Nadia Comaneci adds two golds with perfect scores
At Montreal Nadia Comaneci completed her schedule with two more perfect 10s on the uneven bars and balance beam, giving her three golds for the games and seven perfect scores overall. East German Komelia Ender set world records in the 100-meter butterfly and 200-meter freestyle as the U S swimmers won nine straight events.
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Nadia
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Romelia
Salina
Kan
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Mrs. Leehmann
America
Germany
Ender
Shirley Babashoff
Babashoff
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Brian Goodell
Tim Shaw
Goodell
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John Hencken
Matt Vogel
Jim Montgomery
Naber
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Phil Boggs
Jennifer Chandler
Russia
Nelli Kim
Kim
Olga Korbut
Moscow
Princess Anne competes in Olympic dressage at Bromont
In Bromont Quebec during the Olympic equestrian events, Princess Anne rides Goodwill in the dressage phase of the Three Day Event. Her mount shows eagerness and faults, posting a final average of 71 as judges tally scores while spectators soak in scenery and royal presence.
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Mark
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Otto Ammermann
New York Yankees
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Regal Reign
Australia
Mervyn Bennett
Goodwill
Olympic Village
Recreation tennis tourney pairings at Willow Park
The Recreation Department opens tennis tournament at Willow Park with 5 p.m. matches featuring McDougal L Heureux Falanre Estes Schultz Dimeck and Wetmore Schneider. 6 30 p.m. lineup includes Schneider Finnegan Hoisington Mosley Degreniay Peria Olsen Degrenier.
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Steve L’heureux
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Steve Schultz
Robert Dimeck
Dale Wetmore
Howard Schneider
Martin Schneider
Dennis Finnegan
Ernie Hoisington
Mike Mosley
Steve Degreniay
Daniel Peria
Terry Olsen
Pat de
WHA approves tough rules to curb on ice violence
The World Hockey Association outlines a hard line of penalties for on ice violence. Automatic fines up to 2000 dollars, suspensions up to a year, and club fines up to 2500 dollars target players who injure opponents or fight. Bench penalties fines for coaches who permit bench clearing. Trustees will review in Toronto on August 4.
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Cormera
WHA
World Hockey Payers Association
Burns Leads Canadian Open as Palmer Seeks Victory
Arnold Palmer eyes his first win since 1973 as Geoge Burns holds a one stroke edge over Palmer and Jerry Heard after an opening round at Windsor Ontario. Jack Nicklaus sits one behind, with others like Johnny Miller and Jerry Pate in pursuit. Trevino withdraws with a back issue.
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Ike
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