Poor U S Finish in 10 000 at Olympic Trials
The report notes a weak U S finish in the 10 000 meters with athletes like Temu of Kenya predicting victory while Clarke and Woilde challenged. It also covers first day qualifiers and Martha Watson of Poly High advancing to the women's long jump final on a technicality, with Heide marie Rosendahl leading the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Watson
Poly High
Martha
Heidemarie Rosendahl
East Germany
Willye White
U.S
Tom Farrell
Wilson Kiprugut
Kenya
Ron Kutchinski
Charlie Greene
Bob Hayes
Jim Hines
Mel Pender
C.P. Montes
Cuba
Lennox Miller
USC
Jamaica
Clarke collapses at Mexico City Olympics 10km
Ron Clarke world record holder of the 10 000 meters was unconscious for 10 minutes at race end in high altitude Mexico City. He received oxygen and treatment for double vision and concentration loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Ron Clarke
Australia
Clarke
Kings Keep Pace in 4-4 Tie With Seals
In Oakland, the Seals rallied with three final-period goals to tie the Kings 4-4. Eddy Joyal broke a 3-3 deadlock, Jarrett added a late second tally, and a late melee left Vadnais with penalties as the game ended in a draw before 2,668 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
Oakland Seals
Kings
Seals
Bill Hicke
Gary Jarrett
Eddy Joyal
Charley Hodge
Dale Rolfe
Carol Vadnais
Jarrett
King
Watson Yy
Swarbrick
H. Hughes
Wall
Peters
White
MacDonald
LaBossiere
Robinson
Watson
Joyal
B. Hughes
Hickey
Hampson
Hamon
Hicke
Royal
Flett
Peniprae
Rame
Major
Minor
Vadnals i
Sentendeee
Siete
Hull and Mikita Lead Hawks Past Rangers 5-2
Bobby Hull returned from a 78 hour retirement 45 minutes before game and scored once as Stan Mikita helped on three others to power the Chicago Black Hawks to a 5 2 NHL win over New York. Mikita, last season's scoring champion, signed his contract 47 minutes before Chicago's opener Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
New York
Mikita
Chicago
Olympic Games results Men's 10000m and track events
The report lists final results for the Men's 10000 meters with Temu of Kenya first, Wolde of Ethiopia second, Gammoudi of Tunisia third, and other top finishers from Mexico, USSR, Australia, Britain, and additional placings. It also covers 400 meters, 800 meters, 100 meters dash heats and second rounds, with winners and notable times, and notes Olympic records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meftail Temu
Kenya
Mamo Wolde
Ethiopie
Mohamed Gammoudi
Tunisia
Juan Martinez
Mexico
Nickolav Sviridov
Ussr
Ron Clarke
Australia
Ron Hill
Britain
Wahib Mastessa
Ethiopia
Nedo Farcic
Yugoslavia
Alvaro Meia
Columbia
Tracy Smith
Tom
Lars
van Nelson
U.S
Gerhard Hennige
West
Sports scoreboard garbled result list
Fragmented scores show multiple national team results with misreads and unexplained tokens. Notable entries include France 3 New Guinea 1 and Hungary 4 Jos Salvador 0 with several other lines in unclear order and formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New Guinea
Hungary
Jos Salvador
Israel
Jo Gy
Mexico
Teka
Volleyball results from international matches
Japan defeated the United States three sets to none. Poland beat South Korea three to two. The Soviet Union won over Czechoslovakia three to two. Peru edged Mexico three to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
USA
Poland
South Korea
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Peru
Mexico
Medley of 1960s Regatta Heat Results Mixed with Errors
Fragmented OCR lists heats and times for rowing events. Notes for crews from United States West Germany New Zealand Italy Romania Bulgaria Holland Austria USSR Hungary Denmark Denmark appear, with mixed nationalities and unclear placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighis
West Germany
New Zealand
United States
Harvard
East Germany
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
United Fates
Coxiess
Holland
Austria
Hough-Johnson
Maher Nunn
Ussr
Yattes
Hungary
Secher
Denmark
Wienese
Var Blom
Long Beach
Schedule of Semifinals and Finals Highlights
The program lists track events across semifinals and finals including women's 100 meters and 000 meters round, men's 100 meters semifinals and finals, and various field events. Other activities include shot put finals javelin finals long jump finals and race walking finals along with boxing eliminations.
Cannon Wins Monterey Grand Prix In Rain
John Cannon from Santa Monica won the Monterey Grand Prix driving a McLaren Chevrolet in steady rain. Denis Hulme placed second for £7,400, with George Eaton third in a McLaren- Gurney Ford. Other notable finishers include Bruce McLaren, Jerry Titus, Skip Scott, Mark Donohue, Sam Posey, and Ian Burnett driving various McLaren Chevrolet or Lola entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Calif
John Cannon
Canada
California
Sunshine
McLaren
Santa Monica
Magers Chevrolet
Denis Hulme
Colnbrook
England
McLaren Chevrolet
George Eaton
Toronto
McLaren- Gurney Ford
Lothar Metschenbacher
Beverly Rne
McLaren-Gurney Ford
Bruce McLaren
Jerry
Titus
Canoga Park
Skip Scott
Devon
Lola Chevro
Mark Donohue
Media
Sam Posey
Sharon
Conn
Ian Burnett
Seattie
Wash
Burnett Chevrolet
Lakers Use Super Trio To Beat Rockets In Preseason
Elgin Baylor Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West combined for 64 points to lift the Los Angeles Lakers to a 125-115 win over the San Diego Rockets in Seattle. Baylor led with 27 as LA erased a 65-55 halftime deficit and pulled ahead in the third quarter. Guard Jim Barnett scored 25 for San Diego, 21 in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Lakers
San Diego Rockets
Philadelphia
Baylor
Jim Barnett
Rockets
Scullers Shine as Harvard, Limps, Pappin Star
L B Scullers place 1 3 Harvard Limps Home 5th. Pappin adds a goal and assist as Chicago, Toronto, Bruins, Flyers, and Wings play. Van Blom, Nunn, Maher excel in rowing heats with Maher rushed to infirmary after exertion. Bills’ Gregory undergoes knee surgery, ending season. Harvard crew suffers setbacks but eyes repechage second chance races Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y.P
Buffalo Bills
Ben Gregory
Harvard
New Zealand
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woilde
Temu
Combined News Services
London
Manuel Felipe
Vatican City
Paul VI
Olympic Gymnasium
Soviet Union
Mohammed Nassiri
Iran
Nassiri
JRO Piad
Paul Christman
Hull & Co
Rangers
Thomas Saisi
Dieter Fromm
Ronald Kutschinski
Walter Adams
Ralpha Doubell
Armin Hary
Germany
Hines
Miller
Pender
Ramirez
Caces
Greene
Wade Bell
Eugene
Ore
Ann_Arbor
Wilson Kiprupa
Aes Og
Inve Woe
Heidemar‘e Rosendahl
Cait
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
Dallas Lane
George Woods
Maggard
Mountain View
Callt
Imre Foldi
Nenryk Trebicki
Gennady
Chetin
Ihire Ichinoseki
Fernando Baez
Puerto Rico
Atanas Kirov
Chaiya Shukchinda
Thailand
Precious McKenzie
Kurt Pittner
Spain
Clawson
J.minnez
Pin Ramos White
Santiago
Haywood
Codina
Scott
Margall
Hasket
Fowler
Rodaguez
Silman Luky Saubers
Sagizela
Euscato Dee A.miinez
Alocan
Joslavia
Panama
Kerins
Brazil
Moroce
Senegal
India
Wat
Igium
Au ’Alla
Enya
Pakissa
Aoan
East ‘Germiany
Malaysia
Cannon
Sparks
NBA
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Art Harris
Salt Lake City
Air West
Jim Pappin
Hull
Ken Wharram
Bill Orban
Pappin
Mike Walton
Roger Crozier
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Phil Eposito
Boston Bruins
Philadelphia Flyers
L.B. Scullers
Harvard & Limps
Viktor Melnikov
Russia
van Blom
Henri Wienese
Achem Hill
John Nunn
Bill Maher
Maher
Nunn
Long Beach Rowing Assn
Detroit Boat Club
Shell Hill
Gregory
Arthur Evans II
Cincinnati
Mike Livingston
Carmichael, Calif
Aman Nae Aoen By
Scotland
21 Brands, Inc
N.Y, G
Bark Americard
Bank Americard
WED. & Thurs
Delta Tire Co
Pee Wee
Anaheim ST
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