Pearson Wins Narrow 400 at MIS in Mercury
David Pearson drives the Wood Brothers Mercury to a .77 second victory in the 400 mile MIS race. Yarborough finishes second. Allison and Petty place third and fourth as Pearson extends his MIS dominance and tops NASCAR earnings with a 13,595 prize amid two late cautions and a sunlit race in Irish Hills.
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Mercury
Mis
Michael Graczyk
Cambridge
Junction
Mich
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Wood Brothers Mercury
Michigan International Speedway
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Benny Parsons
Nascar
Daytona Beach
Bobby Allison
Richard Petty
Allison
Roger Penske
Petty Dodge
Cale
Petty
Arizona NCAA Baseball Champ
Omaha AP report notes Arizona coach Jerry Kindall lauds junior pitcher Bob Chaulk as a key to the team’s success, praising his ability to throw strikes.
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Dan Even
OMAHA
Neb
Arizona Press
Bob Chaulk
Jerry Kindall
Ruthven's Best Stops Cubs in 5-0 Shutout
Braves right-hander Dick Ruthven blanked the Cubs on four hits to improve to 8-6 as Atlanta pulled ahead in the four game series. Darrell Chaney drove in three with two doubles, Rowland Office hit in his 25th straight game, and Vic Correll added an RBI.
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Chicago
Jim Marshall
Atlanta Braves
Dick Ruthven
Cubs
Ruthven
Chicago White Sox
Cub
Philadelphia Phillies
White Sox
Braves
Darrell Chaney
Steve Renko
Rowland Office
Renko
Chaney
Willie Montanez
San Francisco
RBI
Vic Correll
Marshall
Philadelphia
Bill Madlock
Carner Captures Hoosier Classic By One Stroke
JoAnne Carner sank a nine foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the Hoosier Classic in Plymouth Ind by one stroke. The victory boosted her year earnings to 42891 66 on the LPGA tour ranking fourth. Pat Bradley and Debbie Austin tied for critical misses on the finale. Carner began the round four under at 142 after two rounds on the par 72 6225 yard Plymouth Country Club course.
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Plymouth
Ind
JoAnne Carner
Pat Bradley
Westford
Mass
Debbie Austin
West Palm Beach
Fla
Carner
Plymouth Country Club
Babashoff Crowned U S No 1 Swimmer at Trials
Shirley Babashoff, 19, from Fountain Valley Calif, is U S top woman swimmer as trials end with bold claims of seven Olympic events. She set American records in freestyle and leads in 800 free, with teammates Sterkel Peyton and Bogliolli posting fast relay times. Brother Joe Bottom and brother Jack Babashoff also place in 100 free finals.
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Jack Stevenson
Long Beach
Calif
Shirley Babashoff
America
Fountain Valley
U.S
Shirley
Miss Babashoff
Jill Sterkel
Hacienda Heights
Kim Peyton
Portland
Ore
Wendy Bogliolli
Ocean City
N.J
Joe Bottom
Santa Clara
Jack Babashoff
Ashe Faces Taygan In Wimbledon Opener On Center Court
Ferdi Taygan the UCLA teenager opens Wimbledon against defending champion Arthur Ashe before 17,000 on center court. Ashe seeks form after a Nottingham first round exit, with Connors Tanner Nastase and Borg among favorites. women's title favored for Chris Evert as Billie Jean King retires from singles.
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Geoffrey Miller
Wimbledon
England
Ferdi Taygan
Ucla
Arthur Ashe
Taygan
Framingham
Mass
Britain
Ashe
Nottingham
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Ill
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Nastase
Connors
Beckenham
Tanner
Antonio Zugarelli
Italy
Martin Robinson
Service
Niki Spear
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
All-America Classic Remembers 15th Coaches Game in Lubbock
One year ago today the East defeated the West 23 to 21 in the 15th annual Coaches All-America football game held in Lubbock Texas. The note marks the annual sports remembrance with results and context.
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Lubbock
Texas
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Detroit
Dick Kryhoski
Philadephia
Ferris Fair
Braves at Astros on WDRM 102.1 MHz radio
PRO BASEBALL action features the Braves versus the Astros at 6 20 p m on station WDRM 102 1 megahertz. Television carries Dodgers at Reds at 7 30 p m on channels 48 6 and 2.
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Astros
WDRM
Dodgers
Reds
Frazier criticizes Seaver on team bus rant
New York Met Manager cautions slumping pitcher Tom Seaver for boisterous bus behavior saying You are talking 70 and shooting 90. George Foreman compares boxing to jazz noting the better it is the fewer people can appreciate it before his bout with the other Joe Frazier.
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Joe Frazier
New York
Tom Seaver
George Foreman
U S Women Set Pre Olympic Qualifier Schedule
The U S Women's Olympic basketball team, after a month at Central Missouri State University Warrensburg, left for Hamilton Ontario for the pre Olympic qualifying tournament. Thursday they face Mexico, then France, with Poland and Korea games on June 28 and 29. Teams are in two groups of five. top two advance to the July 2 3 finals.
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U.S
Central Missouri State University
Hamilton
Ontario
Mexco
France
Poland
Korea
Klostermann Placed In Fair Condition After Flight Chest Pain
Rams executive Don Klostermann 46 was admitted to a suburb hospital in fair condition after complaining of chest pains on a New York to Chicago flight. An American Airlines plane stopped at Buffalo International Airport to allow medical attention.
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Don Klostermann
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Klostermann
St. Joseph's
Cheektowaga
New York
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