Spitz Poised To Win Seven Olympic Golds In Munich
Coach Don Schollander predicts Mark Spitz could win seven gold medals at the Munich Games if he has the right mental toughness. The veteran rival notes Spitz’s 1968 Mexico City setback, but believes maturation could yield a dominant performance in butterfly, freestyle and relays. Schollander recalls Spitz’s world records and aims to prove he is the better man if Spitz succeeds.
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Tarzan” Weissmuller
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Graebner Beaten In Grass Court
SOUTH ORANGE NEW JERSEY AP Defending champion Clark Graebner lost to Bob McKinley 6 3 7 6 in the 46th Eastern Grass Courts Championships opening round. Nikki Pilic fell to Herb Fitzgibbon 7 6 6 3 as Carol Graebner upset Patti Hogan 2 6 7 6 6 3 in the day’s only women’s match.
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Ray Terrell Summoned Over Marijuana Charge
Southampton England AP Ray Terrell British Olympic swimming star was summoned to Coventry magistrates court on September 8 for possession of marijuana. A summons could not be served on another swimmer in the United States. Terrell a 200 and 400 meter medley specialist was among several swimmers dismissed from the British Olympic squad for disciplinary reasons with five others reprimanded.
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Iowa Hawkeyes begin seven days of double sessions
Iowa coach Lauterbur outlined roster moves and conditioning details as the Hawkeyes opened seven days of two-a-day practices at Kinnick Stadium. Dar ling added bulk and confidence after offseason gains. Five players were declared ineligible and additions to the lineup were discussed ahead of Sept. 16 at Ohio State.
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Munich: City of contrasts and comeback after war
Munich blends grand palaces and modern life with a lively beer culture and strong arts scene. The city rebuilt after bombing, attracting visitors and Germans alike, while hosting the Olympics site and Europe’s largest beer garden. Hitler’s failed 1923 bid and early links to the 1936 Games anchor the history.
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NHL Referee Jumps to WHA
Ian Morrison, NHL referee-in-chief, confirms that Bill Friday will leave the NHL to join the World Hockey Association. Friday called Morrison Sunday night to say he is going, with reports of a $50,000 yearly offer. Friday was the No 2 official on Morrison’s staff, earning $25,000 plus playoff and exhibition bonuses.
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Link-Belt Speeder Wins Industrial League Championship
Link-Belt Speeder exploded for a 10 run second inning and a five run third to defeat Merchants National 15 to 1 at Ellis Park and claim the Industrial League softball title. Ced-Rel defeated Mr. Bubbles 6-0 in the slo pitch playoff for second place.
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Medinah to Host 1975 U.S. Open Golf Championship
The Medinah Country Club in suburban Chicago will host the 1975 U S Open from June 19 to 22.
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Stram Ashamed After Defeat By Colts In Preseason Game
Kansas City coach Hank Stram voiced disappointment after the Chiefs lost 23 17 to the Baltimore Colts in a Monday preseason affair. Johnny Unitas was injured and not returned, while Colt coach Don McCafferty praised the defense and implied a brighter outlook. Huarte led a late Chiefs surge with two touchdowns as Kansas City fell to 3 1.
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Pro Football Results From Monday AP Report
Associated Press notes Baltimore defeated Kansas City 23 to 17 on Monday. Schedules include St Louis at Houston and multiple listed games across Friday Saturday and Sunday with national TV listings and venues in Tampa Berkeley Dallas Milwaukee and New England.
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Westphal Signs NBA Pact with Boston Celtics
Paul Westphal, a 6-foot-4 guard from Southern California, signed a multi year contract with the Boston Celtics. He was the Celtics' 27th consecutive No 1 draft pick to sign and comes off knee surgery that sidelined him in the second half last season. Westphal finished his college career as Southern Cal's fourth all time scorer with 1,085 points and a 16.4 average.
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McDowell Returns Delayed Giants Set Goodson for Knee Surgery
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Giants will place first baseman Ed Goodson on knee surgery this week while pitcher Sam McDowell returns from the disabled list. Goodson, batting .282 in 149 at bats, has endured a persistent knee ailment from last season. McDowell, 8-7, last pitched July 12 and has faced a sore left shoulder treated with cortisone shots, potentially testing it next weekend.
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Devlin Rises to Sixth in PGA Money List After USI Win
Bruce Devlin moved to sixth place in golf's money list after winning $40,000 in the USI tournament, boosting 1972 earnings to $119,598. Jack Nicklaus led with $240,415, while the Top Ten includes Trevino Archer Heard Player Weiskopf Aaron Crampton Jamieson among others.
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Patton Joins ECU Basketball Staff
Patton from Ashland Kentucky named to East Carolina University basketball staff in Greenville North Carolina. Team announces appointment of Dave Patton as part of coaching and support personnel.
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