Murray Olderman Q and A sports column questions
This column compiles answers from Murray Olderman on sports trivia and advice. It covers Dave Cowens voting for Nate Thurmond, boxing interests of Muhammad Ali, pro football TV money, skiing at age 41, season tickets for the 49ers, college basketball shot clock, and summer sports camps with names like Joe Namath, Rick Barry, Bob Cousy.
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Joe Namath
Rick Barry
Bob Cousy
New Hampshire
Standings and schedule across major league teams
The standings show St Louis Chicago and New York leading divisions with key figures Bibby Pappas Carlton Seaver and Dobson among noted players. A packed schedule lists Friday games including St Louis at Montreal and Pittsburgh at New York with several night matchups.
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Parting shot on pace of golf rounds by young players
Murray Olderman invites readers to submit questions about sports and the players who compete on tour. He notes the longest delays occur in rounds and blames younger golfers raised watching Jack Nicklaus.
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Jack Nicklaus
Murray Olderman
Olderman
Perry Poloni lead Alisal Round-Up at Solvang course
Village Country Club men Bill Perry and Lou Poloni won the Alisal Round-Up with a 10 under first day and 11 under second day totals. Perry needed a five foot putt to secure a one stroke edge. TeammatesOrgan Ramos and Poloni led best-ball events with a 59 net. Doran posted low net 60 in one round. Mixed results from several formats are noted across the weekend.
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Lou Poloni
Alisal
Solvang
Perry
Poloni
Bill Organ
Rollo Ramos
Fred Bucker
Roy Crown
Pat Doran
Jake Scott
Bob Martin
Village Women's Golf Draw Day Results Highlight Local Winners
The Village Country Club Women's Golf Association held a draw day with a two best ball foursome format. First place went to RNeta Fritz, Shirley Phelps, Joe Bradshaw and Ruth Klitz, while second place was claimed by Joyce Campbell, Mary Tripp, and Irma Henderson.
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Village Country Club Women’s Golf Assn
R'Neta Fritz
Shirley Phelps
Joe Bradshaw
Ruth Klitz
Joyce Campbell
Mary Tripp
Irma Henderson
Ryan No Bonus From Angels For No-Hitter Wins
Nolan Ryan will not receive an immediate no hitter bonus from the Angels despite finishing with a 3-0 win over Kansas City. General Manager Harry Dalton cites policy and notes Ryan will be rewarded at season end. Ryan, 5-3 with a 2.71 ERA, drew a standing ovation and a car keys gift in a pregame ceremony with Oakland.
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UPI
Nolan Ryan
California
Kansas City
Angels
Angel
Harry Dalton
Ryan
Oakland
Young champion Mike Hess stars in boxing and track feats
Sixteen year old Mike Hess won the national AAU 119 pound boxing title in Lowell Massachusetts. Within 48 hours he ran for Albany High School and helped beat South Salem High 75 to 61. He posted a 4 38 mile and 10 10 8 two mile both well below his best times. Coach Bob Harrington praised his endurance and competitiveness.
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UPI
Mike Hess
Mike
Lowell
Mass
South Salem High
Track records in danger at CCAA meet in San Luis Obispo
The 32nd California Collegiate Athletic Association track and field championships begin in San Luis Obispo with decathlon debut as a regular event. Competition opens at 9 30 a m on Cal Poly grounds with events across the old clay track and new all weather oval.
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Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Cal State Long Beach
U.C. Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Cal Poly
Mustangs
National League and American League Leading Batters list
United Press International names top batting leaders. National League hits leaders include Aaron Adl Stargell Bench Bonds and McCovey with counts near 9 to 11. American League leaders feature May Mayberry Tenace Fisk D Allen Melton and Bando with 7 to 10. Pitching leaders show Billingham Reuss Koosman Hooton Bryant Wood Coleman Holtman Singer Splittorff with 5 to 7.
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Stargell
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Bonds
McCovey
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Mayberry
Tenace
Oak
Fisk
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Melton
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Koosman
Hooton
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Fans’ reaction key to DH adoption says Kuhn
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says NL may adopt the designated hitter if American League fans approve it. He noted disappointment that both leagues did not test the DH this season but sees no chance AL will use it in World Series home games.
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Ryan
Texas Rangers
Bowie Kuhn
National League
Kuhn
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