Downhill Racer: Courage Or Insanity in Innsbruck
Peter Patterson, 19, from Sun Valley Idaho, posts a one minute forty seven seconds downhill run at Innsbruck. The AP profile details a career scarred by multiple bone breaks as he battles gusts and nerve while racing at extreme speeds toward the Olympic downhill final.
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12 Year Old Russian Star Skater Elena Vodorevova
Elena Vodorevova, a 12 year old Soviet figure skater, draws praise for her speed and poise as she eyes Olympic gold in Grenoble. Coaches warn against overtraining as she balances prodigy status with childlike enthusiasm and a growing role in the Soviet bid for skating supremacy.
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Crow leads Duke past Wake in late ACC clash
Wake Forest Deacons ride four from Mark Crow to stay with Duke as Deacon turnover and a missed free throw by Mark Dale let Duke tie late on a Crow jumper. Brown 25 and Griffin 17 for Wake. Armstrong 22, Hodge 22, Crow 19 for Duke. Duke coach Foster pleased with break. Wake's coach Tacy says steady strategy paid off. Wake 2-5 ACC, 15-6 overall. Duke 2-? ACC, 11-8 overall. road woes persist for Duke in ACC under Foster.
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Baseball Returns To Seattle In Seventies Expansion
AP reports major league baseball will return to Seattle in 1977 after a six year absence. Radio executive Lester Smith and AL President Lee MacPhail announce details of an expansion franchise to operate here in 1977.
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College hoop chaos sparks upsets across nation
Maryland edged Virginia 69 66 with Brad Davis sealing victory from the line and Mo Howard key free throws. Notre Dame crushed LaSalle 108 89 led by Adrian Dantley 41 points. Georgetown beat St John s 74 73 in overtime as Derrick Jackson scored 23 in OT. Kansas State upset Missouri 85 81. Cincinnati topped Pitt 89 77. Western Michigan beat Loyola of Chicago 80 73.
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