Stars shine in Munich tuneups as Woods leads US sweep
Olympic track stars James Woods and Larry Black pace a strong United States showing at Munich tuneups. Milburn, Stones and others posted top marks, while IOC president-elect Lord Killanin outlined cautious reforms and warned against politics in sport.
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Davis Cup site decision could pit U S against Romania
UPI reports U S Davis Cup captain Dennis Ralston says finals may be played in the United States as Romania led by Ilie Nastase and Ion Tiriac demands Bucharest. Ralston notes the new format allows a finals site in the United States possibly in Los Angeles in October.
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Marathon runner protests route for Munich Games
Ken Moore of the University of Oregon filed a formal complaint about the 26 mile endurance race course at the Munich Soymone Games. New Zealand and West German runners echoed concerns, citing 7.5 miles of gravel or rutted paths and rats on the route.
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Drulis, Cardinals defensive coach, dies en route to game
Chuck Drulis, 53, longtime NFL defensive coach for the St. Louis Cardinals, died of a heart attack aboard a chartered Ozark Airlines jet en route to a preseason game against the Houston Oilers. He had 27 years in pro football and was the architect of the safety blitz. Funeral plans pending.
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Baseball roundup with multiple league games and notable performances
Moore pitched a first major league shutout for the Reds beating them on four hits. Atlanta beat Philadelphia 9-4. Dodgers blanked St Louis 3-0. Cubs edged Padres 7-5. Giants shut out Pirates 8-0. Barr hurled a two hitter for the Giants, while Houston outhit New York 7-4. Nelson no hit bid halted in eighth. Royals beat Red Sox 3-0. Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland wins noted. several stars and records highlighted.
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Singer four-hitter LA snuffs Cards 3-0
Los Angeles Dodgers shut out the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0 at Dodger Stadium. Bill Singer, now 5-7, held the Cards to four singles in a complete game and benefited from five Dodgers hits, including two by Manny Mota and Willie Davis. Davis and Mota drove in runs and Don Sutton and Al Downing contributed to the wear of the streak. Bobby Valentine planned surgery for his broken nose and will join the team in Pittsburgh for a Friday doubleheader.
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