Diver Nemtsanov to Return to Soviet Union After Worries for Grandmother
Russian diver Sergei Nemtsanov, missing for three weeks from the Olympic Village, expressed desire to go home citing concern for his grandmother in the Soviet Union. Soviet officials confirmed he was at the consulate and planned Aeroflot flights to Moscow, while Canadian officials said the decision is his and should be respected.
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Skip Pheonix
Mary
Green seeks fourth win of year at Hartford Open
Hubert Green returns to the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open in Wethersfield Conn aiming for a fourth title this season and the top spot on the money list. He heads an 11-titleholders field at the 6,598 yard Wethersfield Country Club event, with Dave Stockton Ray Floyd and others chasing a $42,000 first prize.
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Ray Floyd
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Fairbanks says loss worth it if team learns from mistakes
Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks noted three mistakes cost New England in a 16 14 exhibition loss to Green Bay. He praised Russ Francis Steve Grogan and Mike Haynes but cited Francis fumble Grogan interception and Haynes beaten on a touchdown as teachable errors for young players. Tom Neville returned to practice after missing 1975 with a broken ankle.
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Orr Might Join Team Canada Scrimmages This Week
Montreal AP report says defenseman Bobby Orr of the Chicago Black Hawks could join Team Canada in scrimmages by Thursday after knee exams in Chicago. He will undergo another check in Toronto with Dr John Palmer as Canada prep for the Sept. 2 Cup games against the USSR Czechoslovakia Sweden Finland and the United States continues.
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Soviet quartet shatters 4 x 800 world mark in Moscow
Tatyana Providokhina Valentina Gerasimova Svetlana Styrkina and Tatyana Kazankina of the Soviet Union won the 4 x 800 meter relay in 7 minutes 52.3 seconds to break the 7:54.2 world record set earlier this month by East Germany. Sergei Mensa nov the Soviet diver who defected said he plans to return home. Steve Pecher of Dallas Tornado named NASL Rookie of the Year. Dale Shaw of Canada defeats defending champion in first round of the 7th 18 Women’s Amateur Golf Championship. John Newcombe upset by Hans Pohmann in Canadian Open first round.
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Valentina Gerasimova
Svetlana Styrkina
Tatiyana Kazankina
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Immigration Department
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Canada
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