Qualifying for Squad Continues at U S Trials in Eugene
At Hayward Field Brenda Morehead and Andra Cheeseborough won the 100 and 200 meters to earn spots for the U S Olympic team. Willie Davenport, 33, won the 110 meter high hurdles in a wind aided 13.52 seconds, securing another Olympic bid. Debra Saperer and Sheila Ingram won 400 meter heats, while Lawrence Hart led the hammer with 222 feet 7 inches as the decathlon began.
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Ribault High School
Jacksonville
Fla
Deborah Armstrong
Grambling
Frank Shorter
Florida
Montrea
Davenport
Penne
Eugene
Baton Rouge
Charles Foster
Rod Milburn
Foster
North Carolina Central
James Owens
UCLA
Owens
Tom Hill
U.S. Army
Paula Girven
Garfield High School
Woodbridge
Joni Huntley
Pam Spencer
Seattle
Falcon Track Club
Lawrence Hart
New York Athletic Club
Olympus Vientot Army
Montreal
Hart
Long Beach
Calif
Ted Bregar
Alvin Jackson
Penn State
Debra Sapener
Prairie View
Sheila Ingram
Pioneer Athletic Club
Randy Smith
Shocker Striders
Fred Newhouse
Baton Rouge TC
Herman Frazier
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Evis Jennings
Mississippi State
Zaharias Invitational Washed Out By Rain In Ohio
Tanglewood Country Club faced a day long downpour forcing the Babe Zaharias Invitational to start late and move ahead one day. The four day event started with 36 holes on Saturday and 18 on Sunday and Monday if rain persists. Renee Powell shot a 74 the lowest score on Thursday as she competes on the LPGA tour and hails from East Canton while residing in London England.
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Tanglewood Country Club
Babe Zaharias
Renee Powell
East Canton
London
England
Clearview
Orr signs record $3 million contract with Black Hawks
Chicago is abuzz as hockey star Bobby Orr inks a $100000 a year for 30 years deal with the Black Hawks. Mayor Daley and team officials hail the move as a historic milestone in Chicago sports while Orr expresses excitement to start and help build a winning club.
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Bobby Orr
Orr
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
Richard J. Daley
Black Hawk
Bill Wirtz
Tommy Ivan
Billy Reay
Wirtz
Gordie Howe
Detroit
Bobby Hull
Black Hawks
Hull
World Hockey Association
Tve
Ivan
NHL
Daley
Equal pay debate roils Wimbledon as Evert leads call
Top women players including Chris Evert push for parity with men prize money at Wimbledon amid talk of a boycott. Men prize for champion stands at 21 875 dollars versus 17 500 for the women with broader entries also at issue. مسابق
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Wimbledon
England
All-England
Chris Evert
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Women's Tennis Association
WTA
Lesley Hunt
Australia
Jimmy Connors
Connors
Belleville
Ill
All-England Club
Dickson leads Western Open first round at Oak Brook
In Oak Brook Bob Dickson shot a four under par 67 to take a two stroke lead over Bruce Crampton after the opening round. In Knoxville Debo rah Wilson tops women's 10 meter platform trials with 381.12 points.
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Oak Brook
Ill
Bob Dickson
Bruce Crampton
Knoxville
Tenn
Deborah Wilson
Hart Gambles on U S Olympic Hammer Bid in Eugene
Larry Hart of the New York Athletic Club qualified for the U S Olympic track team with a hammer throw of 222 feet 7 inches in Eugene Oregon. DeHart Hubbard, the first Black American Olympic gold medalist, died at 72 in Cleveland.
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Eugene
Ore
Larry Hart
New York Athletic Club
Cleveland
DeHart Hubbard
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Arthur Ashe
Miami
Chrissie
Mrs. Cawley
Virginia Wade
Britain
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Miss Wade
Peggy Michel
Pacific Palisades
Elm Street
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Main Street
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