US and Russia Clash at World University Games Opener
In Moscow the seventh World University Games begin with the United States sending a record over 300 athletes across eight sports. Kathy Schmidt eyes the world javelin mark while Bowerman and Maguire pace the 10,000 meters. Medals soon decided in shot put fencing and gymnastics as IOC figures assess Moscow as a 1980 Olympic site contender.
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Richard Bowerman
Indiana University
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Penn State
Dana la Due
University of Texas
Jesse Stuart
Western Kentucky University
Montreal
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Avery Brundage
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Ottawa native named executive director of seven team NAHL
SYRACUSE N Y AP Robert Dextraze of Ottawa has been named executive director of the newly formed seven team North American Hockey League. Dextraze, appointed Wednesday, is a former commissioner of hockey for Canadian armed forces in Europe.
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Medal Winners For DSA Row Named
Medal winners for DSA row include Lee Rose Lucy Raths Lisa Rose Kathy Hargrove Donna Caruso and Patty Dunlap along with third row honorees Richard King Robbie Gibbs Chris Raths Johnny Osterlund Tacky Raths and Mark Brown photographed by DAILY.
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Lee Rose
Lucy Raths
Lisa Rose
Kathy Hargrove
Donna Caruso
Patty Dunlap
Richard King
Robbie Gibbs
Chris Raths
Johnny Osterlund
Tacky Raths
Mark Brown
Browns defense questioned as 1970s season looms
Cleveland plans rely on a solid offense while defense shows unsettled end positions and injured players like Rich Jackson and Joe Jones. Recruits Bob Crum and several veterans vie for roles as D backs and linebackers, with Johnson and Sherk anchoring tackle duties and Cockroft aiming to boost kicking.
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National Football League
Rich Jackson
Joe Jones
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Nick Roman
University of Arizona
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Nick Skorich
Dale Lindsay
John Garlington
Tom Darden
Clarence Scott
Ben Davis
Bobby Majors
Jim Stienke
Walter Johnson
Jerry Sherk
Bob DeMarco
Gene Hickerson
John DeMarco
Doug
Dicken
Bob McKay
Interleague play hopes fade at major league meeting
Milwaukee AP report says American League officials met longer than planned as interleague play faced rejection. Bud Selig presented the proposal to a four member committee, but an executive council meeting already rejected the idea. Cronin noted ongoing discussion and uncertainty about a formal vote. Kuhn declined to declare the plan dead, while NL officials signaled opposition.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Bowie Kuhn
Cougar Sign Ed Manning for 1973 74 Season
Greensboro AP reports the Carolina Cougars sign 6 foot 7 Ed Manning for the 1973 74 season. It is his third Cougars season after three NBA years. Center Tom Owens and guard Gene Littles remain unsigned, a team spokesman said.
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Decatur Swim Team Finishes Second at State Meet
Decatur's swim squad placed second in the Alabama state meet as three DAS swimmers claimed two wins each. Auburn took the overall title with 364 points while Decatur totaled 321. Florence finished third in A Division with 285. Jasper won B Division with 191. Cullman was fourth in B with 112. Double winners were Robbie Gibbs, Kathy Hargrove, and Mark Brown, with three Decatur relay teams taking double wins in medley and freestyle.
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Jasper
Cullman
Robbie Gibbs
Kathy Hargrove
Mark Brown
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