California Woman Officiates Game In Cage Tourney
Darleng May of Los Angeles became the first woman to officiate at an international basketball tournament in Sofia Bulgaria. She called the Yugoslavia Denmark women’s game at the World University Games with Bulgaria’s Ivan Savov. May, Cal Poly Pomona head coach and longtime official, said the assignment marks a breakthrough and expects more women to referee at Olympics and men’s college games within five years. She noted international play is more physical and emphasized protecting players and establishing authority under the basket.
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Sofia
Hulgaria
May
Los Angeles
Denmark
Miss May
Bulgaria
Ivan Savov
International Federation of Basketball Associations
FIBA
Saffia
Bill Wail
Cal Poly
Pomona
Miss May Ds Shay
Ameria
People’s Republic of China
U S
U.S
American Leads After Two Events In World University Games
UCLA’s Jane Frederick tops the women’s pentathlon with 2,800 points after three events in Sofia. She placed second in the 10 meter dash and shot put and tied for third in the high jump, as Ekaterine Smirnova trails with 2,702 points and Valentine Dimitrova holds 2,826 for Bulgaria.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Jane Frederick
UCLA
Miss Frederick
Valentine Dimitrova
Ekaterine Smirnova
Soviet Union
Predecike Lechner
Austria
Ekaterina Smirnova
Miss Dimitrova
Miss Smirnova
Silvia Baring
Netherlands
Larry Doubley
Los Angeles
Miss Chivas
East Germany
Marlies Oessner
Dane Fredericks
America
Valentina Dimitrova
Miss Fredericks
Phinla
Italy
Sara Simeoni
Vatoko Sloev
Leonid
Moissvev
East German swimmers sweep golds at European meet in Jonkoping
East Germany dominated the 14th European Swim Championships final session in Jonkoping Sweden taking most golds. Barbara Krause led with two wins including the 100 meter freestyle and relay, while Susanne Brigitha and Cheryl Brazendale contributed bronze and relay legs for their nations. Britain claimed medals with John Mills and Charrat Davies earning bronzes as Sweden and others posted notable performances.
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Jonkoping
Sweden
East Germany
Barbara Krause
East Gerany
Korella Ender
Fam
Anthor
Trmuenpl
Holland
Oedrhy
Britain
Jacqueline Cox
Grat
United States
East Berlin
Alau Haz
Faith Brigiths
Miss Krause
Uume
Brigitha
Secasid
Cheryl Brazendale
Hanway
West Germany
Swellen
Soviet Union
Firalials
Sweeden
Pnelkousartillis
Seemand
Qwuan'beve
Oindr
Roger Pyllel
Vienna
Pyllel
Spitz
Muntea
John Mills
London
Par Arvidsson
Charrat Davies
Susit Dager i
Baat
Zoltan Verraszia
Asdras Hargitay
World Class Sprinters Set To Meet Saturday in Sofia
In Sofia Bulgaria two top sprinters Leonardo Salvia Leonard Cuba and Harvey Glance United States prepare for a 100 meter showdown on the fast tartan track. They posted 10.34 clockings in heats and aim to challenge the 9 year old 10 second barrier with official electronic times. Miss Silvia Chivas leads the women's 100 meter field as Marlies Oessner’s world record stands at 10.88.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Salvia Leonard
Cuba
Harvey Glance
United States
Leonard
Jim Hines
Mexia
Hines
Mexico City
Glance
Auburn University
Montreal
National
Silvia Chivas
Britain
Andrea Lynch
Roth Nears 100 Grand in Bowling Earnings
Akron AP Roth from New York City nears the $100000 mark in pro bowling season earnings. He placed ninth in the $50000 Buffalo event, boosting season winnings to about $794,000. Hudson of Akron holds second with $73508, while Anthony of Tacoma trails with $63940 after missing this week. Tommy Wright of Milpitas won a $6000 prize in Buffalo.
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Akron
Ohio
Mark Roth
New York City
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Anthony
Tommy Wright
Milliraie
Calif
Buffalo
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Europe
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Roth
National Guard
National Gard
Biizardy
Helplya
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Belonas
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Lynch
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