Mets catcher Jerry Grote's 360 degree turn via meditation
Jerry Grote, once seen as cold and distant, has transformed into a sociable, improved hitter guided by transcendental meditation. He credits feedback from Phil Cavarretta and a changed roommate for his growth, as he bonds more with teammates and crafts a steadier, more relaxed approach at the plate.
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All-Sports Camp at Chadron State College in 1976
The 1976 All-Sports Camp at Chadron State College runs June 20 to 25 for boys and girls ages 8 to 16. Activities include archery golf tennis volleyball plus visits to the Museum of the Fur Trade Ft. Robinson Mount Rushmore and Black Hills sites. Staff from CSC oversee housing and supervision. applications available by writing All-Sports Camp State College Nebraska.
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Oklahoma City 8 Omaha 0 in American Association game
Rick Bosetti led off with a single and Willie Hernandez spun a six hitter as Oklahoma City defeated Omaha 8-0. Lonnie Smith and Bosetti each had two hits while Wayne Northdragen and Mike Buskey collected three apiece in a 14 hit attack. Gary Lance took the loss after five innings. Hernandez improved to 5-1 with seven strikeouts.
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Leaders in Izaak shoot Hitting 47x50
Team leaders were Bordy 228 BD 227 Greiners 226 Budweiser 223 Backyard 223 Aemi Const 222 Person 217 First National Bank 215 B K Repair 213 Keen Korner 213. Leaders in Izaak shoot Leaders in Izaak shoot Hitting 47x50 were Jerry Hollatz John Thompson Steve Bordy and Norm Bruner while Jim Engel Don Newman Doug Bohaty and Don Still were 46x50.
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Stebbins Retains Decathlon Title at NCAA D II Meet
Stebbins of Mt. St. Marys Md won the NCAA Division II decathlon with 7163 points at Slippery Rock Pa. He captured the 110 meter hurdles in 14.5 seconds and tied for first in the pole vault at 13 feet 1 1/2 inches while placing fifth in the javelin, 11th in the discus, and 1500 meters.
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Guthrie Seeks World 600 Start as Pole Leader Pearson Dominates
Janet Guthrie aims for a World 600 starting slot at Charlotte as she skips extra practice in favor of a qualifying run. David Pearson captured his sixth consecutive pole with a 159.240 mph average, while Richard Petty, Cale Yarborough, and Bobby Allison also secured top spots as the field narrows to 10 remaining positions Friday.
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Slim NHL draft yields modest hopes this year
Montreal reports indicate 18 NHL clubs expect slim pickings in the annual junior draft with likely fewer than 200 selections. New costs include 1000 per draftee, 4000 upon signing, and up to 15000 depending on games played, plus potential penalties for early drafted players.
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