Old Mizzou Springs Quiet Amid Campus Turmoil Scene
Special to The Daily Times notes University of Missouri quiet amid broader campus upheaval in Missouri. Amid talk of SDS Afro studies and pro football prospects, Dan Devine maintains focus on spring practice as Harrison and others draw pro scouts, while campus life sees few protests and steady growth in enrollment and black student presence.
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Beman Takes Lead At U S Open In Houston
Deane Beman, 150 pounds and a former amateur champion, shot a 69 to stand three under par at Cypress Creek and lead the U S Open after two rounds. Bob Murphy Miller Barber follow one stroke back as Jack Nicklaus contends and Trevino misses the cut due to a knee injury.
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Allen Refuses Interview Over Trading Stamps Incident
In San Diego Richie Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies walked off a postgame interview after broadcaster Jerry Gross joked about trading stamps. Allen said he would not interview over such remarks and left the microphone missing the bus as the team prepared to head to the hotel.
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National League standings and Friday results summarized
NL East led by Chicago with 39 wins and 18 losses. New York 29 25. Pittsburgh 29 29. West features Atlanta 33 23 and Los Angeles 32 24. Friday results include Philadelphia 6 San Diego 1 and Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 1. Tonight's games list Philadelphia at San Diego and Atlanta at Pittsburgh among others.
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Podgajny Sets Mark in Ursinus Two-Mile AAU Meet
Steve Podgajny finished fourth but established a new Chichester Pacer two mile record of 9 minutes 49.1 seconds at Ursinus College AAU meet. The prior club record of 5 minutes 33.3 seconds was set by Podgajny in 1968.
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Krausse Checks Bosox with Two-Run Blast in Rally
Lew Krausse held Boston to one earned run as Oakland built a late lead and Fingers closed to earn the win for Chuck Dobson. Gene Tenney, Rollie Fingers and Ken Suarez contributed in relief as the A’s edged the Red Sox 5-2. Detroit blanked Kansas City 6-0 in another AL game.
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Marichal Dominates Montreal as Giants Win Hardfought Clash
Hall of Fame contender Juan Marichal improved to 7-2 this season and 177-79 lifetime with a six hitter against the Expos, tying Whitey Ford for the best winning percentage in baseball history. The right-hander’s seventh complete game of the year came amid a busy night of scores across the league including Wise and Fosterled Philadelphia and Los Angeles victories. the day highlighted Marichal’s sustained mastery and a string of strong pitching performances.
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Short Operation S Is Successful
Lefthander Chris Short of the Philadelphia Phillies was recovering at Temple University Hospital today after a two hour operation Friday to remove a herniated disc. Short underwent a successful operation but will be sidelined for the rest of the season.
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Harvard Heavyweight Crew Seeks Seventh Straight Yale Win
Harvard's heavyweight crew aims for its seventh consecutive victory over Yale in the oldest intercollegiate race on the Thames River at Gale.
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Hyndman Faces Bonallack in British Amateur Final
US veteran Bill Hyndman III, 53, meets defending champion Mike Bonallack in a 36 hole final at Royal Liverpool Golf Club. Hyndman, aiming for a fourth title, contends with fatigue but says his form is the best of his career as Bonallack delivers a string of birdies in the semi finals.
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Fight Results in Fort Worth Bout
In Fort Worth Texas Wisi Warren of Corpus Cluttat Texas won a decision over Jose Gabing of Mexico. The match featured Warren at 139 pounds prevailing on points.
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