U S divers finalize Olympic lineup for Munich
The United States Olympic diving squad for Munich was finalized after three days of trials at Oakton Pool Park Ridge. Janet Ely Cindy Potter and Micki King claimed all three women’s berths while Mike Finneran earned dual spots for springboard and platform alongside teammates Dick Rydze Craig Lincoln Rick Earley and David Bush. Lincoln won the men’s springboard title and Bush placed third in platform with Rydze earning silver in platform.
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Houston
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U.S. Air Force
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Ohio
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Columbus
David Bush
University of Wisconsin
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Baseball doubleheader opens with Reds, Giants split
In Cincinnati, Ross Grimsley blanked San Francisco on eight hits as the Reds won the opener four runs early against Juan Marichal. The Giants bounced back in the nightcap with five runs in the 10th off reliever Clay Carroll. Tito Fuentes drove in the tie breaking run with an infield hit and Ed Goodson added a three run pinch triple. Bobby Bonds homered for the Giants first run and Jim Barr pitched the full game. In Atlanta, Earl Williams and Mike Lum each drove in three as the Braves routed the Dodgers and Hank Aaron moved to fourth on the all time runs list while Frank Robinson homered for L A.
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Reds
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Ed Goodson
Bobby Bonds
Jim Barr
Earl Williams
Mike Lum
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Ralph Garr
Jim Brewer
Williams
Braves
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Dodgers
Hank Aaron
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
Zarley and Hiskey Face Long Pro Tour Struggles
Zarley and Hiskey, weekly Bible study group colleagues, have endured long careers with limited wins over a decade. Hiskey sits 100th on the season money list with about $13,000 entering the tournament.
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Hayward Lumberjack winner takes all around title
Sven Johnson of Jewett City Conn won the all around title in the International Lumberjack Tournament held Sunday in Hayward Wisconsin. Johnson topped competitors from several states, claiming the event’s top honor and prize money.
Baseball Scoreboard Showdowns Across Camps Tonight
Scoreboard lists New York Gardner 2-0 and Peterson 10-11 facing Baltimore Dobson 12-9 and Alexander 5-5 in late afternoon action. Kansas City Nelson 3-4 visits California Ryan 12-8 while Bahnsen 12-11 meets Minnesota Blyleven 9-12. Tuesday games include Kansas City at Oakland and Minnesota at Texas.
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Evert Earns Revenge In Cleveland Bonne Bell Cup
Australians lose grip as Chris Evert dominates Evonne Goolagong 6 0 in the third set after a 6 3 4 4 loss. Evert vows to turn pro on her 18th birthday, while crowds set records for women’s tennis events in Cleveland.
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Coleman Named By Reds Fans Hall of Fame Inductee
Cincinnati AP Gordy Coleman, eight season Reds first baseman, elected to the Reds Hall of Fame by fans at Riverfront Stadium. Coleman now heads the Reds speakers bureau and was acquired from Cleveland in 1959, posting a lifetime .273 average.
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Fire Strikes At Killebrew House
A basement fire damaged the new $150,000 Prior Lake home of Minnesota Twins first baseman Harmon Killebrew with extensive smoke damage. No injuries occurred as Elaine Killebrew and three daughters slept. Harmon and two sons were away. Fire officials blamed an electrical equipment short.
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Casey Stengel Observes Second Birthday With Cake Tales
Glendale, California AP Casey Stengel marks his 82nd birthday recounting legends of past birthdays in Kansas City and Milwaukee. He recalls a huge cake at a ballpark and a war era pitcher swap. Casey and Edna plan three celebrations including Cooperstown honors Aug 6-7 and an Old Timers' dinner in San Diego Aug 17-18.
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Panama’s Pinder Wins Bantamweight World Title
Enrique Mar vel Pinder of Panama defeated Rafael Herrera of Mexico in a 15 round decision to become the new world bantamweight champion. Pinder was hurt in the ninth but stayed unbeaten with a 35-4-1 record. Herrera fell to 37-5-2. Pinder earned 7500 dollars, while Herrera collected 75000 plus 40000 for TV rights.
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Scott Wins 35 and Over Clay Court Final Title
Gene Scott of New York defeated Dr. Richard Raskind of New York 6-3 6-1 to win the singles final at the Men's 35 and over National Clay Court Tennis Championships held Sunday in Manhasset New York.
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New York
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Navy Football Opens Spring Practice With 37 Lettermen
Navy's football team opens spring practice admitting 37 lettermen from last season. The program aims to build experience across positions as coaches evaluate depth and potential starters for the upcoming campaign.
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Krenkel Wins Alabama Amateur Golf Title in Montgomery
Charles Krenkel, 23, of Birmingham, held a one-stroke lead entering the final round at the 56th Alabama Amateur Golf Tournament at Montgomery Country Club. He shot an even par 210 over 54 holes, securing his 11th win of the year and signaling a move to the pro circuit in September.
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