Seagren Nears Vault Record at Eugene Trials
At Hayward Field Eugene Oregon Bob Seagren the 1968 Olympic gold medalist led the way in a crowded field with a near record vault of 18 feet 5 5/8 inches. Steve Smith Ian Johnson and Dave Roberts followed with strong showings as Ralph Mann set a new American record in the 41 yard intermediate hurdles. Frank Shorter led the 10 000 meters with a solid performance and Mike Manley won the 3000 meter steeplechase as Oregon Track Club reflected local support for the US trials.
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Southern California
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Hayward Field
U.S
Steve Smith
Ian Johnson
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Sweden
Kjell Isakyson
Ralph Mann
Brigham Young
Mann
Dick Bruggeman
Ohio Track Club
Jim Seymour
SC Striders
Bruce Collins
Pennsylvania
Mike Manley
Steve Savage
Oregon
Tennessee
Doug Brown
Shorter
Jeff Galloway
Florida TC
Jon Anderson
Anderson
Les Anderson
Galloway
Greg Fredericks
Penn State
Steve Prefontaine
Army
Bill Schmidt
Milt Sonsky
New York Athletic Club
Fred Luke
Washington
Husky
Quincy Cubs Rally Past Cedar Rapids with Six-Run Sixth
Quincy jumped ahead 4 1 in the second as Jorge Aranzamendi homered but Cedar Rapids answered with a Cruz two run homer in the fourth. The Cubs broke open with a six run sixth including Julio Gonzalez two run double to beat the Cards 8 7. Randy Crews added a solo shot in the seventh.
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Hector Griz
Sean Lea
Appleton
Jorge Aranzamindi
Cruz
Julio Gonzalez
Randy Crews
Dinols
Lea
Cone Tutt
Hale
Mike Weiss
Quincy High
Gary Junge
Vic Diaz
Cedar Rapids
Mel
Rewrah
White Sox rally and chatter at Comiskey Park
Chicago writer recounts a 5-1 win over the Twins and a packed Sox Park scene. Harm on Killebrew belts a roof shot while Reichardt crashes the plate in the eighth. The piece notes participants from Purdue and Wisconsin links, plus coverage by Caray, Gleason, and other Chicago media figures.
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Oakland
Sin Holcomb
Purdue
Northwestern
Twins
Rick Reichardt
Robby Darvin
Reichardt
Glen Borgmann
Stu
Pretty Nancy Faust
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Badgers
California Angels
Towa
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Stevens Point
Wis
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Gainesville
Harry Caray
KCLN
Clinton
Jack Drees
WFLD
Sam Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Jack
Sam Mod 1
Jowa
George Langford
Deve
Daily Newt
Jerome Heltzman
Son-Tiees
McCovey Ties Slam Mark In Giants Victory
Willie McCovey blasted a record tying grand slam to boost the Giants past the Dodgers while St Louis won their 6th in a row. The Cardinals boosted by pitching from Reggie Cleveland and Matt Maxvill’s two RBIs moved within one game of the Cubs for the NL lead. The Reds, Expos, Mets and Astros all posted wins as the pennant race tightened across the league.
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U. of South Alabama
Wid Brieeds
Chuck Tanner
Abs
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Herschel Nissenson
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Willie McCovey
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St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
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New York Mets
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Gil Hodges
Dodgers
Walt Alston
Cardinals
Cubs
Reggie Cleveland
Tal Maxvill
Cleveland
Tito Fuentes
Don
McMahon
Jim Howarth
Rob Robertson
Manny Dave Kingman
Sanguillen
Cage
Jon Sanguillen
Robertson
Juan Mari Beast
Thtal
Mets
Bob Rauch
Ron
Fairly
Expos
Bill Stoneman
Tiffeny
Willie Mays
Gary Nolan
Clay Carroll
Cesar
Geronimo
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Reds
Nate Colbert
Standings and schedules mix from late season league card
A fragmentary standings page lists American and National League positions with teams from St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston and Montreal. It also notes tomorrow's schedule with games in Los Angeles San Diego Chicago Cincinnati and Philadelphia along with various start times and venue hints.
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Iain Et Inns
Phila
Cinsinnati
Gul Islet
Houston
Tuwaday
Los Angeles
Diego
Ork
Atlanta
Piitsharga
Oustan
Bos Navies
Montreal
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Belle Plaine Golfer Wins West Branch 27-Hole Invite
Belle Plaine golfer Lon Nielsen shot an even par 109 to take top honors in the 27-hole championship flight at the West Branch Country Club invitation golf tournament held Sunday. Local rounds and field details follow as final results are recorded.
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West Branch
Lon Nielsen
Belle Plaine
Wee Gran
Miller Trap Shoot Winner in Iowa City Competition
Iowa City's Miller Trap Shoot winner Miller of Iowa City hit 226 of 250 targets to win the overall competition at the Iowa City Trap and Skeet shoot. North Liberty's Bill Cripping was first in handicap with 93 of 100 and first in singles with 120 of 280.
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Iowa City
North Liberty
Bill Cripping
Devlin Seeks Cleveland Open Repeat With Open Route
Bruce Devlin, the Australian golf veteran, duels for the $150,000 Cleveland Open title after a 66 in the third round. Leaders Lanny Wadkins and Larry Hinson posted 67 and 69 as Devlin eyes a 64 final round to chase victory while Cesar Sanudo sits at 207.
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Cleveland
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Mmetime
Australia
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Tanglewood Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Larry Hinson
Hinson
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Wadkins
Cesar Sanudo
Devin
Aunsie David Graham
Wilf Homemark
Brien Allin
Waterloo Golfer Nabs Northeast Am Title
Joe Heinz of Waterloo shot even par 173 to win the first annual Northeast Town amateur golf tournament held over the weekend at Journey Lawn and Glen Haven Country Club in Oelwein.
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Joe Heinz
Waterloo
Journey Lawn
Glen Haven
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