Ernie D Sparks U S to OT Victory Over Russians at MSG
Ernie DiGregorio of Providence sparked the U S squad to an 89-80 overtime win over the touring Russian team before 15 734 at Madison Square Garden. He scored 25 points and 11 assists while Len Elmore and Ron Behagen also contributed as the Americans outrebounded 32-28.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Tuesday Games
New York 7 Atlanta 2 San Diego 4 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 4 Houston at Montreal and other Tuesday games listed. Rotations feature Forsh Renko Billingham Ruthven Reed Matlack Jenkins Norman Briles Messersmith Gibson Marichal. AL standings show Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Boston Cleveland New York in tight races with Chicago Kansas City California Minnesota Oakland Texas results and Monday’s postponed games noted.
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Bowling Friday Nite Victory Final Standings
Final bowling\nstandings list Wick Homes, Klinker’s Sunoco, DeGrush Trucking, Channahon Foodliner, Water King, Kindelspires, A D M Real Estate, Bud’s Tavern and others returning top scores. Team and individual honors include Wick Homes high series 2787 and Pete Story 277 in singles.
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Women competed on past men's teams by Gary Libman
Virginia Rich, dean of women at William Howard Taft High School, diver for a Weber College men's team 30 years ago, recalls trials and victories against University of Wyoming and Colorado. She notes women’s participation in noncontact contexts but opposes women competing with men in highly competitive basketball and similar sports.
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Year’s first Men’s Nite at Prairie Lake golf results
Thirty two golfers competed in the season’s first Thursday Men’s Nite at Prairie Lake. Larry Heaton was low gross with 42 and Elmer Nelson won low net with 43 minus 7 for 36. Various place scores listed for second and third nets and guests. Every Thursday is Men’s Nite. Ladies Day begins May 15.
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Softball Tournament Opens May 21 in Marseilles
A 12 inch fast pitch softball tournament begins May 21 in Marseilles. The event uses a single elimination format. For details contact Glenn Lane at 79-2315.
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Padres top Cubs as Curtis shines in rain altered game
Boston lefty John Curtis limited the Chicago White Sox to five hits and snapped their nine game AL winning streak with a 4 1 victory at White Sox Park. The rest of the pennant tilt results included Houston, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and New York Mets wins as rain affected several games.
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Canadiens poised for 18th Stanley Cup with win
In Montreal the Canadiens threaten to clinch the Cup in Game 5 against Chicago. The team has dominated the series, led by Ken Dryden in goal, as fans ready a horn and chant Les Canadiens Sont La if Montreal takes the title tonight. Chicago acknowledges Montreal’s strong play and tight defense.
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Girl barred from Ypsilanti Little League roster
In Ypsilanti Michigan Carolyn King a 12 year old girl was dropped from the Little League roster after an 11th hour closed door meeting Eleven votes supported removing her nine favored letting her play five abstained and three were unavailable The league warned it could jeopardize its charter equipment and funds if the decision stands and a court fight to reinstate her continues
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Wooden honored by California Assembly for UCLA’s success
UCLA coach John Wooden received a tribute from the California Assembly praising his 25 years with the Bruins and nine national championships in the last decade. Assembly members lauded the program for building men and teams.
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Commerce Committee Sets May Hearings On Amateur Athletics
Washington AP reports the Senate Commerce Committee announced hearings for May 23 and 24 on bills to create a federal commission to oversee U S amateur athletic competition in international events.
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