Wanamaker Leads U S With 7,648 Decathlon Points At Pan Am
Rick Wanamaker, a 6 foot 8 Iowan, stuns in the Pan American decathlon with 7,648 points, outranking US rival Russ Hodge and earning a key US medal haul as Cuba and Canada trail in the overall standings at Cali. The Des Moines native excelled in multiple events, overcoming fatigue after a 36 hour stretch and a 1,500 meter finish.
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Drake University
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Los Angeles
Jesus Mirabal
Mexico
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Star of Hope 1899 to 1929 Hope Daily Press
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Pan Am games spark strong USA track and field showing
Americans sweep events led by Steve Prefontaine and Steve Stageberg in the 10000 meter and 100 meters while Debbie Brill sets a Pan Am high jump mark. Allan Feuerbach wins shot put as Canada protests judging and Mexico’s Manuel Mateos shines in weightlifting. USA momentum continues in gymnastics and baseball faces Cuba amid round robin play.
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Travelers sweep doubleheader to stay atop division
Arkansas Travelers widened their Central Division lead in the Dixie Association by sweeping Asheville Tourists 4-1 and 6-2. Wayne Dees belted a bases loaded homer, and Asheville errors helped Arkansas pull away. Other Dixie action saw San Antonio beat Amarillo 7-0 and Dallas-Fort Worth Top Albuquerque 9-3.
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Baseball Scouts Attend N Mex Ranch Totals
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Shorter Training Discussed At Major League Meeting
The major league summer meeting in Chicago will cover a reduced spring training season and draft changes. Los Angeles Houston Atlanta and St. Louis back shorter camp and less exhibition play. Draft changes would move four year college players back to the regular phase if not signed. other secondary phase players face one selection only.
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Fights Highlight Arnold Taylor Victory in Melbourne Bout
The Associated Press reports Arnold Taylor of South Africa outpointed Memo Espinosa of Mexico in Melbourne. In New Bedford Eddie Owens outpointed Paul Cardoza of Springfield, matching 10 round action.
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Coach Opposes College Scholarships for Athletic Aid
Fort Worth AP report notes Bil Yeoman, Houston coach, opposes need based scholarships after experiences at Michigan State. He cites blank forms, parental income disclosure issues amid divorce, and believes need scholarships misfire on the field. He argues players often prefer earning their way and NCAA studies possible national adoption.
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Dolphins holdout backs back after costly dispute
Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick return to the Miami Dolphins after signing a team approach for future talks with the NFL club. Both want about 20 000 more than 1970 salaries while facing daily fines amid early training camp actions.
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