Track Trials Resume Today
In Eugene Oregon athletes Mike Manley and Mark Feig train in the Cascade mountains to escape Willamette Valley pollen as U S Olympic track trials resume. Manley competes in the 3000 meter steeplechase and Feig in the 1500 meters amid allergy concerns and brief retreat plans before events.
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Mark Feig
U.S
Manley
Feig
University of Oregon
Cascades
Chandler Tops U S Olympic Trials Diver in Knoxville
13 two paragraph summary of 17 year old Jennie Chandler winning top spot on the U S women's three meter team at the Montreal Olympics trials in Knoxville. Chandler overcame a fall and bruised legs to post 441.75 points aided by late rally and strong optional dives. Cynthia Potter McIngvale and Barbara Nejman earned Olympic berths with 433.50 and 432.12 points respectively as finals continued for three more berths and prelims for the women's ten meter platform.
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Tenn
U.S
Jennie Chandler
Lincoln
Ala
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Dallas
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Munich
Barbara Schaeffer Nejman
Mrs. Nejman
A's owner Finley faces order to play trio after sale
Charles O. Finley may be ordered to use Vida Blue Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers in Oakland games as AL or the Commissioner KUHN or MacPhail decide. Blue signed a contract before the sale and faces possible liability if injuries occur.
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New York
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Oakland A’s
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American League
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Finley
Yankees
Neil Papiano
California
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Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
A’s
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Boston Red Sox
Kuhn
Oakland
Congress To Hear From Combatants Over Baseball Sale
The House Select Committee on Professional Sports aims to hear Bowie Kuhn and Charles Finley in Washington over the June 15–18 player sales. Finley sold Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi for 1 million each and Vida Blue for 1.5 million, prompting Kuhn to void the deals. The panel plans hearings next week or the week of July 19 to probe the sale, the reserve clause, and baseball’s future.
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American Enterprise System
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Washington Senators
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Hicks Holds Out For No-Cut Contract Bonus
Rockets general manager Ray Patterson says No. 2 pick Phil Hicks is holding out for a no-cut contract and a bonus. Hicks, a 6-7 forward from Tulane, missed the Rockets three-day summer camp that ended Wednesday. Patterson said Hicks refused to attend despite efforts to persuade him.
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Houston Rockets
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Phil Hicks
National Basketball Association
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Tulane
Rockets
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