend the Pirates' NL East lead, while the Cubs and Reds posted mixed results.
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All America backfield of 1947 echoes past gridiron legends
A nostalgic look at the 1947 All America backfield features quarterback Charlie Conerly of Mississippi and Johnny Lujack of Notre Dame, with running backs Doak Walker of SMU Ray Evans of Kansas and Bob Chappins of Michigan. The piece notes football players’ average salaries in 1940s context compared with other major leagues.
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Bob Devaney Brushes Off Early AP Poll
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney dismissed the AP preseason poll placing the Cornhuskers No. 1, saying polls count only after the season ends and reacting to calls from reporters at his home in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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