Iba Counts On New Olympic Group For United States
Henry Iba at the Air Force Academy in Colorado trains about thirty candidates for the US Olympic basketball team for Munich. He notes the long odds, the rise of foreign competition, and plans three weeks of scrimmaging at the academy followed by Hawaii drills and exhibition games with pros to sharpen defense and set plays.
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Mexico City
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Charlie Scott
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George McGinnis
Kim Chones
Johnny Neumann
Ralph Simpson
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Pete Newell
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Oscar Robertson
Jerry Tacas
Walt Bellamy
Terry Dischinger
Darrall Imhoff
Bob Boozer
Adrian Smith
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Dave Hill a fiery star of golf with controversial runs
Dave Hill, noted for blunt statements and on course brilliance, won the Vardon Trophy in 1969, claimed three titles, and was runner up in the 1970 U S Open. A longtime Ryder Cup figure, he has provoked disputes with officials, fines, suspensions, and a high profile lawsuit against the PGA. He spoke of not being happy after wins, and hinted at a new swing adjustment on the practice tee.
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Hazeltine Golf Club
Chaska
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Dodgers Edge to 3-2 Loss as Buckner Stretches Hit Streak
Buckner extended his hitting streak to seven games with a single as the Dodgers fell 3-2 to the Cardinals. Davis remains out with a pulled muscle, Singer tries switch hitting, and Spinks faces Cleveland while Sutton meets Gibson. Joe Torre leads All-Star voting with 73,000 ballots as Cardinal attendance slips to about 15,000 per game.
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Mota
Willie Davis
Davis
Alston
Cleveland
Dodger
Bill Buckner
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Cardinals
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Mose Jaw
Canada
Singer
Bullet Bil
Dodger Dope
Tommy John
Scipio Spinks
Don Sutton
Hoh Gibson
Walter Alston
Danny Ozark
Roy Hartsfield
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Lefty- Remembered as scout after Angels firing
Lefty- continued from Page C-1 served as an Angels scout after being fired. His Angel teams won 222 games and lost 225. He is survived by widow Roberta, two children Dewayna and Charleen, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are by McAuley and Wallace Mortuary in Fullerton.
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Phillips
Roberta
Dewayna
Charleen
McAuley and Wallace Mortuary
N. Harber Blvd
Fullerton
Devils blank Trojans as Arizona State dominates College World Series
Senior Jeffander Jim Crawford limited USC to six hits while Arizona State used speed to win 2-0 marking ASU’s fourth straight post in Omaha. The Sun Devils remain unbeaten and face Temple as USC tangles with Texas. Erick Grubbs and Jimmy Brown led Oklahoma’s 7-1 win and Temple toppled Connecticut 7-4 in other action.
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Ernie Wright
Temple
Connecticut
Crawford
ASU
Sun Devils
Gary Atwell
Alan Bannister
Clint Myers
Arizona
State
Bump Wills
Dodger
Maury
Ken Reed
Alomar switches to daily role with Angels in 1989 swap
Alomar born to talent yet driven by rare resolve spent 1964 Milwaukee minor league springing into left side batting only to be discouraged by Bobby Bragan. In 1967 Houston system he tried again under favorable conditions and has since switch hit. He joined the Angels May 24 1989 in a deal sending Bobby Knoop to Chicago. He professes optimism about finishing the season strong despite unknowns.
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Bobby Bragan
Houston
Alomar
Angels
Bobby Knoop
Chicago White Sox
California
Knoop
Orioles edge A s 14 1 in nine innings at Oakland
Three Baltimore singles in the eighth broke a tight duel between Vida Blue and Pat Dobson as the Orioles defeated Oakland 14 to cap a day of big scores across the circuit. Don Buford drove in the only run. Blue suffered his third straight loss while his teammates managed just one run.
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Vida Blue
Pat Dobson
Orioles
Oakland
California
Don Buford
Blue
Detroit
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Houston
Montreal
Atlanta
New York
Torre Aaron Lead Fan Balloting For 1972 NL All Stars
Joe Torre and Hank Aaron head the 1972 National League All Star balloting as the first week results show Torre atop third basemen with 73 129 votes and Aaron leading outfielders with 9 549 votes among 152 009 ballots tallied.
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UPI
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Geiter
Bowie Kuh
Sinw Torre
Aaron
Shua dominates with 16 0 win to take early Legion Harbor lead
Shua crushed North Long Beach 16 0 as Don Zimmerman and Greg Airhart went 3 for 3 and 10 first inning runs sparked the rout. Shua improves to 4 1 while North Long Beach falls to 1 4. In the second game Alamitos Bay beat Carson 24 0 behind Carl Romig who started the rally with a single and scored on Carl Mandish's double.
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American Legion
Alamitos Bay
Romig
Carl Mandish
Bob Hill
Mandish
De La Fuente Wins Split Decision in HOLLINGWORTH Main Event
Orlanto De La Fuente of Los Angeles rallied in late rounds to upset Indian George Davis of Oak Sand for a 10 round split decision at the Forum. De La Fuente improves to 27-4 and eyes a title shot against California middleweight champ George Cooper.
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Los Angeles
George Davis
Oak Sand
the Forum
de la Fuente
California
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Davis
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Norwalk Junior Bases Scores and Local Leagues
Scattered game results list junior bases and travel league scores across Norwalk and surrounding areas. Notable outcomes include Angels 9 9 tie with Dodgers, Cardinal and Yankees showings, and multiple minor team matchups such as Wellspring, Griz ales, and Red Boy & Potie. Local fire department and Rotary youth events appear in the mixed results.
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Cues
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