Canada bars Taiwanese athletes before Olympics opening
In Lausanne, Canada refused entry to Taiwanese athletes hours before Montreal opens the 1.4 billion games. IOC President Killanin warned of a dangerous precedent and possible withdrawal of IOC patronage as the Soviet, British and Italian squads were at mid Atlantic en route. The move marks the first government action of its kind in Olympic history.
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Olympic Visas Row Could Change Games Forever
Canada denied entry visas to Taiwanese athletes provoking a clash with the IOC. The dispute threatens Olympic unity and could lead to a canceled 1976 event if the IOC rejects political interference. The U.S. Tennis Association quoted as bold precedent, and Mitchell Sharp cited Canada’s stance versus Olympic principles.
Borg Nastase in finals Evert wins women's title
At Wimbledon Borg defeats Tanner 6-4 9-8 6-4 to reach the final against Nastase, while Chris Evert beats Evonne Goolagong 6-3 4-6 8-6 to claim the women's singles crown. Nastase's temper flares as cameras provoke him during the day’s standout matches.
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U S quits Davis Cup over political interference
The United States Tennis Association pulls out of the Davis Cup citing continual political interference. Britain and France withdraw in sympathy. South Africa weighs joining. Mexico had earlier protested apartheid by pulling out after defeats to the U.S. in a sign of growing political influence on sport.
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Trinity sets new record at Henley Regatta
Trinity College Hartford heavyweight eight sliced six seconds from the course record to reach the quarterfinals of the Laides Plate at Henley. Trinity defeated University College and Hospital of London by three quarters of a length on the 1 mile 551 yard course under a sunlit sky.
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Eastern League doubleheader split highlights pitching duel
Berkshire and West Haven split Thursday night Eastern League action with good pitching. Berkshire won 3-2 as Sam Hinds earned the win, while West Haven took a 1-0 victory behind rookie Rick Fleshman.
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Braves Triumph Over Warriors 88 59 In Summer League
In a Summer League game last night the Braves defeated the Warriors 88 to 59. Braves standout Bill Russ scored 25 points while Scott contributed solid play as the team pulled away in the second half.
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Crusaders Top Panthers 76-72 in Health Falls tilt
In the Health Falls doubleheader the Crusaders defeated the Panthers 76-72. John Hayden poured in 32 points for the winners while Dick Lynch added 22. Ed Malady led the Panthers with 25 points and Larry Cabana scored 2.
Rams reject Simpson trade to join Rams next season
Los Angeles Rams president Carroll Rosenbloom ruled out any chance of O J Simpson joining the Rams for the coming year. He noted a June press conference stated no trade progress in 10 days, making a Simpson move unlikely. Simpson, USC alumnus and three time NFL rushing champion, had wished to play on the West Coast and finish his career with a final season.
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Baseball results recap with flags of leagues and teams
National League: Philadelphia at Montreal postponed by rain. St Louis 5, New York 13. Los Angeles 3, San Diego 5. Milw and Boston 5 11, Mets 7. New York 7, Cleveland 3. Oakland 9, Kansas City 2. Mildew: multiple pitchers used, Milner homer for NY, Kendall homer for SD.
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