Munich 1972 Olympics Open With World Coverage and Fanfare
The 1972 Munich Olympics open with fanfare as 14,000 athletes from many nations parade in the main stadium. Weather is sunny in the 70s with 84,000 capacity crowd and satellite broadcasts reach worldwide. Security and preparations are emphasized after political tensions and past concerns.
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Munich
UPI
Inerlin
Olympic Stadium
Hollywood
Opening Ceremony Sets Tone for Munich 1972 Olympics
The ceremony features Dr. Heinemann opening the games with the traditional pledge as West Germany hosts 124 teams led by Greece and the United States 435 strong with Olga Connolly as flag bearer. Brundage receives the Olympic flag from Senor Senties, flame is lit after a long torch relay, and Bavarian bands plus performers accompany the parade and dove release.
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Federal Republic of Germany
Willie Daume
Avery Brundage
Michael Killanin
Ireland
Heinemann
Federal Republic Army
Greece
Kurt Edelhagen
United States
Olga Connolly
Culver City
Munich
Brundage
Daume
Dr. Heinemann
Mexico City
Senor
Octavio Senties
Georg Kronawitter
Montreal
Olympia
Gunter Zahn
Africa
America
Asia
Oceania
Local Judo Tourney Brings 300 Competitors To Lompoc
The first annual Lompoc Invitational Judo Tournament will be held at Lompoc High Gym tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. with 300 to 350 combatants from Southern California and possibly Arizona. AAU event sponsored by the Lompoc American Legion Judo Dojo under Harlan Emerson and Ron Johnson. Roy Sugimoto, TV star and top black belt, may appear. Local fighters Eddie Baldivier and Joe Otero are among about 50 locals in competition across brown, black and white belt classes.
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Harlan Emerson
Lompoc
Ron Johnston
Lompoc High
California
Arizona
Lompoc American Legion
Ron Johnson
George Merriweather
Sugimoto
Merriweather
Eddie Baldivier
Joe Otero
Czech-born Olga Connolly named US flagbearer in Munich
Olga Connolly, a Culver City born discus thrower and naturalized American, was elected to carry the U S flag at the opening ceremonies. She praised the flag and said she would honor it, despite mixed reactions from teammates and officials.
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Munich
UPI
Olga Connolly
Culver City
United States
Conolly
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Buck
Connolly
Clifford H. Buck
Denver
Lee Evans
Ken Patera
Rams Chiefs Showdown In Weeknight NFL Tuneup
Los Angeles Rams visit Kansas City in a Sunday night preseason game after dropping two straight. Rams bring a 1-2 record with Roman Gabriel starting and Pete Beathard sharing duties, while Chiefs ride a string of early wins before a 23-17 loss to Baltimore.
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Kansas City
UPI
Dallas
Oakland
Los Angeles Rams
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
New York Giants
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
Roman Gabriel
Pete Beathard
Beathard
Orioles Rally To Top A's In Ninth For 5 3 Win
Don Buford hit a triple to drive in the go ahead run as Baltimore scored three in the ninth inning to beat Oakland 5 3. The Orioles join Detroit in a first place tie in the AL East while Oakland falls a game behind the West leader. Davey Johnson opened the ninth with a single off Jim Hunter.
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Oakland
UPI
Don Buford
Baltimore
Oakland A's
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
A. L. Westleading
Davey Johnson
Jim Hunter
Lions top Redskins in exhibition 23 to 10
Detroit quarterback Greg Landry sparked a 20 point second quarter with two touchdown passes as the Lions defeated Washington 23 10 in an NFL exhibition. Landry completed seven of 11 passes for 107 yards in half a game highlighted by a Steve Owens 50 yard TD pass and an eight yard scoring strike to Al Barnes.
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United Press International
Greg Landry
Detroit Lions
Washington Redskins
Washington
Kirt Knight
Sonny Jurgensen
Charley Taylor
Landry
Lions
Detroit
George Allen
al Barnes
Steve Owens
Lion
Wayne Walker
Redskin
Bill Kilmer
Barbarossa leads in L&M Open qualifiers for match play
Flashy Bob Barbarossa shot two under par 70 to top the eight qualifiers for the $150,000 U S Professional Match Play Championship at Pinehurst. Other qualifiers include Deane Beman, Lanny Wadkins, Babe Hiskey, Leonard Thompson, Dave Stockton, Don Bies, and Paul Moran after a twilight playoff with Jerry McGee.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Bob Barbarossa
Barbarossa
University of Houston
Steady Deane Beman
Lanny Wadkins
Babe Hiskey
Leonard Thompson
Dave Stockton
Seattle
Don Bies
Paul Moran
Bies
Moran
Jerry McGee
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevine
Frank Beard
Jerry Heard
Miller Barber
George Archer
Dewitt Weaver
McGee
Buckner's Late Blast Lifts Dodgers In Split With Pirates
Bill Buckner delivered a two run homer and a balk scoring run to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 over Pittsburgh in the nightcap, while the Pirates won the opener 3-2 on Manny Sanguillen's 12th inning single. Claude Osteen earned the win in relief, and Bruce Kison took the loss in the seventh inning balk. Sanguillen and Cash contributed key hits in the dramatic opener for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Bill Buckner
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
Manny Sanguilien
Bruce Kison
Bill Russell
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Dave Cash
Gene Clines
Buckner
Kison
Cash
Rich Hebner
Jackie Hernandez
Los Angeles
Henderson Blasts Giants Past Cubs in 11-2 rout
Ken Henderson powered San Francisco with two homers a single and five RBIs in an 11-2 win over Chicago. Jim Willoughby earned his third victory as the Giants jumped to a 5-0 lead behind timely hits from Rader Fuentes Kingman Bonds and Speier.
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Chicago
UPI
Ken Henderson
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Henderson
Jim Willoughby
Giants
Dave Rader
Tito Fuentes
Dave Kingman
Bobby Bonds
Chris Speier
Garry Maddox
Billy Williams
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Ron Santo
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Lompoc Dojo
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Cleveland
Tommy Prothro
Raiders
Jeff Staggs
St. Louis Cardinals
Jerry Rhome
Gabriel
Jimmy Nettles
Gene Howard
Howard
al Clark
Lions Douse
L&m
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Dave Giusti
Roberto Clemente
Pete Richert
Willie Stargell
Russell
Hebner
Steve Garvey
Rennie Stennett
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