Board ruling sparks NBA strike threat over fines
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia the NBA board of governors fined nine of eleven all star players for participating without club approval in May's game. Players warned that a strike would follow if fines were imposed, with Connie Hawkins and Paul Westphal granted permission to play.
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Buchanan Prepares For Duran Title Defense At Madison Square Garden
Ken Buchanan trains in Grossinger New York ahead of his 15 round title defense against Roberto Duran on June 26 in Madison Square Garden. He aims to box rather than slug and notes his recent Laguna fight left him tired after six rounds. Duran predicts a knockout, while Buchanan emphasizes focusing on his own game not the challenger.
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Stanford’s Hug Leads Olympic Trials After Six Events
NCAA champion Steve Hug of Stanford scored 55.75 points in six compulsory events to maintain a lead among 11 gymnasts in Des Plaines Illinois. His combined total from last month’s semifinal gives him 163.20, ahead of Makoto Sakamoto of Los Angeles. Optional exercises set for Saturday determine the six man Olympic team and two alternates.
Onding Leads Early In Bermuda Yacht Race
In Newport New York City owner Sumner Long sails Onding held the lead in Class A as the biennial Bermuda race began amid 20 to 25 knot winds. A fleet of 178 boats across six classes started the 63 mile course in clear, sunny conditions with 23 Class B starters and 31 in Class F.
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U S Davis Cup Team Near Chile After Mexico Win
The United States' defending champions lead Mexico in the North American Zone finals with Stan Smith beating Vicente Zarazua and Tom Gorman topping Joaquin Loya Mayo. A doubles victory by Smith and Erik Van Dillen would clinch a trip to Santiago for the American Zone championships against Chile.
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Flames trade Heindl for Hogaboam in NHL deal
Atlanta Flames announce a trade sending left winger Bill Heindl to receive center Buf Hogaboam from the New York Rangers. Hogaboam, 23, led the Omaha Knights with 82 points last season in the Central Hockey League, while Heindl was the Flames' 7th pick in the expansion draft.
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Rain postpones Friday games and sets Sunday doubleheader
Rain postpones Friday games with a Sunday schedule change and heavy rainfall causing 19 postponements. Columbus Legion clubs will play a Friday night doubleheader. no new date set. Juniors and Midgets host Lincoln clubs at Pawnee Park Sunday with a 5 30 opener.
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Keen Korner Triumph in Columbus Softball League
Keen Korner blanked Person's Sport Shop 6-0 as Hank Lass and Tim Wiese led a two hit attack off losing pitcher Arlyn Gehring with a triple from Wiese. Mel's TV won its two league games, Behrens and Long Branch defeated. Meir Welmann earned the Behrens victory allowing a double. K Johanes had three hits including a triple for Keen Korner. Larry Ayler, Mark Xiklon, Norma Lux, and others contributed two hits each.
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Youngsters Learn Golf At Elks Country Club
Elks Country Club hosts a junior golf program with a second session led by Will Fox. Participants aged 10 and up practice grip and stance, hand action, and safety, advancing through four age groups including 14 to 15 year olds and 45 and up.
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USC again captures College World Series title
USC and coach Hod Dedeaux won a record eighth College World Series by defeating Arizona State 10 in the final. Freshman Russ McQueen was named tournament MVP after his relief performance, as USC rallied from the losers bracket to claim back-to-back crowns in Omaha. Arizona State, despite eight hits, left eight runners on base and fell short in the decisive game.
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Palmer Opens Pressure Laden Charge at Pebble Beach
Arnold Palmer and his Army face the final two rounds of the U S Open at Pebble Beach with cautious optimism. Palmer shot 68 to stay near the lead as Jack Nicklaus faltered with bogeys and a host of contenders, including Bruce Crampton, Kermit Zarley, Flamingo Blancas, Cesar Jacnuda, and Lanny Wadkins, chased a potential front-runner position. Trevino battled illness and fatigue while contending, with the field remaining under par after two rounds amid strong Latin American presence.
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Expos blank Chiefs 13 0 in Pony Leneuelay junior game
Jeff Schumacher earned the win for the Expos while Doug Beble and Toby Gay each had two hits. The Pirates defeated the Redlegs 6 1 in the other game with Chip Anthony earning the win and Lavern Kobus credited for the Pirates.
Norfolk golfer triumphs in open and club events
Norfolk golfers dominated a week of sport with Susie Heiser runner up on the back nine and Debbie Reed winning the front nine at the Elks Country Club Ladies Open. Other winners included Kit Smith Polly Krumlani and Jan Hartstick for drives and pulls. Bridge winners featured Almes Adolph Pokorny and Mrs Earl Stillinger with several local trophies awarded. Jets hold summer camp at Hofstra for fifth straight year in mid July through early September with rooms in Tower D.
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Orioles bullpen finally gets a call in win streak
The Orioles extended their winning streak to eight as Pat Dobson Cuellar McNally and Palmer combined for seven complete games. Palmer earned the lone relief win in a 9-2 victory over Minnesota, with Grant Jackson and Rich Reese among those referenced in the postgame remarks.
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Scott on in Phoenix club and ABA past legend
Phoenix AP report notes Scott is definitely on with a Phoenix club amid scoring details and a potential settlement with Earl Foreman’s group. The piece recalls All American North Carolina alum who played two ABA seasons before joining the tale six games of the 1972 season.
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Pensick's 234 Tops Circuit In Bowling Meet
Rich Pensick rolled 234 for a high game and 596 series at the Al American Summer League at Columbus Bowl. Dennis Matson 221 Sack Zeider 201 Gary Badie 208 George Engel 212 Fred Leonhard 202. Ann Reinberger led the women with 205 and 528 series. Also noted were Columbia University golf captain Mark Etess and background on his hotel management plans.
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Wynn Homers in 11th Lifts Astros Past Phillies
Jimmy Wynn hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning off reliever Dick Selma to lift Houston to an 11-0 win over Philadelphia. Wynn, nicknamed Toy for his size and power, also drew an automatic fine earlier for arguing a called third strike against Steve Carlton. The win moved Houston into a second place tie with the Dodgers in the NL West, two games behind Cincinnati. Other NL action saw New York beat Cincinnati 2-1, Chicago blank the Dodgers 4-0, Pittsburgh edges San Diego 2, San Francisco defeat St. Louis 6-1, and Montreal split with Atlanta in a doubleheader.
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