US Wins Swimming Title In Be lgrade
Jimi World Montgomery 18 from Madison Wisconsin wins his fourth U S gold at the Belgrade meet as the United States tops the East Germans in a close title race.
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Rick Klatt
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Jim Montgomery
Colts Rally At End To Beat Broncos In Preseason
Lydell Mitchell swept left for a three yard TD with 41 seconds left lifting the Baltimore Colts to a 17 10 win over the Denver Broncos in a preseason game. Charley Johnson had tied the score in the fourth with a eight yard TD to Haven Moses.
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Mayer-Oakes Wins Race in Lubbock County Criterium
Dave Mayer-Oakes wins the Senior A 22 mile race at Briercroft Office Park in a 45 08 time. Senior B winner John Kullman finished 25 28 and Senior C winner Robert Jennings 18 31. Veterans Jim Porter 25 28 and Richmond Brown 25 28 also placed. Women DiAnn Rutherford 10 49. Multiple riders listed with times and DNF notes.
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Tom Hutchinson, Jr
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Dale Brigham
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Randy Sanders
Richmond Brown
Bill Mayver-Oakes
Tom Hutchinson
Jasper Hubbert
David Lockey
Mark Porter
T. Wood
Br Ann Rutherford
Carolyn Smith
Entry Deadline Set For Today For Women’s City Tourney
Lubbock women must register by 5 p.m. today for the annual Women’s City Tournament to be held at Meadow Brook Golf Course this week. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday with an entry fee of 7.50 dollars and notes that women will be handicapped.
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Floridian Wins Formula-1 National Powerboat Race
Dick Hunter of Indialantic Florida captured the Formula-1 class title in Galveston Texas by taking the lead on the 22nd lap to edge out Joe Burgess of Gallatin Tennessee who finished second. Jim Everett of Tampa Florida flipped his boat but was not injured.
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Peterson Takes Monza Grand Prix Victory In Italy
Ronnie Peterson of Sweden wins the Monza Grand Prix in a Lotus as Jackie Stewart clinches his third world title finishing fourth. Stewart rises from 17th to fourth, while Emerson Fittipaldi holds second in the world standings with 48 points. Peterson leads all race after pole position with a 132.35 mph average. Revson takes third in a Yardley McLaren.
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Soviet Union Wins Pentathlon Games at World Championship
Pavel Lednev of the Soviet Union led a 1 2 3 sweep with 5413 points to win the World Modern Pentathlon title at Crystal Palace. Vladimir Shmelev and Boris Onichenko followed, as the team claimed gold with 15943 points, while the United States placed fourth in team standings. Shoji Uchida won the 4000 meter race, with Shmelev second and Scott Taylor third.
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Huskers and Wolfpack Shine In Openers Across Nation
Nebraska cornhuskers win 40 13 without Hamm as UCLA and NC State roll. Bruce Shaw passes for a TD and runs game for NC State 57 8 over East Carolina. Davis runs for 147 yards as Nebraska piles up 304 rushing yards and Runty adds a TD and a pass. Other results include Temple Xavier Holy Cross Massachusetts Clemson and Arizona highlights across multiple programs.
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Area AAA Teams Open Season Well
District 2-AAA showed strength with four of seven teams winning openers while 3-AAA had three winners. Canyon routed Spearman 33-6 in 1-AAA action, and Perryton fell to Borger 14-6. Lamesa, Pecos, Carlsbad, and Andrews powered offenses as defense dominated several games. Major matchups include Coronado vs Dunbar and Brownfield vs Denver City with several district showdowns Friday.
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Lam bert named president of Southeastern Conference officials
SEC picks leaders in Birmingham as field judge A C Butch Lambert of Tupelo Mississippi becomes president of the Southeastern Conference football officials. He succeeds umpire Harvey Hardy of Lakeland Florida.
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Weekend results sketch early high school football standings
West Texas AAAA teams posted mixed openers with many margins tight. Notable outcomes include Snyder rolling Dunbar 21-3 and Midland Lee narrowly beating Lubbock, while Permian, San Angelo and Amarillo posted strong showings though some games were decided by a single TD.
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Redskins T drop Bears in 19 3 exhibition win
Washington Redskins shut out the Chicago Bears 19 to 3 in an NBC telecast to cap the NFL exhibition season. Bill Kilmer connected with Roy Jefferson for a 42 yard TD in the first half, Duane Thomas set up the play with a 20 yard run, and Mike Hancock blocked a punt leading to Bob Brunet’s 15 yard TD return.
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