Olympic tryouts lose big men as no shows mount
Raleigh AP reports centers Leon Douglas and Robert Parrish along with Wally Walker skipped Olympic basketball tryouts. The absences widen by Mitch Kupchak and other stars, as Dean Smith leads a six day camp at NC State with 56 players vying for 15 spots amid two daily three hour sessions and a final public scrimmage.
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Panatta defeats Vilas to win Italian Open title
Adriano Panatta upset top seed Guillermo Vilas 2 6 7 6 6 2 7 5 at Foro Italico to claim the Italian International Tennis Open men’s singles crown and $30,000. The victory marks Italy’s first since 1961 with American absent from the title run.
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Yarborough and Petty Rally After Tough Race
In a grueling race, drivers Yarborough and Petty describe tire issues and wedge tweaks that failed to improve speed. Yarborough, who struggled with blistered feet, joked about missing a postrace dance while both were asked about lap money, and pettily joked about leaders chasing every lap for $15 deducted. They were invited by President Ford to a White House event honoring the King of Spain.
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600 MILES Yarborough Defends Lap Lead In Midseason Race
Yarborough and teammates Cale Bak and Richard Petty discuss the race as two wrecks slow progress. Marcis, Baker, Brooks, Hylton and Adcox crash amid late laps with engine failure and wall impacts.
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Final Indy standings with drivers and laps
Unofficial 60th Indianapolis 500 standings halted at 255 miles list drivers from Rutherford to Gehlhauser with car numbers, teams, laps completed and speeds. Notable entries include Rutherford 102 laps at 148.725 mph, Foyt 102 laps at 148.364 mph, Johncock 102 laps at 132.6 mph, Unser 10 laps, Andretti 10 laps and Walther 101 laps among many others. official standings to be released Monday. Rangers edge Metros in Toronto exhibition 2-1.
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Burfeindt wins LPGA title with clutch 16th putt
Betty Burfeindt captured the LPGA Championship at Pine Ridge with a two under par 71 final round to finish 287, one stroke ahead of Judy Rankin. Rankin rallied to tie late, but Burfeindt’s 12-foot birdie on 16 sealed the eight thousand dollar prize as Rankin extended her Pine Ridge bid with birdies on 12 and 13. Burfeindt, from Canaan New York, led early with a bogey on the first hole and held on despite pressure, finishing five under par for the event. Rankin earned $5,650 and sits at the top of the 1976 money list with about $66,841 in earnings.
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Guthrie Race Brings Humor as May Drives Thomas’ Car
Guthrie observers note playful moments as a runner nears the grass edge while David slows. Dick May drives Jake Thomas’ car Sunday and jokes crack over the car radio about a woman passing and getting out of shape in the fourth turn, with quips about panty hose.
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