Lindgren defies NCAA ban to enter AAU meet in San Diego
Washington State freshman Gerry Lindgren leads a group of college athletes pressing to compete in the AAU track championships in San Diego despite NCAA sanctions. The border clash over jurisdiction threatens spots on the U S Russia meet team and could jeopardize scholarships and NCAA status for many participants.
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Calif
America
Washington State University
Gerry Lindgren
Amateur Athletic Union
U. S
Lindgren
National Collegiate Athletic Associaton
NCAA
Kiev
Los Angeles
Bob Day
UCLA
Bernie Rivers
University of New Mexico
Larry Quested
Stanford
Jerry Lynch
Harvard
Otis Burrell
University of Nevada
Tom Farrell
St. Johns University
Harvard University
AAU
Adolph W. Lamberski
Bob Schul
Tokyo
Berkeley
Cal
Europe
Schul
Jack Mooberry
Gerry
Washington State
Local Little League Action And Scores From Monday Night
Lions field games scheduled at three venues with Lions against Rotary Club and other matchups at Bendel and Campbell Fields. Louisiana Machinery defeated A C Music 15 to 3 in a nine inning score line highlighted by a Von Diezelski grand slam. Twin City Printing routed North Monroe 16 to 8 with 16 hits led by Eddie Holeman and Tom Peters. MGM Insurance beat First Federal 5 to 4 as Flynn and Arrington starred. Van Trow and Monroe Brick combined for 45 runs in a Tuesday night slugfest, with Willey and Farr delivering key homers.
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Zenter
Jackson Girl Upset Victim In Net Match
In Chattanooga A P report notes unseeded Bonnie Logan of Durham NC upset Besky West of Jackson Miss 6 3 6 0 in 18 under singles at the Southern Girls Tennis Tournament. Logan then faced Connie Capozzi in the 16 under division as Capozzi and others advance in both the Southern and TVI events.
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Miss Logan
Miss Capozzi
Sue Evans
Louisville
Ann Hutcheson
Nashville
Tenn
TVI
Antonio Ortiz
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Jimmy Ward
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Turner Howard
Knoxville
Richard Giles
Covington
Forrest Simmons
Lookout Mountain
James Wyatt
Rome
Freddie Dejesus
Howdy Lee
Patsy Rippey
Shawnee
Okla
Melinda Birchmore
Athens
Kathy Whitworth Leading Golf Earnings On LPGA Tour
Kathy Whitworth boosts her lead in LPGA earnings as of this update from Quincy Illinois. She has earned $10,997, ahead of Mickey Wright with $8,888 and Sandra Haynie with $7,133. Whitworth averages 72.45 strokes per round, while Wright and Haynie sit at 73.14 and 73.58 respectively. The top 10 list includes Betsy Rawls, Marilynn Smith, Clifford Ann Creed, Marlene Hagge, Jo Ann Prentice, Susie Maxwell, and Mary Mills with varying totals and averages.
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Quincy, Ill
Kathy Whitworth
LPGA
Miss Whitworth
Marlene Hagge
Sandra Haynie
Mickey Wright
Miss Haynie
Kathy
Mickey
Sandra
Miss Wright
Misss Haynie
Betsy Rawls
Marilynn Smith
Clifford Ann Creed
Jo Ann Prentice
Susie Maxwell
Mary Mills
White Sox trade pitcher Ted Wills to Jacksonville IL
Chicago reports pitcher Ted Wills a 35 year old left hander bought on condition from San Diego last month has been sold to Jacksonville of the International League by the Chicago White Sox. Wills posted a 2-0 record in 15 relief appearances with a 2.84 ERA.
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Chicago
UPI
Ted Wills
San Diego
Jacksonville
Chicago White Sox
Wills
White Sox
Suncrest, American Bank edge to win in high-scoring games
In Dixie League action Suncrest stopped Southern Equipment 4 to 1 with a fifth inning three run outburst. Demaster son went 2-3 and homered for Southern. In another game American Bank beat Central Bank 8 to 7 as Gebhart homered and Whittington went 2-2.
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Suncrest
Southern
Demasterson
Keith and
Bannister
Phillips
Causey
American Bank
Central Bank
Gebhart
American
Whittington
Central
Whitlow
Luffey
Joseph
Greenley
East-West golf tuneup to preview NCAA championships
In Knoxville Tennessee the East-West exhibition winds up preliminaries for the NCAA golf championships at Holston Hills. Seventeen two man teams from each side of the Mississippi River compete in best ball. Notable match includes Terry Small and Randy Petri versus Vinny Giles and Bert Greene.
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Knoxville
San Jose State
Georgia
Purdue
New Mexico
Cougars
Wisner Teams Dominate in Tri Parish Senior League
Wisner, led by Linder and Harris on the mound, blanked Monterey 10-0 as Collins went 4 for 4 and Beach 2 for 2. Linder also hit the game’s only homer as Wisner added a 6-2 win at Monterey to seize first place in the Tri Parish Dixie Senior League standings for the first half, with Newellton Winnsboro Monterey Ferriday Waterproof St. Joseph trailing.
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Wisner
Greenberry Linder
Glenn Harris
Monterey
James Collins
Darrell Beach
Collins
Beach
Linder
Tri- Parish
Newellton
Winnsboro
Monterey Ferriday
Waterproof
St. Joseph
West Monroe Dixie Senior baseball highlights and scores
Tommy Cox struck out 23 in 10 innings as W B Nelson edged Thompston Tree Service 4-3 in ten. Rob Smith doubled and Butch Riley single drove in the winning run in the 10th. City Council used a run in the first to beat Peoples Homestead 1-0 behind Robret Holloway's one innings of work. Pittsburgh Pirates pinch hitters failed to connect in a spring sweep.
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W. B. Nelson
Thompston Tree Service
Dixie
Nelson
Rob Smith
Butch Riley
Thompson
Cox
Meyers
Noland
Hailey City Council
Ralston Ready To Go All Out At Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston, nursing a swollen right thumb, returns to center court in London to resume his first round match against Hamilton Richardson as rain disrupts play at Wimbledon. Ralston, the fourth seed and top American, led 7-6 when action paused after 13 games, with rain delaying the schedule on opening day.
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Eng
UPI
Dennis Ralston
Hamilton Richardson
Ralstan Tha Tan
Avgiouum
UO Lupaunang
United States
London
Ralston
Richardson
Bakersfield
Calif
Dallas
Tex
Mario Bueno
Brazil
Scotland
Winnie Shaw
Frank Froehling
Miami
Fla
Britain
Mike Sangster
U.S
Cliff Richey
Willy Alvarez
Famed Harness Horse Adios Nears Death at 25
Adios the famed harness sire lay near death at age 25 in Pennsylvania. Meadowlands Farm owner Delvin Miller, co owner, said burial would be in the paddock and a statue might be erected at The Meadows. Adios had 533 foals earning over 14 million in purses.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
Adios
Delvin Miller
Meadowlands Farm
Miller
the Meadows
Meadowands Farm
Meadows
Harry Harvey
Pittsburgh
Meadowlands Farms
Tennis winners list shows college clubs triumphing
Of Colombia 6 2 6 3 7 5 Jim McManus of Berkeley California defeated Christian Duxin of France 6 3 6 0 6 3 Gard iner Mulloy of Miami Florida won on forfeit from Spain's Juan Couder All three matches appear in a brief sports recap from a historic newspaper page
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Colombia
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Christian Duxin
France
Gardiner Mulloy
Miami
Fla
Spain
Juan Couder
Adios Sire Adios Noted for Ten-Year Dominance
Lawrence B Shepherd of Hanover and Max Hemp of Mechanicsburg sued for 250000 each over major stakes involving Adios the leading sire. Adios produced winners in nine of ten years and had offspring like Adios Butler and Bret Hanover, who set a world record at The Meadows with 29 straight wins.
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Lawrence B. Shepherd
Hanover
Max Hemp
Mechanicsburg
Adios
Adios Butler
Adios Harry
Countess Adios
Henry T. Adios
Bret Hanover
the Meadows
Clark Wins Award in 16th Hickok Professional Athlete Vote
Jim Clark the Indianapolis 500 winner from Scotland is chosen May winner of the 16th annual S Rae Hickok professional athlete of the year award. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers places second and Bob Gibson of the Cardinals third in UPI report from New York.
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New York
UPI
Jim Clark
Scotland
S. Rae Hickok
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
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