Daily Telegraph Sports Efield Feature
A compact overview notes the Daily Telegraph sports section on Tuesday features field events, brief results, and highlighted performances. It may reference key athletes and upcoming fixtures, signalting ongoing coverage across football, cricket, and track domains.
Scotland World Cup star banned for life amid doping scandal
BUENOS AIRES AP A 21 year old Scottish footballer Willie Johnston was sent home and banned for life after a urine test showed fencapamina. SFA officials said Johnston admitted taking two stimulant tablets before a game and no other players were implicated. Scotland faced possible disqualification but the SFA vowed to protect the country’s good name. Other World Cup action included West Germany preparing to face Mexico and Argentina vs France in Group 1 while Hungary faced penalties amid suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Willie Johnston
Scottish Football Association
Scotland
Helmut Kaeser
International Soccer Federation
FIFA
Johnston
Cordoba
Ernest Walker
SFA
Walker
Germany
Jean Joseph
Haiti
Peru
Helmut Schoen
West Germany
Mexico
Schoen
Italy
Tunisia
Poland
Reds aim for health by June 20 to fuel NL West push
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson targets June 20 for a healthy Reds squad after 12 wins in 17 starts despite injuries to Bench Morgan Driessen Cepcion and Geronimo. The club trails San Francisco by a half game, with 21 games in 19 days against Giants Dodgers and Houston. George Foster and Tom Seaver lead a pitching staff bolstered by a deep bullpen as Cincinnati seeks a return to its 1975 76 form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Clarke
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Hale
Anderson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Reds
Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Dan Driessen
Dave Concepcion
Cesar Geronimo
Giants
Dodgers
San Franciso
Yesteryear
George Foster
Bill Bonham
Tom Seaver
Returning Lowe Highlights Card at Brushfork Armory
Bluefield native Thomas Lowe leads Beckley YMCA boxing at Brushfork Armory on Saturday night. After a big win over Tim Gibson, Lowe seeks strong showings with Beckley teammates and future bouts against Greg Johnson. Several teams, including Oceana and Marmet, enter the event with tickets sold at the armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylen Duskey
Daily Telegraph
Thomas Lowe
Lowe
Bluefield
Beckley
Gibson
Mark Frazie
Lindsey Goins
Moundsville
Goins
Greg Johnson
Johnson
Delbarton
Lee Hatfield
Hatfield
Tanner
Oceana
Marmet
Queens Boxing Club
Oak Hill
Armory
Morrison and Boone lift Phillies past Giants in ninth inning
In a televised game Jim Morrison, filling in for injured Sizemore, belted a two run homer off Vida Blue in the eighth. Bob Boone followed with a pinch hit shot to push Philadelphia ahead 4 2 as Carlton earned the win and Reed closed it for the save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jim Morrison
Bob Boone
Vida Blue
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Blue
Phillies
Dave Johnson
Morrison
Ted Sizemore
Danny Ozark
Boone
Steve Carlton
Randy Moffitt
Ron Reed
Carlton
Vic Harris
Chicago
Ivan DeJesus
Steve Ontiveros
Chicago Cubs
Houston Astros
DeJesus
Joe Sambito
Dutch Rennert
Mark Lemongello
Ontiveros
Dave Rader
Joe Wallis
Lemongello
Gene Clines
Rennert
Willie Hernandez
Dennis Lamp
Art Howe
Houston
Terry Puhl
Larry Buttner
Lamp
Howe
Cubs
Manny Trillo
Rader
Sonics Confident They Will Win The Crown
Seattle forward Paul Silas predicts the Sonics will erase their worst NBA final loss and beat the Washington Bullets to claim the title. Coach Lenny Wilkens says home court at Seattle Center Coliseum gives an edge as Seattle aims to complete a comeback in Game 7. Fred Brown adds Seattle will rebound and execute to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lachare
Seattle
Seattle SuperSonics
Washington Bullets
Sonics
Paul Silas
Boston Celtics
Washington
Bullets
Silas
Seattle Center Coliseum
Lenny Wilkens
Fred Brown
Surprise, Vinnie Wont Qualify In Virginia Am Tour
In Newport News the 65th Virginia State Amateur runs June 2 to July 2 with Vinny Giles in the field for the first time since 1973. Giles does not play regional qualifying on June 19 due to a rules change granting Walker Cup veterans exemption, a privilege not extended to any other Virginia Walker Cupists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Newport News
Vinny Giles
Giles
Virginia State Golf Association
USGA
Wallace McDowell
Virginia
McDowell
Gibson Tops Draft Hopefuls for Braves in Summer Draft
The Atlanta Braves, last in the NL, hold the first pick in the summer amateur draft choosing from four collegians led by Kirk Gibson of Michigan State. Gibson, a 6‑foot‑2, 220‑pound senior who excels in football and baseball, is favored to reach the majors fastest, with other candidates including Bob Horner, Hubie Brooks, and Rod Boxberger. The draft, conducted by phone with Bow Kuhn’s office, begins at noon EDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rothenberg
NEW York
Atlanta Braves
Braves
Kirk Gibson
Michigan State
Southern California
Gibson
MSU
Bowie Kuhn
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