Kugelstossen Star George Woods Aims For Olympic Gold
In Munich George Woods, 312 pounds, prepares for the shot put finals aiming to avenge 1968 Mexico City second place to Randy Matson. The U S contender relies on technique and massive strength while facing East German rivals and questions about steroids.
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Standings and schedules in the National League and majors
Standings show the National League East led by Pittsburgh and Chicago with stifling gaps. The American League central listings include Cincinnati Houston and Los Angeles with Chicago and New York in pursuit. Today’s and Saturday’s games feature San Diego Chicago San Francisco Pittsburgh Montreal Cincinnati New York Houston and other matchups with notable pitchers listed for each contest.
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US athletes rail at bias as pole vault record sparks ban
UPI report from Munich details U S athletes alleging judging bias and unfair rulings at the Olympics. Bob Seagren’s catapole drew an IAAF ban reversal then ban again amid protests from East Germany. Swimmers Tim McKee and Gunnar Larsson dispute in a narrow time margin. Reggie Jones and Chris Taylor also faced contentious decisions.
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Abe Gibron Faces Bears Turnaround Challenge Ahead
Abe Gibron seeks to organize the Bears with Gale Sayers as potential spark and a year to stabilize. Bobby Douglas and Kent Nix compete for quarterback while Joe Moore Jim Harrison vie for running back roles and receivers Dick Gordon George Farmer pace the pass game.
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Bears Personnel Shifts Highlight Storming Lineups
The report outlines changes across the offense and defense with LINEBACKERS led by Dick Butkus and Doug Buffone shaping the front. Secondary sees Craig Clemons and Charlie Ford gaining roles while Joe Taylor and Bob Jeter provide depth. Kicking remains led by Bobby Joe Green with Mac Percival as backup. special teams stress rests on Gibron’s coaching and Ron Smith’s return ability.
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Iowa
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Jerry Moore
Joe Taylor
Bob Jeter
Bobby Joe Green
Parsons
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Bears Face Tough Division Challenge After Losses
In a crowded Division race the Bears sit fourth as weaknesses persist. The team struggles to find consistency with several soft spots allowing rivals to gain ground.
Slow pitch results cap final night of men’s league season
Lompoc Furniture Mart beat Jaycees 10-1 as Wayne Cobb homered and Gary Williams doubled. Masters shut out Village Pumproom 10-0 led by Bob Kranseler and Bob Froehlich. Shanty beat Scoreboard 2-0 with Tom Managal four hitter. Final standings list USave, Shanty, Master Batters, Scoreboard, Village Pumproom, Roaches, Hot Rocks, Lompoc Furn Mart, Jaycees.
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Returning the Second Serve in Tennis Tactics
Advice on handling second serves and dink returns from Tony Trabert and Joe Hyams. It covers stance, forward movement after miss, avoiding over-intrusion, and managing soft serves by shortening backswing and watching the ball. It suggests returning with depth, footwork, and net positioning depending on whether the opponent stays back or comes to the net.
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Pineda Wins Unanimous Decision In Olympic Auditorium Bout
Tory Pineda of Mexicali captures a 10 round unanimous decision over Yoshioto of Japan at the Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. The bout featured toe to toe exchanges with Pineda holding a slight edge each round and a minor cut suffered by Pineda in the eighth.
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