All Blacks Agree To Pullout Over Rhodesia Link
Africa's Supreme Council for Sports head says all black American track athletes will join Africans in boycotting the Olympics if Rhodesia competes. U S Olympic Committee president had earlier said many black athletes would compete regardless of Rhodesia. IOC faces a Rhodesia decision as its Executive Board again seeks a solution amid firm African opposition.
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Black American athletes pledge support to Africa during Games
Jean Claude Ganga cites a statement from the United States Track and Field Team, allegedly signed by American black athletes. They vow solidarity with black African brothers after the Supreme Council of Sport in Africa declaration. Ganga criticizes organizers for compromises and cites Germany, Rhodesia, and the 100 as uncompromising.
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Valley View Wins Playoff Game in Church Softball League
Valley View advanced in the Church Softball League playoffs with a 6 2 victory over the Congregationalists. Marlin Miller earned the win as Valley View built a 4 hit third inning including a Larry Harrington double. They advance to face the Catholic Youth Lutherans winner tonight at 6 30 p m and would meet that survivor Thursday.
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Reick de Ferguson
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Baltimore Colts vs Chiefs Ex exhibition shocks Hank Stram
Baltimore Colts defeated the previously unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs 23 to 17 in a Monday preseason game. Johnny Unitas left with a neck injury but X rays were negative. Colts’ defense forced turnovers and Boris Shlapak and Ray May scored, while John Huarte led the Chiefs to two late touchdowns.
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Marty Domres
Rick Volk
Len Dawson
Jim O'Brien
O'Brien
Jan Stenerad
Boris Shlapak
Lienbacker Ray May
Wendell Hayes
Domres
Don McC
FBI Probes Riva Ridge Drug Charge
FBI probes owner of Riva Ridge over drugging claims after the colt finished fourth in the Monmouth Invitational Handicap. Mrs. Tweedy, Meadow Stable director for her ailing father, says blood and urine tests show traces of phenothiazine. Tests were performed on samples after the horse's return to Saratoga from Oceanport.
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Carlton Drops 15-Game Streak As Braves Edge Phillies
Steve Carlton, 15-game winner, suffers first loss since May 30 as Atlanta beats Philadelphia 2-1 in 11 innings. Dusty Baker doubles and Mike Lum singles for the decisive run. Beauchamp belt two homers for the Mets in a 4-2 win over Houston. Other NL results: Cincinnati over Montreal 4-1, St Louis 4-0 over LA, San Diego 6-5 at Chicago. Niekro praised Carlton, who appreciated the crowd of 52,662.
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Olympic Chef Feeds 12 000 Daily at Munich Village
Hans Gobes directs food services for the Olympic Village serving about 12 000 guests three meals daily with a staff of 971 including 130 dishwashers. The operation runs on tight schedules and heavy meat purchases, with 2 million dollar bills and meals planned for diverse national tastes across three daily meal windows.
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Monmouth Invitational Favorite Ties to Racing Probe
Dalare Associates in Philadelphia reported a shocking development as Mia and Tweedy via trainer Lucien Laurin handed the matter to the Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau. Spencer Drayton said the TRPB learned of the case last Tuesday and it was then turned over to the FBI for investigation. Phil Iselin, president of Monmouth Park, cautioned that no statements can be made until the inquiry concludes. Tiya Ridge led as the 3-10 favorite carrying 126 pounds.
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Phil Iselin
Monmouth Park
Tiya Ridge
Number Of Wins Not Losses Secret To Winning Pennant
The 1972 pennant race emphasizes wins over losses as the key. Detroit leads AL East with 156 games, one more than New York and Boston, after losses by Detroit and Baltimore. Oakland sits atop the West, with a 155 game schedule to 154 for the White Sox, while Boog Powell and Vada Pinson fueled late rallies.
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Joe Rudi
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Boog Powell
Pat Dobson
Vada Pinson
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Jack Brohamer
Buddy Bell
Alex Johnson
Graig Nettles
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Flossie Russell Leads Women's Golf Night
Flossie Russell led play at Corry Country Club Monday night ladies league tying for the low gross and capturing the low net. She tied Ann Chillock with 45 for the night’s low scores while her 33 won the low net. Dorie Hillstrom’s team stayed first with 48 points, Mabel Bloom’s second with 38 percent, Mary Bracken’s third, and Shirley Bailey’s fourth with 354 percent.
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