Shorter Wins Olympic Marathon Amid Bus Hazard and Blisters
Frank Shorter, the 130-pound American from Ranchos de Taos, wins the Olympic marathon in Munich as photographers’ buses pass near him. He leads from around 15 kilometers, defeats Ethiopian rivals Akami and Mamo Wolde, and accepts gold after a grueling, blistered finish in the stadium.
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Regional Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings for the American and National Leagues show games from Sunday and Saturday results, with teams including Chicago Philadelphia Montreal Pittsburgh New York St Louis San Diego Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco Los Angeles Houston and Boston Cleveland Minnesota Oakland Kansas City Texas and Baltimore. Probable pitcher matchups are listed for St Louis at Montreal and Houston at Los Angeles, with a full weekly schedule of upcoming games in the alert.
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Expo hurler Torrez nails Pirates for 8-2 win
Montreal Expos pitcher Mike Torrez limited the division leading Pittsburgh Pirates to eight hits and lifted his record to 16-9 as Expo offense erupted for six runs in the third inning. Torrez now looks poised for his first 20 win season with the Expos.
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Local bikers vie for motor brass at Santa Maria track
Lompoc Slow Pokes scramblers shine at Spillway Park with local riders claiming several podiums. Sue Bowen defeats Linda Hale in the powder puff, Gary Concellos finishes fourth in 100 cc, Vince Clark takes seconds after quick repairs, Larry Greer of San Luis wins the Open intermediates, while Czerwinski and Ayres place in Open Juniors and others face ignition woes and crashes.
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Larry Greer
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Jay Getchel
Fresno
Chure
Scott Frisby
Harvey Wynne
Chargers Obtain Fassel on Waivers from Bears
San Diego reports that Jim Fassel a quarterback and seventh round draft pick from Long Beach State was claimed off waivers from Chicago. Fassel completed 88 of 165 passes for 1 212 yards in college.
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Red Sox win fifth straight as sweep of Indians boosts lead
The Boston Red Sox swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 5-1 in 12 innings and 2-0 to stretch their winning streak to five and move 12 games ahead of Baltimore in the American League East. Luis Aparicio homered in the second game as John Curtis won his five-hit effort. Carlton Fisk hit his 20th homer in the opener.
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Minnesota
Souza Extends Lead With Santa Maria Speedway Thriller
Ronnie Souza seized the stocker main event on a dramatic final lap at Santa Maria Speedway, edging Cliff Vose for the trophy dash. A three car pileup on the back straight halted the race early, totaling Wayne Hammond and badly damaging Steve Thompson and Dan Simkins. Major heat wins by J.T. Simkins, Tom Atlast, Randolph and Chuck Molinari highlighted a night of multi victory performances as the season wraps with twin 50s and an all destruction derby planned for October.
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J.T. Simkins
Jack Ledbetter
Tom Atlast
Preast
Randolph
Stanley
Chuck Molinari
Morro Bay
Gary Lynch
Dick Elliott
Darrell Walker
Super Duece
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Carl Rasmussen
Vandenberg Afb
Ed Horton
Molinari
Olympic feats and incidents at Melbourne Tokyo Rome
A compilation of Olympic moments from Melbourne 1956 and Tokyo 1964. Britain misses team gold after Holmes crash and time loss, Ivanov’s missing medal sparks a IOC replacement, Konrads siblings rise for Australia, Calhoun defends hurdles title, Rudolph dominates women’s events, Tokyo’s velo drome cost and Loren’s lifetime boxing ban after a damaging punch to the referee.
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Lee Calhoun
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Calhoun
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Toyo
Valentin Loren
Spain
Loren
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