Spitz Wins Seventh Olympic Gold In World Record Relay
United States swimmer Mark Spitz capped a historic run by anchoring the 400-meter medley relay to a world record 3:248.2, securing his seventh gold of the 1972 Games. Borzov also swept the dashes, while Karen Moe and Melissa Belote added titles and world marks in butterfly and backstroke events. Mike Burton defended the 1500-meter freestyle in a world record time, with rival Dement disqualified for doping rules.
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Wottle Evans Run Gallant Olympic Aid in Race
Dave Wottle and Lee Evans ran a remarkable, unheralded 800 meter pursuit at Munich as Hart and Robinson were disqualified in the 100 final. Wottle, a 22 year old newlywed, searched for the two disqualified runners and chose aid over glory, demonstrating Olympic spirit despite fatigue and knee tendinitis. Evans joined him, prompting a long, crowded chase from stadium to village and back, ending with Wottle’s reflection on their selfless effort.
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Major League Standings From Monday Results
Baseball standings and scores from Monday note Pittsburgh tied Philadelphia 0. Montreal beat St Louis 7 to 0. New York defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Atlanta lost to Houston 3 to 1. Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 6 to 1. San Diego and San Francisco night results implied by schedule.
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Yanks Split with Orioles as Murcer Drives Rally
Bobby Murcer starred for New York with a four home run night and a key hit in the eighth to split the doubleheader with Baltimore, while Orlando Cepeda and teammates contributed in an earlier Orioles win. Bruce Kison and Al Oliver powered the Pirates to a 10-0 opener and a sweep over Philadelphia as Willie Stargell added a homer and a triple.
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Tarkenton Leads Vikings Past Houston Oilers 26-14
In a Monday night clash United Press International reports Fran Tarkenton and Bob Lee combined for 250 passing yards helping the Minnesota Vikings beat the Houston Oilers 26-14. Tarkenton played the final quarter, and Fred Cox added four field goals as Minnesota showcased its improved offense alongside its famed defense during Labor Day week.
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Pennington Coach Pessimistic Jonesville Hopes to Improve
Pennington Gap Va July Daily News previews a waning Bobcats season under Don Williams with nine returning regulars on offense and ten back on defense. Jonesville, led by Joe Robinson, aims to rebound from a 4-4-4 mark as Cumberland District favorites and road opener at Lynn View Tennessee.
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