Northwest Tennis Championship Upset Shocks Seeded Brown
Sixth seed Bill Brown of San Luis Obispo fell 6 4 6 3 to Dan Huber of St Louis at the Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club in second round action. Peter Pearson rallied to a 6 7 7 5 6 4 win over Kurt Nielson, while Dick Bohrnstedt beat Glenn Petrovic 6 4 7 4.
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St. Loui
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Tacoma Lawn
Peter Pearson
San Francisco
Kurt Nielson
Bakersfield
Dick Bohrnstedt
Redlands
Glenn Petrovic
Pacific Palisades
United States Trails Russia in Olympic Medals Fight
The United States trails in the medals race at the XXI Olympic Games in Montreal. Russia leads with 33 golds, East Germany 30, while the U.S. sits with 22 golds and 26 silvers. Americans expect potential podium finishes in boxing and track events, led by John Tate, Fred Newhouse, Herman Frazier, and a hoped 1-2-3 by Parks Newhouse and Frazier, but overall drought persists.
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United States
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East Germany
Ted
America
Maxie Parks
Los Angeles
Fred Newhouse
Baton Rouge
Herman Frazier
Philadelphia
Cuba
Alberto Juantoreno
Hilda Gurney
Woodland Hills
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Competiton
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Yuriy Svedekh
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Annegret Richter
Renate Stecher
Anders Garderud
Sweden
Germany
Rosemarie Ackermann
Guy Drat
Alejandro Casanas
Cubs
Davenport
U.S
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Juantorena
Gald
de. Herman
Frazier
Randy Williams
Oakland
Arnie Robinson
San Diego
Larry Myricks
Mississippi Collage
Jackson
Trojan Basket Ball Camp Opens Monday
The fourth annual Trojan Basketball Camp at Community R-6 School opens Monday with two high school and junior high girls sessions canceled for low enrollment. Remaining camps run for boys only: high school Aug 2–13, 7:00–9:30 p.m. and junior high Aug 9–13, 4:30–6:30 p.m.
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Sugar Ray Leonard to retire from boxing for college
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Sugar Ray Leonard, at 20, plans to quit boxing after the next 18 minutes of the Olympic bout, enroll at the University of Maryland, major in business administration and communications, and pursue life beyond the ring. He cites his mother’s wishes and a desire to focus on education. The Leonard family will watch from the Olympic Forum as Leonard, a veteran of 135 amateur fights, advances to the semifinals and eyes the gold against Poland’s Kazmier Lacerba or Cuba’s Andres Aldama. Leonard stresses a calm, prayerful background and a soft-hearted nature off the ring.
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Olympic Village
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Indians To Take Part In Closing Montreal Olympics
About 300 Quebec Indians will participate in the Olympic closing ceremonies with four chiefs leading the final parade. Lord Killanin will close the Games as IOC president, with the organizing committee calling the participation a key element in the close of the 21st Olympiad.
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Montreal
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
Olympic Organizing Committee
Brotherhood of Olympics Alive In Joyous Cabaret
In Montreal a festive Olympic social scene thrives at the Singing Box bar with international guests singing, drinking, and sharing camaraderie. The piece notes poets raising funds for needy families, remarks on international attendees, and previews NBC coverage of the Games including Juantorena and American track hopefuls in the 400 meters and other events.
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Wice Temple
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Brotherhood of the Olympics
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Alberto Juantorena
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Big Red releases free agent trio in St Louis camp
The St. Louis Cardinals cut three free-agent rookies at training camp to trim the roster to 63. Released were running back Ken Monroe from Indiana State punter tight end Rick Palmer from Southern Mississippi and wide receiver Ricky Scaley from Virginia Tech.
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St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Ken Monroe
Indiana State
Rick Palmer
Southern Mississippi
Ricky Scaley
Virginia Tech
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