Goyette Stars Rangers Dominate Kings 7-0
Phil Goyette scored three goals as the New York Rangers routed the Los Angeles Kings 7-0. Ed Giacomin earned his first shutout of the year, with Rod Gilbert and Jean Ratelle among the other scorers and Harry Howell and Don Marshall contributing assists.
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NEW York
UPI
Phil Goyette
Ed Giacomin
New York Rangers
Kings
Goyette
Harry Howell
Donnie Marshall
Howell
Walt Tkaruk
National Hockey League
Ranger
Rod Gilbert
King
Wayne Rutledge
Rutledge
Gerry Desjar
Govette
Nevin
Marshall
Hadfield
Tkaczuk
Stewart
Cahan
Hughes
Anadio
Gilbert
Ratelle
PGA Players Leave Open to Form Rival Group
The article reports growing rifts in professional golf as players threaten a separate organization. Vic Stark of the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce faces criticism for backing the rival group. Key players Paul Warren Ed Carter and Dan Bernheim have secured multiple tournaments for RPG, while the PGA wrestles with leadership doubt and a contentious three year contract for executive director Bob Creasey.
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Vic Stark
Los Angeles
Stark
Anw Wn
New Players Group
PGA
Leo Fraser
Elbin
Bob Creasey
West Palm Beach
Florida
Creasey
Seal Beach Sailor Helps Lock Gold in Star Class Title
United States clinched gold in two Olympic yachting classes as six of seven races completed. In Dragon, Buddy Friedricks and crews Gerald Schreck and Barton Jahncke won aboard Williwawa, ahead of Denmark and France. In Star, Loel North and Peter Barrett secured gold by a fraction of a point after a 12th place in race six.
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Seal Beach
Acapulco
United States
Sweden
Russia
Buddy. Friedricks
New Orleans
Gerald Schreck
Metairie
Barton Jahncke
Williwawa
Denmark
Aage Birch
Chok
Tequila
Michele Briand
Birk
Frierdichs
East Germany
Matafo
Paul Borowski
Loel North
San Diego
Calif
Peter Barrett
Sea Beach
Best Ever? United States Girls Swim Team Anxious for Medals
Mexico City reports coach Sherm Chavoor hails the U S girls as the greatest team yet with Patty Caretto and Susie Atwood Eyeing medals. Patty 17 year old seeks 800 free glory while Susie Atwood targets the 200 backstroke amid tough rivals Elaine Tanner Poky Watson and others.
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Mexico City
Sherm Chavoor
United States
Chavoor
Tokyo
Long Beach
Patty Caretto
Phillips 66 Swim Club
Don Gambril
Patty
Gambril
Susie Atwood
Millikan High
Lakewood Aquatic Club
Susie
Elaine Tanner
Canada
Pocky Watson
U.S
Benedictine Duprez
France
Lynn Watson
Australia
Lakewood
Jim Montrella
Elaine
Pokey
Kimla Brecht
Lakewood Aquatics Club
Shavoor
U S Sweeps 10 of 12 Olympic Swim Medals in Mexico City
United States win 10 of 12 medals in swimming and diving at the Olympic Games in Mexico City including all four golds. Debbie Meyer and Claudia Kolb win for the U S with Hickcox and Kolb setting Olympic records.
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Mexico City
UPI
United States
Yanks
Bernie Wrightson
Phoenix
Ariz
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Calif
Charles Hickcox
Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
Klaus Dibiasi
Italy
Karen Moras
Australia
Yanks Dominate Final Track Events
The United States showcased depth winning major track finals led by Fosbury as he cleared 7 feet 6 1/4 inches after two misses, surpassing Thomas and Brumel records. Keino and Ryun posted standout times while Gummel set a new women's shot put mark and Wolde won the marathon. Coach Jordan hailed a great team effort with multiple golds.
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Keino
U.S
Payton Jordan
Maritta Gummel
East Germany
Mamo Wolde
Ethiopia
Abebe Bikila
Tokyo
Kenji Kimihara
Japan
Mike Ryan
New Zealand
Jordan
Muniz Upsets Kasprzyk In Olympic Welterweight
Armando Muniz of Artesia California defeated Marian Kasprzyk of Poland to pull a major upset in the welterweight division at the Olympic boxing competition in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Armando Muniz
Artesia
Calif
Marian Kasprzyk
Poland
Beliveau Reaches 500 and 5501 NHL Career Goals
Jean Beliveau scored his 500th and 501st career goals to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-2 win over the Detroit Red Wings. Gary Ehman added two goals as the Oakland Seals beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4-3 to hand them their first loss of the season.
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Jean Beliveau
Montreal Canadians
Detroit Red Wings
Gary Ehman
Oakland Seals
Chicago Black Hawks
Baltimore Rally Sees Suns Sink
The Baltimore Bullets used late rally in the fourth quarter to beat the Phoenix Suns 134 to 122 in Phoenix. Bullets leaned on season experience to pull away after a tight start.
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Baltimore
Suns
Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Assn
Phoenix
Ion
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
San Diego
Chicago
Atlanta
San Francisco
Seattle
Olympic relay and sprint results from Mexico City era
United States won the men's 400 meter relay in 38.2 seconds a world record with Cuba second and France third. Key field events included Fosbury winning high jump at 7 feet 4% inches. Kipchoge Keino led the 1500 meters, and several other finals covered include women 400 relay and shot put with world records noted.
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U.S
Fosbury
Juan Martinez
John Thomas
Valery Brumel
Brumel
Ed Caruthers
Pacific Coast Club of
Long Beach
Valentin Gabrilov
Russia
Valeriy Skvortsov
Keino
Herb Elliott
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Bodo Tummler
West Germany
Tom van Ruden
Marty Liquori
United States
Charles Greene
Mel Pender
Ronnie Smith
Jim Hines
USA
Cuba
Hermes Ramirez
Gua Morales
Pablo Montes
Enrique Figuerola
France
Gerard Fenouil
Josselyn Delecour
Claude Piquemal
Roger Babuck
Valentin Gavrilov
Valery Skvortsov
Reynaldo Brown Compton
Calif
Giacomo Crosa
Italy
Gunther Spielvogel
Lawrence Peckham
Australia
Robert Sainte-Rose
Innomar Sieghart
Luis Garriga
Spain
Ahmed Sennussi
Chad
Miodrag Todosijevic
Yugoslavia
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Henryk Szardykowski
Poland
Josef Odrozil
Czechoslovakia
Thomas von Rudden
San Pedro
Ben Wabura Jipcho
Andre de Hertoge
Belgium
Metin Liquort
Wvyomia
Holland
Britain
Divine Men's 3-Meter Final Standings and Olympic Medley Times
Final 3-meter springboard results list Bernard Wrightson of Phenix first with 170.15 points, Klaus Dibiasi of Italy second at 159.74, Luis Rivera of Mexico and James Henry of Dallas tallying lower scores while others from France, Sweden, Russia and West Germany also compete. In the 200-meter individual medley final Charles Hickcox of Phoenix sets an Olympic record with 2 minutes 12.0 seconds as Greg Buckingham John Ferris and others post times.
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Miss Kolb
Sue Pedersen
Sacramento
Jan Henne
Oakland
Calif
Hickcoxs
Greg Buckingham
Atherton
John Berris
Miss Meyer
Linda Gustavson
Santa Cruz
Miss Moras
Sabine Steinbach
East Germany
Miss Pedersen
Miss Steinbach
Miss Henne
Yoshimi Nishigawa
Japan
Ferris
Hickcox
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clara
Kolb
USA
Cluf
Yoshimi Nishiqgawa
Aarianne Seydel
Waren Moras
Austratia
Kruse Pomnany Beach
Fla
Gaeriele Wetzko
Teresa R
Mirez
Mexico
Angela Coughlan
Canada
Crid Morris
Sweden
Bernard Wrightson
Phenix
Klaus Dibiasi
Italy
Luis Rivera
raNino de Sjames Henry
Dallas
James Henry
Luis Nine de Rivera
France Cacsotto
Keith Russell Mesa
Ariz
Tard Anderson
Donald Wagstaff
Austrans
Mohat Safonov
Russia
Ulrich Reff
West Germany
Vladimir Vasin
Pentti Koskinen
Finland
Charles Hickcox
Phoenix
John Ferris
Juan Bello
Peru
George Smith
Michael Holthaus
West Gersey
Peter Lazar
Hungary
A Division Scores and Matchups in 1930s League
The record lists A Division results with teams including Hollywood Stars Paramount Maccabee Guadalajara Los Altos Downtown Mustangs Belmont North L Beach and Valley Ga ishte Club Lynwood Falcons Nacional Montevideo Argentina. It notes Downtown Mustangs 24 over Belmont 20 and Los Altos 41 over Downtown.
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Hollywood Stars
Paramount
Maccabee
Guadalajara
Los Altos
Downtown Mustangs
Belmont
North L. Beach
Downtown’ Mustangs
Vacon Stare
Barbara
Valley Gaishte Club
Lynwood Falcons
Los
Nacional Montevelie
Argentina
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Birnie Peta
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Marita Lance
Matsghda Chitheva
Judit Lendavai
Renate Pay East
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Leonid Zhabotinsi
Serge Reding
Joseph Dube
Doctor’s Inlet
Manfred Rieger
Rudolf Mango
Mauno Lindroos
Kalevi Lahdenranta
Donald Oliver
Pieter van der Kruk
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Richard Sanders
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