Ryun final NCAA title shot sparks Kansas bid for team crown
Jim Ryun of Kansas pursues a final NCAA race double in Knoxville, aiming to boost the Jayhawks to their first team title in nine years. He faces top milers including Murphy and Liquori, with Kansas holding 30 points after two days as San Jose State and USC challenge in sprint and relay events.
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Jack Wilkinson
Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Jim Ryun
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Frank Murphy
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Charles Labenz
Arizona State
San Jose State
Sam Davis
Kirk Clayton
Ronnie Ray Smith
Southern California
Lopez helps Orioles rebound after first loss in AL roundup
Baltimore, powered by Don Buford Paul Blair and Brooks Robinson homers, beat Cleveland 1–0 in the second game after Lopez's first start of the season following tonsil removal. Tiant and others starred elsewhere as several AL teams posted wins and rain halted the Yankees-Red Sox game.
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United Press International
Marcelino Lopez
Lopez
Eddie Watt
Baltimore
Cleveland
Indians
Orioles
Owners cut Vegas ties on Parvin-Dorhmann moves
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says he will define undesirable outside ties after three club owners told him they will sell Parvin-Dorhmann shares and sever relations. Delbert Coleman will resign from the Braves board, while Finley Bartholmay and Louis Jr. confirmed voluntary actions not ordered. In Omaha, Arizona State wins college baseball with Sun Devils beating Tulsa 10-1, Billy Cotton driving in three, Dolinsek MVP, Larry Gura earning 19th win with a six-hitter.
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Parvin-Dohrmann Company
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Stardust
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Frazier Aims to Maintain Lead in Quarry Title Defense
Joe Frazier vows to stay on top in Madison Square Garden defensing his heavyweight title against Jerry Quarry. He stresses relentless pressure with early power and confidence in his ability to withstand Quarry's counterattack.
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UPI
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Joe Frazier
Carolina Farm
Slaughterhouse
Philadelphia
Jerry Quarry
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Joe
George Chuvalo
Chuvalo
Manuel Ramos
Mexico
Buster Mathis
Quarry
Cubs Top Expos as Durocher Marries
Leo Durocher, newly married to Lynn Goldblat, watched the Chicago Cubs snap a five game skid with a 2-0 win over the Montreal Expos. Ernie Banks drove in the run with a first inning sacrifice fly to match Joe DiMaggio for 15th on the all time RBI list, while Bill Hands earned his sixth win and his 15th shutout of the year for the Cubs. In other NL action, Houston swept San Diego, Los Angeles beat Cincinnati, New York edged St Louis, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh, and Atlanta won in 12 innings over San Francisco.
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Bill Hands
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Joe DiMaggio
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Houston
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
San Francisco
Midgets and bikes on tap at Santa Maria track
A field of top Southern California and Northern California midget racers will race tonight at Santa Maria Speedway. Local drivers Don Simkins Dan Simkins Cliff Vose and Steve Stanley will ride URA midgets. Duane Sears and others from Los Angeles Fresno expected to compete. Admission is 250 for adults 2 for students and servicemen. Tomorrow motorcyclists 200 strong chase final season trophies on the Toughest on the West Coast course.
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Los Angeles
Santa Maria
Billy Vukovich, Jr
BCRA
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Redhot
Dick Dies
Fresho
Santa Maria Moto Ross
Barrett Captures Lom Poc Jaycees Junior Golf Title
Rick Barrett of Santa Maria won the Lom Poc Jaycees second annual junior golf tourney finishing at one over par 73. Barrett claimed the event in a tight finish ahead of peers in a field highlighting young local talent.
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Rick Barrett
Santa Maria
Jaycees
Jim Ainsworth
Barrett
Mark Milan
Brad Parrish
Richard Coggin
Eddie McCollum
Santa Maria High
Milan
Santa Ynez
Brad Parish
Babe Ruth banquet set for tomorrow in Lompoc
The Lompoc Babe Ruth League will host its annual banquet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the Elks Lodge. Three all star teams will be named, with age groups 13 and 14 15. The 13 year olds will host the state tournament August 2 11 while the older club runs district playoffs in early July. Barbecue chicken dinner priced 150 for adults 75 cents for children. Entertainment by the Senior Citizens Nut and Bolt Band and Kay LaRue and her trio. Tickets sold at the door.
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Senior Citizens
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Kay LaRue
Ponytail softball action opens with Kiwanis Kuties win
Karen Gist pitched a one hitter as Kiwanis Kuties defeated Village Associattes 12 to 1 in Ponytail League. Karen Cottam and Terry Lee added triples while Sis Johnson collected the lone hit for the losers. Other games featured Renfroe’s 17 5 win over S Vikings, Rene’s Richfield Gals 8 6 over Roadrunners, and Mrs Hinshaw’s 8 7 over Jr Angels in Colt League. The girls leagues, now in fifth year, span two divisions with 17 clubs and about 230 players at Harold Thompson Park under Julie Schlesser.
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Kiwanis Kuties
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Terry Lee
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S& Vikings
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Colt
Mrs. Hinshaw
Jr. Angels
Linda Letson
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Mary Galinda
Harold Thompson Park
Julie Schlesser
Vandenberg Village
Dan Duffy
Moody Wins Open as Golf World Debates Star Power
Orville Moody, a 14 year US Army veteran, wins the US Open amid media focus on glamour over craftsmanship. George Archer takes the Masters, while coverage treats Palmer's miseries in a shifting golf era where television appeal dominates. Moody saves par on the 18th as Beaman ties for best score. Short notes cover eagle, travels, and local chatter at golf courses and leagues.
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Orville Moody
George Archer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Orville
Gosh
Moody
Deane Beaman
Archer
Lee Trevino
Jim Murray
Joe Ames
Burger
C.D. Barthull
Seattle
Bill Graybill
Spain
Portugal
Roy Coggins
Dick Meier
Mary Murray
John Drips
Norma Staffel
Chuck Murdy
Chick Fuller
Arizona
Joe
Bob Charles leads Kemper Open after second round
New Zealand left hander Bob Charles shoots 6 under par 138 to hold a one stroke lead in the Kemper Open at Charlotte. Sam Snead Dan Sikes Tony Jacklin Bruce Devlin Lee Trevino and others are within one shot at 5 under. Charles credited long holes and three wood approach struggles but salvaged a late burst with three birdies.
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UPI
Charlotte, N.C
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Charles
Kemper
Sam Snead
Dan Sikes
Tony Jacklin
Bruce Devlin
Lee Trevino
Dale Douglass
Mason Rudolph
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