Ryun Pledges Equal Treatment in U S Track Showdown
Jim Ryun, world’s fastest 880 yard runner and standout miler, refuses special AAU privileges to compete against Russia in Los Angeles July 23 24. His coach says Ryun only wants to qualify like every other athlete, amid AAU NCAA disputes and potential mediation. Others named as Olympic hopefuls face jeopardy due to federation conflicts and upcoming NCAA championships.
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Baseball scores and standings roundup from Sunday and today
Major and minor league results span baseball and other sports with multiple results across cities. Notable games include Houston beating Chicago 8-4, San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2, New York 3 Cincinnati 2 in 11 innings, and Pittsburgh 11 Atlanta 8. Standings show tight races in the American and National Leagues with Batting leaders and pitching stars highlighted.
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Shaw
Cloninger
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Perry
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Austin
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Albuquerque
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Giants Move To Four Points Of First Place
Professor Juan Marichal delivered a 3-2 win at Candlestick Park as the Giants moved within four percentage points of first place by beating the Dodgers. Marichal gave up four hits, earned his 11th victory, and extended his streak against the Dodgers to 15 straight without a loss. Tito Fuentes and Ron Perranoski figured in the decisive eighth inning miscue. In other National League games, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, and Houston won, while in the American League Cleveland, Baltimore, Minnesota, Kansas City, and Detroit posted victories or split doubleheaders. The Pirates got 14 hits led by Clemente and Stargell. St Louis saw two Phillies runs due to a dropped pop fly. Giants to within four games of first, with Marichal as the hero.
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Local softball and basketball schedule snippet
Event list shows Wesnesge 6 30 West Gate Shell against Outcasts at 4 00 Windway or Woodlawn Sater Fair Park boys contest First Bap 8 00 Wlaity Boonet versus Boys Club 6 30 New Chapel Hi versus West Gate Shel 8 00 Local 364 against Outcast with multiple matchups across venues and times.
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Dalrymple Wins Fifth Greater Lafayette Open Tennis Title
Gerald Dalrymple of New Orleans captured the men's singles crown with a 6-4 6-3 win over Dennis Aucoin of Lafayette in the 5th annual event. Carol Kloepfer of New Orleans upset top seed Ruth Shoptaugh 2-6 6-3 6-4 for the women's title. Vince DiStefano and Meredith Bogan also claimed divisions, and DiStefano teamed with Roy Bartlett to win the men's doubles 6-4 6-0 over Ray Brown and Jess Stewart.
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Beekman routs Bastrop as Adair trade heads to White Sox
Bastrop crushed Beekman 16-1 in Ark La League action led by Rickey Grimmett who earned the win with relief from Rickey Reynolds and James Ford plus George Hughes in and Arthur Defoe losing. Farmerville took a forfeit from Crossett. The Orioles traded Jerry Adair to Chicago for Eddie Fisher to shore up a weak bullpen.
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Futch Domination Ends At Traweek
Futch was halted at Traweek Raceway Sunday as Frankie Joseph captured the feature race title. Futch spun in the feature yet won the coupe trophy and fast heat in No. 2 after setting a new track record earlier in time trials. Results show Joseph, Wayne Magee, and Fred Wilcoxin among top finishers in the feature.
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