Woman Entry Tops NAIA Walks In Historic Race
Lynn Olson of Ferris State College became the second woman to compete in NAIA national championships finishing 12th in the two mile walk. Jim Bean of Oregon College won the two mile walk in 14 80.0 as Texas Southern led team scoring with 22 points followed by Occidental and Fisk tied for third.
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Southern University
John Elliott
Indiana University
Ernest Pough
Texas Southern
Charles Gulley
Southeast
Oklahoma
James Gilkies
Fisk University
Tennessee
Thomas Fulton
Rex Maddaford
New Mexico
Maddaford
Syd Gilzow
Southwest
Texas State
David Boyd
David Bahr
Graceland College
Town
Occidental College of California
Fisk
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Bowling Green aide joins Navy staff after three years
Morningside and Winona State won NAIA Area 4 baseball games as gusty rain delayed play. Scott Burgason and Mike Snyders homered for Morningside in a 4-0 win over Wisconsin Oshkosh, with Dave Andros pitching a six hitter. Winona State toppled Missouri Western 4-2 as Mike Urbach and Jeff Peck hit the key homers. Morningside, 16-14, meets Winona State, 24-54, and Missouri Western, 28-15, while Oshkosh, 22-7, advances Friday.
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Roundup of sports notes on players and teams from many leagues
ALYIMORE manager Earl Weaver faces a 16 day license suspension after a drunken driving charge. Mel Kenyon wins the Eddie Sachs scholarship at Indianapolis with two $1,000 awards. The Giants plan five Yale Bowl games in 1978. The Chicago Cougars sign Darryl Maggs and Cam Newton. Robbie Neale joins the Cleveland Crusaders. Jackie Jensen named UC baseball coach. Braves average 2,000 fewer fans per game. Indiana Big Ten champs go to Spain for a 12 day, seven game trip. Raymond Lewis signs a 3 year NBA deal with the Philadelphia Warriors. Kikuo Wada wins in two weight classes as Japan defeats a San Diego area team 6-2. Jean Guy Legace signs a multi year NHL deal. Bills sign Brian McConnell and Don McCall. Soviet women beat Peru 100-40 in World Basketball Festival. Braves move Larvell Blanks to Richmond to make room for Chuck Goggin. Memphis Tams sign Mike Stewart as Merle Bettenhausen begins driving comeback Sunday. Hewes Hughes Porter tie Graniteville course record at 8s in Washington DC event. Brad Davis signs to pitch for Kansas City Royals. A U S swimmers and divers to tour China starting June 2.
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Lloyd Hughes
Joe Porter
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U.S
People's Republic
China
Clarke Wins Hart Trophy Player of the Year for Flyers
Bobby Clarke, 23, wins the Hart Memorial Trophy as NHL MVP. He earned 158 points from 16 league voters, while Phil Esposito and Bobby Orr trail. Clarke's 37 goals and 67 assists aided Philadelphia to a strong West Division showing, marking a rare non Boston or Chicago winner since 1963-64.
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