Cyndy Poor Upsets Favorites at Olympic Trials in Eugene
At Hayward Field Cyndy Poor shattered the American record by winning the women's 1500 meters in 4:07.32 while Francie Larrieu Lutz and Jan Merrill faded. Rick Wohlhuter won the men's 1500, edging Matt Centrowitz and Mike Durkin as Tom Byers posted a fast 1:51.3 pace. Dwight Stones finished lower in the high jump despite a 7-4 clearance. Rhonda Brady became the youngest U.S. team member in the 100 meter hurdles with wind aided time. Maren Seidler won the women's shot put with 53-3.
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Eugene, Ore
Cyndy Poor
Francie Larrieu Lutz
Jan Merrill
Rick Wohlhuter
Dwight Stones
U.S
Miss Merrill
Cindy Bremser
Miss Poor
Mrs. Lutz
Mark
Wohlhuter
Chicago
Oregon
Matt Centrowitz
Mike Durkin
Centrowitz
Durkin
Tom Byers
Ohio Track Club
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Byess
Stones
Bill Jankunis
James Barrineau
University of Georgia
Doug Brown
Brigham Young
Henry Marsh
Mike Roche
New York Athletic Club
Lell
Don Timm
Dick Buerkle
Steve Prefontaine
Duncan MacDonald
Paul Geis
Sam Colson
Kansas
Richard George
Anthony Hall
Norfolk State
Rhonda Brady
Griffin
Ind
Pat Wolvelaere
Deb LaPlant
Pat Donnelly
Maren Seid
Diving squad termed best heading to Montreal Olympics
United States divers for Montreal include teen stars Greg Louganis and Jennifer Chandler and former Olympians Janet Ely and Cynthia McIngvale. Coach Tom Gompf says the team is the best field of divers ever for America in the Games.
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Knoxville, Tenn
United States
Montreal
Greg Louganis
Elchaon
Calif
Jennifer Chandler
Lincoln
Ala
Janet Ely
Cynthia Potter MecIngvale
Dallas
Phil Boggs
Robert Cragg
Maple Glen
Kent Vosler
Eaton
Tim Moore
Cincinnati
Moore
Miss Chandler
Miss McIngvale
Barbara Neiman
Pittsburgh
Miss Ely
Melissa Briley
San Antonio
Tex
Deborah Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Tom Gompf
Miami
America
Unser back in winner's circle at Schaefer 500
Al Unser roared to a 34 second victory in the Schaefer 500 at Pocono driving the Cosworth powered Vel's Parnelli, overcoming a pit stop and a shredded tire. Mike Mosley finished second with Wally Dallenbach and Johnny Rutherford close behind. Unser led 108 of 200 laps.
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Mount Pocono
al Unser
Unser
U.S
Cosworth
Mike Mosley
Michigan
Wally Dallenbach
Johnny Rutherford
Olympians to play two exhibition games in New England
The U S Olympic basketball team with All Americans Scott May of Indiana and Adrian Dantley of Notre Dame will face an all star pro squad in two exhibition games in New England this week.
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Boston
Scott May
Indiana
Adrian Dantley
Notre Dame
New England
Ciney golfer is champion at Pleasant Hill course
Jim Tempfer of Cincinnati won the club championship at Pleasant Hill Golf Course with a 36-hole weekend total of 157. Gene Best captured net honors in the Championship Flight with 143, Fred Schmidt second at 144. Gary Wells won the First Flight net title with 142, followed by Skip Zins. Carl Sebastian of Cincinnati won the Second Flight net title with 129, ahead of Jim McCall.
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Jim Tempfer
Cincinnati
Pleasant Hill
Gene Best
Fred Schmidt
Gary Wells
Skip Zins
Carl Sebastian
Jim McCall
Anothore results and scores from local league matches
A summary of multiple class games and scores across divisions. Duff's Cafe and Sportsmen's Club led Class 6 Minor wins while Doane's Shoes and Habig Landscaping won in Class C Major and Minor. Central Miami League action shows Pisgah and New Miami results with Madison Trenton and Monroe finals.
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Duff's Cafe
Sportsmen's Club
Elxs
First National Bank
Denny Lumber
Sorg Paper
Little Red Machine
Roberson’s
Baron's
Optimist Club
Baker's Funeral Home
McGraw Construction
Barnit
Bank
Triasco
Nem
Elks No Armstrong 79Ers
DAV
Doane’s Shoes
Habig Landscaping
Akers Packaging
Armco Credit
URS Printing
Morgan
Carroll's Color Center
PK Middletown
J&e Root Beer
Brown Singer
Bob’s Barber Service
Dobrozsi
Fox
Pisgah
New Miami
Madison
Trenton
Monroe
Shawnee
91-1 shot wins Ohio Derby at Thistledown
Return of a Native, a 91-1 long shot, upset the 125000 Ohio Derby crowd at Thistledown in the 42nd Buckeye Classic. The colt rallied five lengths in the stretch to beat Cojak with Dream N Be Lucky third as jockey Garth Patterson blamed a post race misstep for a pulled ligament.
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Cleveland
Thistledown
Garth Patterson
Bill Prickett
Diane Carpenter
Native
Cojak
Tony Agnello
Tony Rini
Latonia Racing Entries and Race List
The Latonia program lists entries for races from the first to the ninth, detailing horses such as Lynn Hideaway Fly By Do Volo's limo Ring Leader Pace Garys Princess My Onette Jet Sis Caro T Jimmer Lady N Luck Mrs Chips Satan's Playboy and more including Black Savage Bossa Nova Indiana Charmer Adios Misty Caro Spunky Etta Knight Blaze Dee Knight Christy Baer Winning Jane Penny Frisco Go Goose Boy Miracle Teddy Saratoga Ban Pam Slam Cheaten Grad Goose Boy and others. The list names multiple horses and participants across the day’s events.
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Chenry
Ee” Aoa
Lynn
Don
Fly
Yen
Ain
Volo
Gary
Princess
My Oonette
Jet Sis
Caro T
Jimmer
Lady N. Luck
Mrs. Chips
Satan
Playboy
Black Savage
DO. Smithy
Paper Diamond
Mimi Direct
Mighty Omar
Sweeper
Bossa Nova
Indiana Charmer
Adios
Bill Bucket
Fair Ranger
Prince Ali
Topal
Misty Caro
Mark Brewer
Burt Wilson
Super Buck
Gold Peanut
Bret Mahone
Champaign Miracle
Spunky Etta
Dee's Knight
Hender
Knight Blaze
Dizzie Dan
Frost Widower
Philander
Comma
Christy Baer
Jane
Penny Frisco
Steady Denita
Young Five
Travis O'Key
Magneto Blackout
Miss Patti
Sammy Way
Titan Bahama
Bear Day
Norma Creed
Billy G
Little Joan B
Craig Dream
Good Fignt
Miracle Teddy
Thunderbuck
Saratoga Ban
Pam Slam
Cheaten Grad
Goose Boy
Miracle Gabe
Bell's Chance
Tar Hanover
Lone Caper
Miracle Life
Jewell's
Winnie
Angel Crystal
Teenager Cycle Champ Wins Charity Newsies Race
Jay Springsteen, 19, from Flint Michigan, won the 33rd Charity Newsies motorcycle race at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. He rode a Harley Davidson to beat Ken Roberts by three bike lengths for his first championship earning $3,600 in a $21,710 purse with 60 riders. Steve Morehead finished third, Gary Scott was seventh, and Steve Freeman won the expert trophy race.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jay Springsteen
Flint
Michigan
Newsies
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Springsteen
Harley- Davidson
Ken Roberts
American Motorcycle Association
Steve Morehead
Findlay
Ohio
Gary Scott
Springfield
Steve Freeman
Simpsonville
South Carolina
Yankees star Ralph Terry returns west after 1-0 win
Ralph Terry, Yankee World Series ace of 1962, wins his seventh decision 1-0 over the San Francisco Giants then heads west. The 40-year-old, from Big Cabin Oklahoma, is the golf pro at a nine hole course in Hutchinson Kansas.
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Marco Island
Fila
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Big Cabin
Okla
Hutchinson
Kan
Geiberger Wins Western Open in Unorthodox Finish
Al Geiberger clinched the Western Open at Butler National with a closing 73 to finish 288 four over par. Bob Dickson led early but shot 80 on Sunday to tie for third with Hale Irwin and Charles Coody at 290. Joe Porter, a Monday qualifier from Scottsdale, earned about $6,000.
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Geiberger
Cowen
Arnold Palmer
Tucson
Hale Irwin
Charles Coody
Dickson
Joe Porter
Scottsdale, Ariz
Hole-in-one by Gene Franz at Armco Park
Gene Franz of Russell Kentucky aced the No 3 hole while playing as a guest at Armco Park yesterday. Franz used an eight iron for the hole in one and was hosted by Carl Gunter of Monroe.
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Gene Franz
Russell, Ky
Armco Park
Franz
Carl Gunter
Monroe
Forest Hills Club Championship Flight Results
Forest Hills Club Championship results list winners in four flights with scores. First Flight saw Arnold Grine def Lloyd Larsson 6 and 4, Dennis Vitor def Ed Lorig 4.4, Stitsinger def Miller 1 up. Second Flight Alan Parr def Ed Moorman 1 up, Fred Crane def John Hupka 7 and 1. Third Flight Bob Patton def Bob Beckett 2 and 1. Fourth Flight Larry Biltz def Jules Wander 2 and 1, Leasure def Staley 2 and 1, Nevenswancer def Ziegler 1 up, Reynolds def Long 1 up. Brown’s Run four man best-ball winners shown with 54-6.
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Arnold Grine
Lloyd Larsson
Dennis Vitor
Ed Lorig
Denny Stitsinger
Warter Miller
Alan Parr
Ed Moorman
Fred Crane
John Hupka
Bob Patton
Bob Beckett
Larry Biltz
Jules Wander
Charles Leasure
George Staley
Bill Nevenswancer
Fred Ziegler
Keith Reynolds
Ron Long
Zaharias Invitational Final Sparks Tournament Tense Finish
In Chagrin Falls Ohio Judy Rankin holds a three stroke lead over JoAnne Carner and Jane Blalock as the Babe Zaharias Invitational closes. Rankin shoots a three under par 69 for the second straight day while Carner carded 75 to slip further behind. Rankin’s potential $15,000 win would push her near $100,000 season earnings, a first for a woman golfer.
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Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Judy Rankin
JoAnne Carner
Jane Blalock
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San Jose State
Laitz
Trim's Arena
Louganis
University of Tennessee
Air Force
Ciney
al Geiberger
Oak Brook, Ill
Butler National Golf Club
Porter
Eentome
Bill Shula
Bob Scheibert
Charles Rice
Johnny Cox
Jim Gibbs
Steve Talmbee
A Ta
Ewing Taulbee
Willowooo Low Gross
Nick Schramm
Barry Reed
Don Horn Sr Low
Don Horn Sr
Bob McMullen
Paul Szabo
Chuck McChesney
Tom Dishun
Blind Bogey
Grayson Cox
John Dobrozsi
Clayton Holton
Dick Gray
Zaharias
Firestone
Enouncey
PISTI
Atve
BankAmericard
Master Charge Owners Club
American Express
Carte Blanche
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