Miller and Nicklaus Share Desert Golf Lead
Allen Miller fired a four under 68 to tie Jack Nicklaus at 205 through 54 holes in the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic. Arnold Palmer moved within one stroke of the leaders with a 69, joined by Gay Brewer at 206, while greats like Billy Casper and Doug Sanders faded in the long five day event.
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U S Olympic Committee Shakeup Names Miller Leader
Col Donald Miller 52 is named executive director of the U S Olympic Committee while seven athletes join the board, including 1972 Munich gold medalists Micki King and Frank Shorter. New president Phillip Krumm reshapes governance with a larger executive committee and an 18 member advisory panel.
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New York
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Boston
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Santa Barbara
Calif
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Baton Rouge
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Ariz
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Davenport
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Krumm
Miller Sets News Meet For Monday
New York AP Marvin Miller will hold a 2:30 p.m. EST news conference Monday to respond to owners latest contract proposals. Owners call for arbitration on salary disputes while preserving parts of the reserve clause. players seek to alter or end it and press pension and basic agreement issues. The 1960s era notes training camp disruption and a 13 day strike that delayed last season, impacting pennant races including Detroit and Boston.
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Ali Shows Split Boxing Personality
Muhammad Ali displays a split boxing persona while training for his Wednesday bout with European heavyweight champion Joe Bugner at the Las Vegas Convention Center. He earns 275000 but denies pursuing a rematch with George Foreman, and he believes Joe Frazier passed up a return clash for 4 million. Bandini Brown was fired after pursuing a Foreman offer, and Ali chased him from the dressing room. Bugner, sparring with Cleveland Williams, is praised for his power as both fighters train at Caesers Palace with Gov. Mike O Callaghan present.
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Nevada
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Alvera Tops Fastest Run at Lake Placid Bobsled Trials
Italy's Giorgio Alvera posted the fastest time in three days of two man bobsled trials at Lake Placid as 24 teams from nine nations, U.S., Canada and Japan, prepared for this weekend's world championships. Times improved as weather cleared with no track issues. Rivera led runs late at 1.07.84 with Zimmerer close behind. Also noted were U.S. drivers Lamey and Whitney and other European crews as conditions promised near-record clockings. Also Boston Bruins figure Milt Schmidt, 55, sought a new multi-year contract after 36 years with the club.
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National Hockey League
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Buddy Baker Seeks Daytona 500 Pole Position
Buddy Baker states pole position at Daytona 500 is crucial, aiming to lead the front row in time trials at Daytona International Speedway. Top contenders include Foyt, Allison, Petty, Pearson, and Yarborough, all posting practice speeds over 180 mph as they chase a $5,000 bonus and a prime start.
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Cale Yarborough
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Frankie Frisch Remains In Serious Condition After Auto Crash
Frankie Frisch, the Hall of Fame bound Fordham Flash, remained in serious but stable condition after a single car crash on Interstate 95 near Elkton Maryland. A Union Hospital spokesman cited multiple fractures and lacerations as state police reported the high speed mishap following a left rear tire blowout. Frisch, 74, starred for the New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals and later managed multiple teams including the Cards Pirates and Cubs.
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Earl Ross Tops Friday Qualifying at Daytona in Royal Triton
Canadian Earl Ross clocked 172.874 mph for fastest time on day two at Daytona International Speedway as he seeks the Royal Triton 300. He drives a Chevrolet bought from Bobby Allison’s shop for 26000 dollars and will also race in the Daytona 500. Pole was claimed by Ron Hutcherson at 181.265 mph in a Ford. Other Friday qualifiers include Robert Wales, Jim Tobin, Ralph Young, and Jeff Harr.
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Pleasant Grove
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Colonial Heights
Minn
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