Figure Skating Judges Suspended by Soviet Controversy
FIGURE SKATING Paris reports that Soviet judges were suspended for a year from world and European events due to repeated national partiality.BASEBALL Giants pitcher Jim Barr suspended three days after leaving a game against the Padres without permission. HOCKEY Cleveland Barons players Murdoch Widing Meeke Gardner become free agents.
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Cleveland Barons
National Hockey League
Mayberry Aims for Open Stance After Three-Homer Night
John Mayberry slugged three homers as the Kansas City Royals beat the Toronto Blue Jays 11-3 at Exhibition Stadium. He credited a new open stance, honed with 500 batting practice swings, for lifting his power and confidence. Kansas City teammates Al Cowens and Dennis Leonard also starred, while other American League games included White Sox over Orioles and Twins over Yankees.
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George Brett
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Chicago White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
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Seattle Mariners
Foreigners May Hold Key To NCAA Track Champion
The 56th NCAA Track and Field Championships at the University of Illinois open with foreign contenders shaping the race for the team title. Washington State Brigham Young and Texas El Paso lead with Kenyan and Canadian stars including Joshua Kimeto John Ngeno James Munyala and Greg Joy. California’s Southern California seeks repeat as defending champion while injuries limit Millard Hampton for the American squad.
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Bom
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James Munyala
Greg Joy
Nat Page
Missouri
Page
UCLA
Jim Bush
USC
Sixers Suffer 130 98 Defeat to Trail Blazers
Philadelphia fell behind early and was routed 130 to 98 by Portland in a pivotal playoff game. Players McGinnis and Collins condemned the effort as embarrassing while coach Gene Shue stayed cautious about lineup changes. The series stands 2-2 as the teams prepare for a decisive fifth game at the Spectrum.
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Portland Trail Blazers
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Blazers
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Rose City
Big George
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Doug Collins
Outlaws
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Oakland A’s
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Gene Shue
Joe Bryant
Darryl Dawkins
Bryant
Steve Mix
Mix
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Spectrum
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Hace
Trevino vows comeback after back surgery setback
Lee Trevino faces a long road back after last year's back operation. He said he will return, though this year or next may not see him win as he rebuilds his swing at the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow, a $250000 event where he leads a 156-player field including Chi Chi Rodriguez and Lanny Wadkins.
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Rik Massengale
Mark Hayes
Rodriguez
Wadkins
Joe Inman
Tom Weiskopf
Hubert Green
Arnold Palmer
Steve Veriato
Massengale
Hayes
Gary Koch
Jim Simons
Ray Floyd
Danny Edwards
Centralia Leads Kiwanis Golf Opener With 70.75 Average
Centralia tops the Kiwanis Division 5 golf match with a 70.75 team average after four lowest scores. Columbia 72, Montgomery City 72.5, Fulton 75.25. Moberly did not compete. Jerry Waisner 68 low gross and five birdies. Dave Green 71 low for Centralia. Ralph Stewart 72 for Columbia. Casey Neifert 72 for Mexico. Mel Block 72 for Montgomery City. Next match Monday at Fulton. Tennis: Gottfried Upsets Romanian Top Seed Televastase 4-6 3-6 6-2 6-2 6-3 in French Open quarters. Janet Newberry beats Kathy May 6-4 7-5 6-2 to reach semifinals.
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Centralia
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Jerry Waisner
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Waisner
Dave Green
Ralph Stewart
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