Kenyan Wins 10 000 meters at Mexico City Olympics
Naftali Temu of Kenya won the long race in the 10 000 meters, outdueling Mamo Wolde and finishing in 99 27.4. Ron Clarke faded after three laps to place second as Kipchoge Keino collapsed and later finished. The United States showed strength in other events and faced a tough opening day with a soccer-related incident.
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Temu Wins Kenya's First Olympic Gold in 10000m
Naftali Temu of Kenya wins the 10000 meter race to claim the nation’s first Olympic gold. He is carried by teammates after the victory, with Kim Keino among the carriers.
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Bullfight Day in Mexico City Draws Big Crowd and Mixed Cheers
A large Plaza Mexico crowd watched three matadors face six bulls on opening day. Edges of sorrow and spectacle mix as Martinez loses a decisive argument for an ear, Cavozos shines, and a horse is hurt amid heated fan reaction.
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Sunday and will be lost to the American Football league team
Sunday will be unavailable for the balance of the season due to a loss to the American Football League team.
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Regis to Screen Fall Football Game Films Tuesday
Regis will show game films from this fall Tuesday night at 7 30 at Elmcrest Country Club. Coach Tom Good invites boosters and fans to attend the screening.
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Padres Choose Brown and Mota in Expansion Draft
San Diego won the coin flip and picked Ollie Brown from the Giants while Montreal took Manny Mota from the Pirates in the NL expansion draft. Each team will select 30 players across six rounds with San Diego holding first picks in three rounds and Montreal in the other three.
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Starr Hurt Warming Up as Rams Defeat Packers
Bart Starr strained a throwing arm warming up for Green Bay as Los Angeles topped the Packers 16-14. Sonny Jurgensen inspired Washington with two TD passes in a 16-13 win over Pittsburgh while the Giants fell to Atlanta 24-21 and Dallas crushed Philadelphia 34-14.
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