Parcourse brings varied workouts to Skyline College campus
Skyline College in San Bruno installs a 1.5 mile Parcourse fitness path with 18 stations for three levels. The system blends jogging, aerobic and anaerobic exercises to deliver a 30 minute full body workout and acts as preventative exercise. Stanford coach Payton Jordan endorses interval training as part of Parcourse.
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San Bruno
Calif
UPI
Walt Billiet
Skyline College
Rilliet
Skyline
United States
Mixed reactions greet U S Open course in Georgia
The 7,015 yard par 70 Highlands course at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Duluth hosts the Open with a mixed verdict from entrants. Tommy Aaron, Hale Irwin, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus are noted contenders as others view the deep south setting and course layout through varied perspectives.
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Duluth
UPI
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
Gainesville
Hale Irwin
U.S
Deep South
Highlands
South Africa
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Merger talk on NBA meeting agenda in Cape Cod
NBA Board of Governors opens discussions with four ABA clubs and Commissioner DeBuscher. Judge Carter's suit prompts rethinking as owners consider economic merger. Celtics owner Irving Levin notes growing openness to financial talks with ABA presence Roy Boe Angelo Drossos Carl Scheer Bill Eason named as key ABA reps.
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Hyannis, Mass
UPI
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
NBA Board of Governors
Cape Cod
ABA
Dave DeBusschere
NBA
Robert Carter
U.S
Red Auerbach
Japan
Levin
Roy Boe
New York Nets
Angelo Drossos
San Antonio
Carl Scheer
Denver
Bill Eason
Indiana
Lompoc Pirates meet Indians in central coast clash
Santa Maria Indians host Lompoc Pirates at Ellis Field in Santa Maria at 7 30 p m. Dennis Grossini returns to action after a noted high school and Detroit Tigers connection as the two top semi pro teams collide on the central coast. The Indians stand 12 2 while the Pirates are 3 0 with a lineup featuring Haley Dahlmann Colley Grossini Brockett Dahlmann Knickrehm Orosco Petry and Vargas.
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Central Coast
Santa Maria
Jim Dahlmann
Joe Colley
Leroy Grossini
Mike Or Bucky Brockett
Ray Dahlmann
Matt Knickrehm
Jesse Orosco
Dan Petry
Bob Vargas
Messersmith Wins Comeback with Braves Victory
Andy Messersmith, now 30, earns his first win since signing a $1 million Braves deal. He aloud seven hits, drove in two runs with a bunt and a single, lifting Atlanta to a 5-2 win over St. Louis. The game also notes Reds, Pirates, and Expos wins with key homers and pitching performances.
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Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Messersmith
Ken Henderson
Braves
Bosox back in race after Wise one hitter
Rick Wise pitched a one hitter as Boston defeated Minnesota 5-0 to pull within five games of the Yankees in the AL East. Carl Yastrzemski, Jim Rice, and Carlton Fisk drove in two runs in the second inning, with three more scoring in the fifth. Jerry Decker took the loss for Minnesota.
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Pirates
Astros
al Oliver
Jerry Reuss
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Reuss
Expos
Padres
Barry Foote
Don Stanhouse
Montreal
Stanhouse
Foote
United Press International
Rick Wise
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Wise
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Jerry Terrell
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Rice
Carlton Fisk
Red
Sox
Doug Griffin
Bob Heise
Cecil Cooper
Joe Decker
Twins
Royals
Tigers
al Fitzmorris
Kansas City
Steve Mingori
Marty Pattin
Fred Patek
Frank MacCormack
World Team Tennis to expand to 12 teams next season
WTT will expand from 10 to 12 teams and Margaret Court Smith will return to play with the Hawaii Leis. New franchises cost $1 million each, with potential teams eyed in Chicago, Atlanta, Seattle and Dallas amid ongoing talks.
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WTT
Cleveland
UPI
Margaret Court Smith
Hawaii
Chicago
Atlanta
Seattle
Dallas
Larry
Prayer and doubt shadow Frazier Foreman title bout
MILTON RICHMAN notes a flood of prayers for Joe Frazier ahead of the Nassau Coliseum bout with George Foreman. Foreman questions why fans worry, recalling their 1973 Jamaica clash. trainer Eddie Futch stresses Frazier’s readiness and resolve, predicting a ten round case.
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Milton Richman
Uniondale
N.Y
UPI
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Nassau Coliseum
Jamaica
Foreman
Frazier
Arthur Mercante
Cey Cautiously Optimistic On All Star Fate
Dodgers third baseman Ron Cey, batting .330 with 11 homers and 41 RBIs, doubts he will beat Pete Rose and Mike Schmidt for the NL starting job in the All Star Game in Philadelphia. He says he respects fans’ picks, cites mood of the league, and notes teammate Tommy John’s comeback as Los Angeles sweeps Montreal.
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Lou Piniella
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Fisk
Cincinnati
Joe Morgan
Bill Buckner
Dodgers
Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Cey
Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Mike Schmidt
Philadelphia Phillies
Cey
Sparky Anderson
Dodger
Montreal Expos
Tommy John
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Payton Jordan
Stanford
Lou Graham
Graham
Nashville, Tenn
USGA
Jack Nicklaus
Ben Crenshaw
Graham Monday
Tom Weiskopf
Lompoc
Andy
Andy Messersmith
The
Roland Office
Dave May
Henderson
Chaney
Jerry Mumphrey
St. Louis
Reds
Cubs
Ken Griffey
Buddy Schultz
Dave Concepcion
George Foster
Rick Monday
Bosox
Brewers
Angels
Hank Aaron
Gary Sutherland
Don Money
California
Frank Tanana
Jerry Augustine
Lompoc Record
Muhammad Ali
Zaire
Ali
Archie Moore
Moore
Manila
Philippines
Eddie Futch
Futch
Fuich
Joe
John
New York
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