U S swimmers chase two Olympic golds in Munich events
The United States leads the Munich Games with a silver in small bore rifle and multiple swimming records. Mark Spitz and teammates set new Olympic standards in the 200 and 100 meter events as U S athletes pace toward more medals across diving and track events.
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America
Li-Ho-jun
North Korea
Vic Auero
North Hollywood
Calif
Nicolae Rotaru
Romania
Mark Spitz
Carmichael
Australia
Kevin Berry
U.S
Gary Hall
Garden Grove
Robin Backhaus
Redlands
East Germany
Roland Matthes
Mike Stamm
San Diego
Mitch Ivey
San Jose
Matthes
Bob Seagren
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Seagren
Spitz
California
Micki King
Air Force
Pontiac
Mich
Ulrika Knape
Agneta Henriksson
Lynn Vidali
San Francisco
Cathy Rigby
Soviet Union
Ragnar Skanaker
Poland
Zygmunt Smalerz
IAAF
George Moore
Gophers Open 1972 Practice Under New Coach Cal Stoll
Minnesota begins 1972 football training with Cal Stoll at the helm. The squad, about 110 players strong, includes 30 lettermen and nearly 40 freshmen. Three days of conditioning without equipment precede heavier contact ahead of the Sept. 16 opener at Indiana. Stoll aims for a rugged, focused start and unveils gold game uniforms and white shoes.
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Stoll
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Vikings face 49-man cutoff after final preseason game
Minnesota coach Bud Grant must trim the roster to 49 by 4 p.m. Tuesday as the Vikings prepare for the Oilers and season opener with Washington. The club beat the Browns 20 17 in Cleveland, with Tarkenton and Jones scoring and Cox kicking two early field goals.
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Washington
Clint Jones
Fran Tarkenton
Viking
Fred Cox
Cleveland
Municipal
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Tarkenton
Minnesota
Don Cockcroft
Vikings
Jones
Bob Lurtsema
Alan Page
Carl Eller
Ed Sharockman
Browns
Mike Phipps
Fair
Leroy Kelly Tarkenton
Grant
Cass Lake Redlake Win Region 13 to Reach State Tourney
Cass Lake and Redlake advanced to the State baseball tournament after back-to-back wins over Pengilly in Region 13 playoffs. Redlake to play Wednesday in Wadena. Cass Lake faces Deer Creek or Fergus Falls at 8 30. Unsponsored Cass Lake seeks bats and donations for the trip. donations can be left with Scott Gibson in Cass Lake.
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Redlake
Pengilly
Wadena
Deer Creek
Fergus Falls
Scott Gibson
Deep Rock
Cliff Morlan's Sports Review Misses Today
Pioneer columnist Cliff Morlan cannot return to Bemidji after extra inning Twins games and will miss today's column. He informs locals of Bemidji High School Lumberjacks football scrimmage versus Park Rapids at 5 15 this afternoon on the practice field.
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Cliff Morlan
Bemidji
Bemidji High School Lumberjacks
Park Rapids
Cliff
Sports Review
Winger Driver Wins Bemidji Speedway Feature in V-8 Stock Race
Ron Sonstille of Winger surged from first in the first heat to win the V-8 super stock feature at Bemidji Speedway Sunday night. Finishing behind him were Larry Long Int'l Falls Larry Sorenson Gonvick Larry Loveday Emo Ont and Paul Scholler Int falls. In 6 cylinder hobby stock Bob Knight Grand Rapids won with Bill Matzdorf and Dick Jacobson nearby.
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Ron Sonstille
Winger
Bemidji Speedway
Sonstille
Larry Long
Int’l Falls
Larry Sorenson
Gonvick
Larry Loveday
Emo. Ont
Paul Scholler
Larry Kennedy
Liynn Lucken
Jerry Leno
Clearbrook
Fran Zaren
Int'l Falls
Zaren
Butch Marin
Int’l
Emo
Ont
Scholler
Lucken
Kennedy
Sorenson
Long
Leno
Jim An
Bob Knight
Grand Rapids
Bill Matzdorf
Dick Jacobson
Tenstrike
Ted Skatrud
Bemidji
Mike Ramsey
Ernie Richardson
Walker
Mel Hayes
Ron Paulbicke
Cass Lake
Carl Adams
Teastrike
Ramsey
Skatrud
Matzdorf
Greg Olson
Deer River
John Broking
Knight
Harold Kolkin
Jacobson
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
MLB standings and results span Saturday to Monday with key matchups. Notable performances include Atlanta over New York 7-6 and St Louis over San Diego 9-3. AL East leaders Detroit and Baltimore push presence amid mixed results, with several doubleheaders and weather postponements.
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