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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1976
Page
43
A dense roster-like passage lists numerous individuals, likely players or participants, embedded with stray numbers and fragments. The text reads as a running catalog of names such as Tommy Garrett Jory Ingearn Wey Hutchens Roy Fark and many others, interspersed with partial titles and stray alphanumeric codes that resemble a historical newspaper page segment.
Brendan Foster followed up his 5,000m win last weekend with a clear victory in the 10,000 meters at Crystal Palace during the Olympic trials. He clocked 27 minutes 53.69 seconds, with Tony Simmons about 40 meters back and Bertie Ford taking third, a half lap behind.
Harris and Worth Hedrick lead in early flights while Dan Cecil holds a five shot advantage in the 14th. Ken Vestal and Bob McPherson contest tight races in 15th and 16th flights. Bocholes and McAdoo top 17th, Garrett leads 18th, Ussery dominates 19th. Trophy presentations follow post tournament ceremonies at Blair Park.
SEATTLE AP Two free agents signed with the Seattle Seahawks bringing total to 93. Al Knapp a 6 1 220 pound kicker from Utah State and Laumberto Ignacio a soccer player from San Pedro Brazil joined the expansion team after Knapp was cut by Green Bay in 1974.
Paul Radford of Ferris, Virginia and Roger Hill of Westfield North Carolina won the two 25 lap NASCAR Modified Division features at Bowman Gray Stadium. Radford led the opening race from start to finish, driving a Pinto, while Hill led the second race from the front in a Capri. Brinkley widened his lead in track standings with strong finishes, and several drivers were involved in crashes reducing the field for the second race. Jimmy Johnson won the Limited Sportsman feature as Alfred Hill’s five race win streak ended.
Pettit's column recalls Olshinski battling to post a better score at Oak Hollow after rough holes and a five putt. He aimed to break a hundred, then joked about breaking 140, admiring the course and attitude. A playful note on golf ball bounty and his wary golfing partners ends with a warning about his 9 iron.
The United States Olympic basketball team opened with a strong scrimmage against Spain in Chapel Hill, 111 to 86 over 40 minutes of a 55 minute drill under Dean Smith. All 45 players saw scoring, led by Adrian Gantley Scott May and Steve Sheppard with Phil Ford the standout playmaker.
British sailor Tony Bullimore in the 42-foot Kimaran Tora was rescued by the Liberian tanker Ocean Chemist after his boat caught fire about 230 miles west-southwest of Ireland. The vessel sank with six others having retired from the 3,000 mile Plymouth to foreign port race.
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