United States dominate Pan American swimming with records
The U S swimming team set Pan American Games records in every event on Tuesday night and added six gold medals to pull ahead in the team race. Kathy Hall received bronze after Joan Wenzel tested positive for an antihistamine. Cuba and Canada trailed in medals as Canada withdrew from soccer and basketball schedules amid suspensions and injuries.
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Cuba
Canada
Brazil
Mexico
Doug
Northbrook
Tucson
Ariz
Kathy Heddy
Summit
Rick Colella
Seattle
Wash
Dan Harrigan
Mishawaka
Argentina
Canadian Medalist Forfeits 3rd Place At Pan Am Games
Canadian Joan Wenzel, the third place finisher in the 400 meter run, was stripped of her bronze after a positive drug test at the Pan American Games in Mexico City. A trace of an antihistamine was found in a post race test, Wenzel from Waterloo Ontario said she took the pill for a cold. Kathie Hall of Chicago inherited fourth place and the bronze went to her. Wenzel returned the medal at a news conference.
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Mexico City
United States
America
Canada
Joan Wenzel
Doug Clement
Wenzel
Kathy Hall
Chicago
Kathy Weston
Reno
New
Abby Hoffman
Joanne McTaggert
Kathie Hall
Ted Percy
Montreal
Bowling League Scores Show Sporadic Wins and Near Misses
The Suburban League results list teams and players across divisions with mixed outcomes. Highlights include Vardy's Texgen, Harris, and DeMoure leading various matches, while Crowder and Crowdler posted solid showings. Virginia Bank and Trust and other sponsors appear in the standings alongside local shops and services.
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Ives Wremu-Youllsernigan
Nuey Hees
Radford
Stuirmont
Ludwick
Irby
Vardy
Texgen
Harris
Tapann Ira Sleepers
Gibson Charcoal House
Det Leggo Kins of the Sea
Jermdon
Garretts Tas Service
Adams
Jaiwrener Distributors
Jlaymes
Sovarce
Curage
Windley
Tat Hells
Aill
Sacanson Motors
Richmond
Independents
Crowdler
Ben David Trophies
Walker
Lynn Leads All Stars in 1975 AP Baseball Team
New York AP selects Fred Lynn of the Boston Red Sox as top outfielder on the 1975 Major League All-Star team. Lynn led the AL in runs and doubles with 109 and 47, slugging .566, batting .331 and earning 389 votes. Joe Morgan of the Reds is runner up, with Luzinski, Jackson, Scott, Madlock, and Bowa among infield selections. Pitchers Palmer and Seaver head the pitching votes. Bench and Jackson top the catching and outfield supporting spots.
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New York
Fred Lynn
Boston Red Sox
Associated Press
Lynn
Red Sox
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Greg Luzinski
Philadelphia Phillies
RBI
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A's
Morgan
George Scott
Milwaukee Brewers
Bil Madlock
Chicago Cubs
Larry Bowa
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Catfish Hunter
New York Yankees
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Vida Blue
Oakland
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Bench
Jackson
Bowa
Dave Conception
Scott
Luzinski
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles
Detroit Tigers
APL
Cook A Holy Terror Lineman Wins AP Player Honors
Alabama All-America end Le Roy Cook starred in a 30-7 win over Tennessee, notching 11 tackles with four for losses totaling 35 yards and earning The Associated Press National College Lineman of the Week. Coach Bear Bryant praised him as a holy terror, while Cook led Alabama in tackles with 44 on the season and helped limit Tennessee to 12 rushing yards.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Leroy Cook
Tennessee
Randy Wallace
Cook
Crimson Tide
Vols
Bear Bryant
Associated Press
Abbeville
Bryant
Alabama
Terry Moore
Baumhower
Ohio State Tops AP Football Poll as Colorado Enters Top Ten
Ohio State holds the AP ratings lead with 51 first place votes and 1,164 points after a win over Wisconsin. Oklahoma follows with 8 first place ballots and 1,053 points, while Southern California Nebraska Texas A M and Alabama Michigan Texas and Penn State remain in the top nine. Colorado climbs from 12th to 10th by beating Missouri 31-20, dropping Missouri from 10th to 15th. Arkansas and Syracuse losses shape the rest of the top ten.
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Associated Press
State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Ohio State
Southern
Cali
Fornia
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Alabama
Michigan
Texas
Penn State
Missouri
Tigers
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Southern Cal
Oregon
Oklahoma State
Texas Christian
Tennessee
Northwestern
Arkansas
Syracuse
Klahom
California
Madama Michigan
Penn St
Arizona
Florida
Rizona Am
Notre Dame
Michigan St
Pittsburgh
Maryland
UCLA
South Carolina
Grambling Extends Lead in College Division Poll
Grambling strengthened its hold on first place in the AP college division poll after a 38-22 win over Mississippi Valley. Grambling led with 431 points and 24 of 45 first place votes, opening a 78-point margin over Western Kentucky. The ranking featured a tight chase for second with Western Kentucky, Texas A&I, and a logjam for fourth among Eastern Kentucky, North Dakota, and Boise State. The top 15 included Wittenberg, Henderson State, Northern Michigan, and Montana, with Delaware making its debut in the poll after Lehigh’s 35-23 upset.
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Associated Press
Grambling
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Western Kentucky
Western
Texas A&i
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North Dakota
Boise State
Eastern
Ihaea
Thehree
Delta State
Wittenberg
Henderson State
Northern Michigan
Montana
Idaho State
Ithaca
Kentucky State
Delaware
Lehigh
Tal Pads
Wester Kentucky
Texas
North Bakata
Wittenhors
Take State
Thaca
Kentucky
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Earolin Musberry
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Tony Verez
Stargell
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Boston
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Selon Rast
Joe Murai
Cuiginnalt Beds
Hud Carew
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Taine
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Pirotes
Doug Griffin
Mal Rox
Bobby Grich
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Chitoge Cubsa
Pole
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Robinson
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Lou Brock
St. Loui Cardinals
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Judell Washington
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Texas Rangers
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Honey ‘Suita Milowsinker
Car Yastreemshi
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Don Malivek
Me Leu
Mike Cutiber
Ratiare
Burt Hooton
Laos Angeles Dodgers
Andy Messersmith
Reille Finnere
Ackland V's
Larry Christenson
Hilstolphia Phillies
Steve Husky
Kivisus City Howals
Dennis Eckersles
Jane Insta
John Montefusco
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago Cub
Bill Madlock
Holy Terror
Hob Baumhower
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Baumbhower
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Fuzzy
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Fillier
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Dave Queick
Pat Curto
Holy Cross
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