Auto racing safety plea from Peter Revson's mother
In a heartfelt Indianapolis Star letter, Revson's mother urges stricter safety reforms after her son's fatal practice crash in 1974. She recalls Swede Savage's death, critiques barriers at Kyalami and Indy rain handling, and calls for stronger fencing and decisive safety rules to protect drivers who must race.
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Blues name personnel director for St. Louis Blues
Gary Ehman a former California Golden Seals player and three season Blues scout was named player personnel director for the St. Louis Blues. Ehman 41 played four seasons with California retiring in 1971 and has scouted Canadian amateur and junior prospects from Saskatoon Saskatchewan.
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Steady Green Leads Memphis Open After Second Round
Hubert Green shot 66 66 to lead the Danny Thomas Memphis Open at 132, two strokes ahead of Red Curl and Tom Watson at 134. Red Curl carded 65 69, Watson 68 66. Bob Wynn 66 70 at 136. Gary Player slipped to 137 with 65 72 as Dave Hill and Lee Trevino chased.
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Mexico Teams Break Even In Tourney Opener
Mexico teams split opening round in the Optimist Club slow pitch tournament at Khoury Fields. Wetterall, Harlem Shuffles, Mexico Recreation and Sessor Chapman advanced while Klines Citizens Savings Clippers and Florsheim Shoe dropped to the losers' bracket. play resumes this morning through Sunday night.
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This AP annual volume covers 100 sports with records scores times profiles and photos. Priced at 1.65 dollars plus 20 cents postage and handling through this newspaper, it makes a great gift for sports fans.
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Mayberry's melee helps Royals win 4 2 over White Sox
John Mayberry hits his ninth homer and then fights Stan Bahnsen after a pitch in the second and third innings as the Royals beat the White Sox 4 2. Mayberry is ejected, while Paul Splittorff wins his seventh straight against Chicago.
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New Blazer Coach Faces Big Tasks and Walton Ties
Portland new coach Len Wilkens outlined plans to study game films and improve team defense while seeking an on court leader. Star signing Bill Walton could shape the lineup as Portland rebuilds from a 94-233 four year mark, with Wilkens stressing young talent.
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How They Stand Saturday and Sunday Baseball Schedule
Saturday games feature Montreal at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh with Houston at Atlanta and Los Angeles at San Francisco among others. Sunday repeats Montreal at Pittsburgh and Houston at Atlanta with more clashes noted and various early afternoon starts.
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Star Pleads Guilty but Says He’s Not
Providence College basketball star Marvin Barnes pleaded guilty in Superior Court to assaulting teammate Lawrence Ketvirtis. Atty. Gen. Richard Israel defended the guilty plea as a legal option when evidence is convincing. Barnes, 21, received a one-year suspended sentence and three years probation. he said he hoped to begin negotiations for a professional basketball career.
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