U.S. threatens Olympic walkout over Taiwan entry
The United States warns it may boycott the 1976 Montreal Games if Canada blocks Taiwanese athletes from competing as representatives of the Republic of China. UPI reports U.S. Olympic Committee telegrams urging Canada to reverse the decision and keep the Games free from politics.
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Ali in Santa Monica Hospital With Leg Injury
heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali remains at St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica after severe muscle damage in his left leg and anemia. Doctors report he is in good condition despite the injury and possible blood clot, with tests ongoing and a uncertain release date.
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Exhibition bout between Inoki and Ali ends in draw
Saratoga showcased a round exhibition between Japanese wrestler Antonio Inoki and Muhammad Ali that ended without a winner. Ali was hospitalized Friday, Marshall noting Ali suffered a severe leg hammering and walked in with a pronounced limp as he paused a film production interview.
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IOC Faces Crackdown Over Entries At Montreal Games
The IOC brands Pownal entries unacceptable and in breach of fundamental Olympic principles guaranteeing free entry for members in good standing. Canada severed Taiwan ties in 1970, aligning with PRC, prompting a confrontational stance as Taiwan plans to send two athletes to Montreal. Shen Chia-Min calls the action unprecedented while Tokyo laments the decision as unbelievable. IOC figures warn of a serious, future impact on Games governance as Killanin heads to Montreal to gauge member sentiment.
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Evert Wins Wimbledon Thriller to Claimb Second Crown
Chris Evert defeated Evonne Goolagong 6 4 8 6 in a three set final on Centre Court lasting 2 hours 5 minutes to capture her second Wimbledon title. The 21 year old converted big points, received 17 700 dollars prize money, and left questions about defending her title without parity in prize money. Goolagong at 24 endured sixth Wimbledon final losses as Evert proved the smarter finisher in a tense battle of minds.
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Generals Face Hudson Falls In Northway League Action
Bennington Generals meet Hudson Falls today at Spinelli Field at 1 p.m. before a road game in Amsterdam tomorrow, part of a four game weekend. The club sits 7-3 with Parmenter pacing offense at .354 on 17 hits with two homers and 10 RBIs.
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Delmoino wins Mister Dirt race at Lebanon Valley
Eddie Delmoino of Great Barrington Mass wins the 101 lap open Mister Dirt at Lebanon Valley Tuesday night. Hulbert and Coon follow him home as heats go to Hulbert second heat winner and Doyle third heat winner. Race features close battling and several lead changes with Alberti ending on lap 74.
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Bennington Youth Soccer Practice Schedule Updated
The high school division will practice Monday at 6 p.m. at Willow Park field. If it rains players meet at the Recreation Center for practice.
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