Evans Levels Bold Opening in Olympic Dispute
Lee Evans, Olympic record holder, challenged the US Olympic Committee at the AP ME Convention alleging bias and politics shaping Olympic eligibility. He criticized barriers to black athletes and called for open competition regardless of professionalism, urging inclusion from all nations.
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Lee Evans
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Olympic Committees
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Evans
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Calif
Clifford I. Buck
Olympic Committee
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Buck
USOC
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Associated Press Managing Editors
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Alrign
Southern
Rhodesia
AAU
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Vais
Phey
Seman
Moxien City
Randy Matson
Matson
Munich
Crusaders Keep WHA East Lead After Win Over Whalers
Cleveland Crusa ders top the WHA Eastern Division with a 10 12-41 record after a 4-1 victory over the Whalers. Wisle scored a season goal by deflecting a slapshot, while Gerry Cheevers earned the shutout with eight saves as Ray Clearwater added insurance in the third period. Other WHA action saw Alberta beat Chicago 3-1 and Brampee top Los Angeles.
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Crusaders
World Hockey Association
Whalers
Kiel
Alberta
Chicago
Brampee
Los Angeles
Vancouver
California
Buffalo
Wiste
Wisle
Jim McMastler
Ray Clearwater
Bob Needham
Nastase Reaches Davis Cup Final In Stunning Display
In London, Ilie Nastase defeated Connors at Royal Albert Hall to advance to the Davis Cup final for Romania. Nastase’s brilliant serving and crosscourt forehands overwhelmed Connors as he won the crucial sets, with Valley’s Gorman rallying to beat Parun in earlier rounds. Montreal hosts Olympic talks as IOC President Kitlanin plans a visiting trip to discuss the 1976 Games.
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Lips Pereck
London
Vie Nasveturtensbure
Geesert
Af Forstase
Tomauita
Sperent Roe
Etra Et Rone
Sim Cols
Terie Spagker
Wil Shor
Maneon
Royal Albert Hall
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Wits Wapstavain
Kyebner
Mart- Bathe
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Jueht
Rarer
Nastase
Tom Garman
Tows Valley
Towa Valley
Possehl
Seattle
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Nate
Shun
New Zealand
Whey
Bahvo
Connors
Jeff— Hander
Lisbon
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Pedhve
Martina
Janos
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Conniers
Service
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Gorman
Parun
Stan Smith
Montreal
Old Kitlanin
South Tama-Pella Wrestling Opens Season With Big Win
South Tama defeated Pella 546 at Friday night wrestling season opener. Ray Hill earned a strong performance with a 3 percent second. The meet featured multiple wrestlers from South Tama and nearby schools including West Branch and Wilton amid a busy slate of matches and notable pins.
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S. Tama-Pella
South Tama
Pella
Ray Hill
Niem Kent
Estes
Garwin Triumphs in Close North Tama Meet
In a rugged North Tama meet, Garwin rolled to a win with strong showings from Hulme and Parks. Notable scores included Hulme 35 and Parks 17, while Doshi and Mabel contributed solid drives as Tamaga faced stiff competition.
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North
Tama Tips Garwin Lignan
Tamaga
Hulme
Doshi Crattt
Mabel Tadas Parks
Ty Parks
Charen
Anderson Mene
MF-b IN SQUEAKER soln i Nath An c
A cryptic fragment notes Steffen twenty five and Mixrue We Kirke bor te with unclear context. The text appears from a damaged page likely referencing names and ages, but lacks coherent event details or dates to establish a clear news item.
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Steffen
Daugherty Named Special Assistant at MSU
Duffy Daugherty, Michigan State University football coach for 10 years, was named a special assistant to the vice-president for development. The appointment, approved by the Board of Trustees, becomes effective January 1, 1973, with Daugherty remaining a professor in Health Physical Education and Recreation. He will work with Tes Scott, VP for development. He will have leave from January to March 31, 1979 to relax and possibly travel with his family.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
MSU
Daugherty
Svho
Department of Health
Tes Scott
Rom Jan
Fight Results and Boxing Details From Panama Event
The report lists fight results including fighters such as Oll Prose and Jef leas with noted bout details. It mentions venues in Panama and participants like Namie aly and Ouraers arg wala with STOWE nat st slake and operators such as ec McDaneil and Heliks Pv huvell.
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Buran
Panama
Aly Ouraers
Ec McDaneil
Boifn
Heliks
Huvell
Ali Ready To Fight Joe Frazier Again In Quest For Title
Muhammad Ali, 30, says Frazier will have to fight him again for boxing's top honor. He plans to face light heavyweight champ Bob Foster in a 12 round bout at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel and Casino for the North American heavyweight title. Foster, a deputy from Albuquerque, dismisses Ali's taunts and vows to fight his own fight as the rival camps prepare.
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Jack Stevenson Stateline
Ney
Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay
Stilli
Doe Frazier
Ali
Doe Frasier
George
Foreman
Tim
Frazier
Subaea Tahoe
Bob Foster
North American Boxing Federation
North America
Foster
Lou Viseusi
Viseusi
Sahara Tahoe
Yester
Albuquerque
Lake
Brockington Set To Play Sunday
Green Bay Packers running back John Brockington, slowed by a barley horse all week, was pronounced able to play at Houston Sunday though start status remained uncertain. Coach Dan Devine indicated Brockington will likely play, with starting quarterback as yet undecided between Jerry Tagge and Scott Hunter. Offensive tackle Weanela Peay will not play due to a stomach disorder.
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Wis
John Brockington
Green Bay Packers
Houston
Brockington
Dan Devine
Packers
Chicago
Devine
Jerry Tagge
Scott Hunter
Scott
Deevina
Devina
Weanela Peay
SBA Suit Over $98,000 Loan Deficiency Filed
In Richmond Virginia an SBA loan suit seeks repayment of a $98,000 deficiency. The Small Business Administration is plaintiff with Arthur Ashe named as a defendant in the District Court.
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Richmond, Va
State Fresh Fall Beck Hurls a TD for Missouri Victory
Missouri blanked Iowa State 27-1 in a Big Eight freshman game at Columbia. Beck threw a five yard TD to Oliver Rodgers, while Tom Garavaglia scored twice on short runs. Missouri totaled 287 passing yards led by Deve Sehick and Mike Hopking gathered 175 yards in total offense. Iowa State had limited rushing with 62 yards and 119 passing.
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Columbia
Missouri
Warren Howe
Gary Beck
Oliver Rodgers
Deve Sehick
Betterdark
Iowa
Wes Jone
Iowa Stele
Tom Garavaglia
Mike Hopking
East Moline Quarterhorse Dates Considered by Illinois Board
The Illinois Racing Board heard East Moline Downs bid for a 12 day quarterhorse meet Sept 7 22 1973 at East Moline plus harness and thoroughbred racing next year. Chairman Alexander MacArthur praised quarterhorse racing as a rising interest with potential for wagering growth. A National Quarterhorse Association rep cited 100 000 quarterhorses across four states and 22 000 in Wisconsin, noting these would be Midwest s first mutuel dates. The East Moline plan also seeks harness racing May 2 June 9 and Oct 2 Nov 10 with thoroughbred racing Sept 4. The hearings concluded with no final decision.
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Chicago
Tlinois Racing Board
East Moline Downs, Inc
East Moline
Ing
Alexander MacArthur
Duran Loses First Bout In Fight At Madison Square Garden
Balebain Dedosus defeats Moberta Dodger Tadha Chest ulanle to claim lightweight title in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Duran falls to the canvas in the first round, then battles back, but loses 6-4-1 on one scoring card, 6-2-2 on another, with AP tabs 5-4-1 for DeJesus. Gate reported at 912339 dollars with 9,144 in attendance.
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Balebain Dedosus
Moberta Dodger
Tadha Chest Ulanle
Fils
Ubanlinaus
Madison Square Garden
Tian Bejesus
Duran
Canvds
DeJesus
Worl Boxing Association
Arthur Mercante
Lil
Harald Lederman
Bil Recht
Associated Press
de Jesus
Duvan
Sindelar Named Linn-Mar MVP At Football Banquet
Dan Sindelar of Linn-Mar was named most valuable player at the Kisons banquet. The senior quarterback led the Lions to a historic season, with a 4-1 league record and 6-2 overall.
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Linn-Marts
Kisons
Linn- Mar
Sindelar
Lions
Linn-Mar
C.R. Prairie
Lindelay
Pluyal
Hellbaes
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