The roping lawman and the Calf Roping Sheriff
A New York Times dispatch profiles Bob Wiley, Tulare County sheriff, famed roper and juvenile delinquency fighter. From a Woodlake rodeo in 10 degree weather to his office in Visalia, Wiley’s career blends law enforcement, rodeo speed, and a close kinship with Rafer Johnson and Dean Oliver.
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Red Smith
New York Times
New York
Woodlake
Calli
Bob Wiley
Wiley
Tulare County
San Joaquin Valley
Rafer Johnson
Rocco Hand
Dean Oliver
Rafe Johnson
Kingsbury High
Bol
Kingsburg
Highway 99
Fresno
Hillsboro
Tex
James
Rafer
Bob
University of California At
Los Angeles
Olver
Oliver
Hig
California
Board of Supervisors
Matt Dillon
Visalia
Robert F. Kennedy
Continental Celephone Corp
Graspmar
Dean
Brundage, 84, quits Olympics
Avery Brundage, longtime IOC president, resigns effective after the Munich Games, saying he is ready to step down at age 84. He notes proposals on amateurism and money for athletes will be addressed after his departure and expresses hope Mainland China may join the IOC if it accepts Olympic rules.
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Lausanng
Switzerland
UPI
Avery Brundage
Olympica
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
Munich
IOC
Olympic Federaions
China
UConn Wins District One Title. Faces Texas in CWS Opener
UConn, winner of the District One NCAA baseball championship, will meet Texas June 9 in the College World Series in Omaha. Connecticut beat Harvard 11 2 to capture the district title as Harvard fell to 30 9 for the season. Harvard had earlier defeated Northeastern 186 in a semifinal completion halted by darkness.
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Harvard
Northeastern University
Connecticut
Bulldogs Split Season End Doubleheader In Weekend Split
Burr and Burton split a Saturday twinbill with Cambridge to close the season. Kilburn pitched well but unearned runs in game one cost a possible sweep as Cambridge won 5-3. Mike Merrow hurled a two hit shutout in game two, beating Cambridge 1-0 to finish with 5 wins and 8 losses. Steve Luke starred for Cambridge with a 3-for-4 day and solid defense. The Bulldogs end the year hopeful for next season despite missing the tournament.
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Manchester
Remson
Burr
Burton Bulldogs
Cambridge
BBS
Gigi Allard
Kilburn
Bulldogs
Steve Luke
Ted Ripley
Bennington Legion
Indians
McLenahan
Bulldog
Fulford
Burt
Burton
Mike Kierra
Tommy Pelton
Rich Peart
Walt Ralph
Gary Baker
RBI
Pete Cone
Luke Brothers
Steve
Doug
Durrin
Pearl
Lake
Pelton
MacLentthan
Mike Merrow
Merrow
Allard
Secord
Ouield
Agaire
Canbridge Merrow
Mike
Ex-Red Sox hurler Conigliaro fuels Brewers rout of Red Sox
Ex-Red Sox star Hilly Conigliaro belted two homers and a triple driving in four as Milwaukee beat Boston 11 to 3. George Scott also slugged a homer and two extra base hits for four RBIs. Boston heads to Baltimore for a three game set with Ray Culp facing Mike Cuellar.
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Allan R. Bruce
UPI
Boston
Hilly Conigliaro
George Scott
Boston Red Sox
Conigiaro
Scott
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Sox
Baltimore
Ray Culp
Mike Cuellar
Yankees option Rich McKinney to Syracuse on recall
New York Yankees optioned Rich McKinney to the Syracuse farm club of the International League on a 24 hour recall basis. Allan Claster was recalled from the same organization to join the Yankees.
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NEW York
UPI
Rich McKinney
New York Yankees
Stan Bahnsen
Syracuse
Yankees
Allan Claster
Tex
Brewers beat Red Sox in Sox traded stars big comeback
Conigliaro and Scott led Milwaukee as they rallied past Boston 9 4 after both had moved from the Red Sox in last fall’s 10 player deal. Conigliaro homered twice and Scott added a two run shot as Milwaukee erased an early Boston lead and rolled to victory.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
California
Brewers
Conigitaro
Scott
Red Sox
Tye
Conigliaro
Milwaukee
Marty Pattin
Dave May
John Briggs
Brigg
Bob Burda
Doug Griffin
Pattin
Reggie Smith
Coniglare
Bob Bolin
Palmer wins Titleholders in LPGA by 10 strokes
Sandra Palmer routs the field at Pine Needles with a 283 total, beating Mickey Wright and Judy Rankin by 10. Misa Palmer leads after each round, then fires a 72 final round to seal her first LPGA win of the season and a $3,000 prize while Wright and Rankin share second.
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Southern Pines
Sandra Palmer
Misa Palmer
Pine Needles
Bunday
Fort Worth
Tez
Mickey Wright
Judy Rankin
Misa Right
Miss Palmer
Miss Wright
Miss Rankin
Marlene Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Marilyn Smith
Jane Blalock
Carol Mann
Follmer wins Bryar 200 after battery setback
George Follmer of Arcadia Calif wins the Bryar 200 SCCA Trans-American race at Bryar Motorsport Park in 2 hours 1 minute 2 seconds at a 75 631 mph pace after initial battery trouble forced him to swap cars. Milt Minter finishes second in a Pontiac Firebird and Warren Ager third in a Chevrolet Camaro. Morton and Sharp take the 25 race 1-2 in a Datsun 510 with Buffum third in a Ford Escort.
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Belmont Park
Canonera U
Hollywood Park
California
Pimlico
Natural Sound
Delaware
Willmar
Calder
Loudon
N.H
UPI
George Follmer
Arcadia
Calif
Follmer
Roy Woods
Ang
Hibs
Bryar
Milt Minter
Tarzana
Warren Ager
Bloomfield
Mich
John Morton
Torrance
Bob Sharp
Simons-Bre
John Buffum
Shelburne
Morton
Soccer result between teams with late goals
A chaotic match ended with San Diega defeating Cinolorati 3 to 2 after a tense finish. Both sides traded chances, but San Diega grabbed the winner in stoppage time to seal the three points.
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United Counseling Service
Uconn
Texas
Art Kilburh
Gambridge
Smiling Jackwins Derby
United Press International
Smiling Jack
Garden State Park
Frank Tannelis
Ebee
Hale
Upper Case
Garden State
Executioner
Lady Palmer
Miss Rankin U
Fillmore Farms
Mit. Anthony Youth Athletic Association
Peter Schaad
J.C. Jerome
Amlenta
Cinelorati
Travaten
Detroit
Cleveland
Buman Mitwauren West
M. L
Gakiach
Minnesota
Chicare
Rae
Mawaukee
Kanesey
S.nieht
Uakland
Amcermatianas Nadaza Learve
Fel
G.B
Paianurga
San Chienan
Montreal
St. Tawa
Ftowston
Atinatt
Adams
Adams Clothes Shop
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