Ryun and Mann Shine at U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene
Jim Ryun won his 800 meter heat for a second night as he and Ken Swenson advanced toward the finals and a spot in Munich. Ralph Mann led a 16-man field in the 400 hurdles semis while Jay Silvester topped discus qualifiers.
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U S and Soviet Rowers Face Henley Finals
At Henley Royal Regatta the United States Northeastern University crew coached by Ernie Arlett challenges WMF Moscow in the Grand Challenge Cup. In the Diamond Challenge, Alexander Timoshinin of Russia rows against Sean Drea of Vesper Boat Club. Dietz of NYAC competes in the double sculls with Klecatsky against Delafield and Crooks.
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Hack Leads NEKL Meet at Atchison Course
Lawrence Country Club and Alvamar Hills junior golfers produced multiple medalists and three firsts at the Northeast Kansas League meet on the par 72 Atchison course. Higuchi led with 77 in the 13-15 boys, Hack 45 in nine-hole boys, and Kennedy and Shull posted low scores for Alvamar to win the KWGA team title.
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Bill Noland
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Tammy Vaughn
Kelly Owens
Susan Anderson
Dana Anderson
Mark Cross
Darrell Cross
David Heath
Gary Anderson
Hawks fall 3-1 as Porter shuts down Hawks bats
Ottawa right-hander Charlie Porter dominated for the win as Lawrence managed only two hits. Tony Ice retired after 32 years with the postal service, and the Hawks could not overcome early Ottawa scoring despite strong relief from Melvin Lishers.
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Willye Eyeing Fifth Journey To Olympics
Willye White, 32, Chicago long jumper, seeks a fifth Olympic appearance amid injuries. She competes in the AAU women’s meet at Citizens Field and eyes a spot in the Frederick, Maryland trials next week. Olga Connolly of Los Angeles may tie Willye with five Olympics, while Martha Watson and Brenda Bryan chase the title.
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Corbin Shuts Out Royals, Twins Win 2-0
Ray Corbin tossed his first major league shutout and improved to 4-0, as Minnesota tops Kansas City 2-0. The Twins broke a scoreless game in the seventh with Harmon Killebrew and Jim Nettles driving in runs after Nelson labored into the seventh. Nelson lost his second game, despite pitching well into the seventh.
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Orioles Dobson Villains Tigers With Four-Hit Victory
Pat Dobson pitched four hits as Baltimore defeated Detroit 3-2 to trim the Tigers AL East lead to one game. Willie Horton hit his sixth homer for Detroit but a misplayed fly ball and a first inning double by Powell started Baltimore’s decisive two runs.
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Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
In Los Angeles Rodolfo Martinez stopped Famoso Gomez while Jim Mheair outpointed Jaime Campos. Frankie Crawford defeated Rodolfo Lobato in Los Angeles. New York saw Ray Mercado stop Chris Fernandez in Puerto Rico. San Diego hosted Ken Norton stopping James J. Woody.
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Youth Baseball JAYHAWK Standings Update
Woodlawn-Grant 4-1 Hillcrest 4-1 Kennedy-Iast Heights 3-2 Cordley Centennial 8-2 Sunset 8-2 Deerfield 2-8? Broken Arrow 1-4 Schwegler 0-5 Pinckney 5-0 Schwegler 3-1 Kennedy-Mast Heights 3-2 Sunset 2-2 Hillcrest 1-3 Cordley Centennial 1-3 Broken Arrow U-4.
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Diving List Hits 200 Entries in Oklahoma Meet
More than 200 entries have been received for the national AAU qualifying spring diving board championships to be held in Bartlesville on Saturday and Sunday, sponsors said today.
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