Spider Sabich rises in pro skiing as sport grows
Vladimir Sabich known as Spider Sabich leads the new pro skiing boom. Beattie has built a 50-man circuit with grand prix events drawing thousands. Sabich has won most races, earned over 50 000 dollars in three and a half months, and eyes broader fame on ABC television.
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Bruin Trojan Spikers Take Wins In Pacific Dual Prep
UCLA Bruins and USC track teams prep for Pacific meets against California and Stanford with easy wins over Kansas and Occidental College. Edmonson led sprints with a meet record in the 220 and tied the 100 mark, while Corval set a 400 hurdles record. Stones and Owens posted notable jumps, and USC’s Quarrie watched as Garrison and Deckard showed sprint and hurdle prowess in a busy weekend slate.
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Jean-Pierre Corval
Charles Rich
Dwight Stones
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Dean Owens
USC
Don Quarrie
Vern Wolfe
Edesel Garrison
Garrison
Willie Turner
Willie Deckard
Leon Brown
Jerry Wilson
Westmont College
UC Santa Barbara
Jean Louis Ravelomanantsoa
Warriors must crack defense in Game Four showdown
Milwaukee's defense and fast scoring bursts overwhelmed Golden State in a 122-94 win, leaving the Warriors trailing 2-1 in the best-of-seven semifinal. Al Attles blamed turnovers for the defeat as Nate Thurmond posted 21 points and 21 rebounds for the Bucks.
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Trevino Puts 6 Wood to Work for Weekenders
Frank Beard argues Trevino uses a 6 wood to replace long irons, improving high accurate shots and par-3 performance. The piece notes fairway woods ease of use, counters the idea they are sissy clubs, and promotes the Shaving Strokes book with ordering details.
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Trevino
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Quarry to defend unbeaten mark in Forum headliner
Youthful Mike Quarry 34-0 from Anaheim faces Chuck Hamilton of San Francisco in a 10 round light heavyweight bout as the Forum hosts its first Monday boxing card replacing prior Long Beach Woodland Hills and Anaheim shows. Hamilton upset Amado Vasquez last month in San Francisco. A second 10 rounder pairs Mike Nixon of Glendale against Art Davis of San Diego in a middleweight bout.
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Amado Vasquez
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Art Davis
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Solar Salute Dominates 35th Santa Anita Derby
Solar Salute sped from gate to wire to win the $138,000 Santa Anita Derby. He earned $88,000 for owner J J Elmore and extended his win streak to seven with a bold performance despite Royal Owl finishing third.
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Freeway Series Scrapped by MLB Strike Halts Dodgers Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers and California Angels players stayed near home to train as the strike halted the Freeway Series. Spokesmen said workouts could not occur at home stadiums. An estimated 40,000 fans would have attended the two games, costing about 100000 in refunds.
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Diver Warns of Olympic Judges In Munich
Dallas based report notes Dick Rydze of Pittsburgh, the 1971 AAU Indoor 10 meter platform champion, fears European judges may favor cleaner entries. He remains hopeful the US can win diving medals in Munich while acknowledging tougher judging abroad. Ulrika Knape of Sweden dethroned Micki King for the women's title with a near perfect inward dive.
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Micki King
Hermosa Beach
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Ulrika Knape
Gothenburg
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Anarchy Looms in National League West Prospectus
The piece gauges five likely division contenders with the Astros pressing for the crown. It highlights Dave Roberts and Lee May joining Houston, strong starting pitching and bullpen depth, May's 39 homers and 98 RBIs, and predicts a West division finish of first while noting questions at Wynn and catcher concerns.
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Scipio Spinks
Ron Cook
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Tommy Helms
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Roger Metzger
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