Muscatine Muskie track team tie for 2nd in district
Muscatine High School finished in a second place tie at the Burlington district track meet held at Bracewell Stadium. Seven Muscatine athletes qualified for eight state events. Final team standings show Burlington leading with 69.5 points, Muscatine tied with Iowa City West at 46, Iowa City High 44.5, Ottumwa 43, Keokuk 34, Fairfield 17, and Ft. Madison 7.
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Sports drug use probers not out to get headlines
Congressional drug use probes aim to regulate rather than sensationalize. House Commerce Committee chair Harley Staggers says testimony could mislead youth and favors self regulation by pro sports leagues, while warning that drug use exists at all levels. Sources note emphasis on preventing headlines and promoting constructive action.
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Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
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Chargers coach urged drug use in 1969 says ex players
Depositons in a settled suit by former Charger tackle Houston Ridge reveal that drugs were widely used on the 1969 Chargers. Sid Gillman, then coach and GM, allegedly ordered steroids and amphetamines to build size and strength, with fines for nonparticipation. Gillman denied issuing such orders.
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California State Board of Pharmacy
Russians end U S tour with big win over AAU club
The Soviet Nationals closed an eight game U S tour by crushing Lexington AAU 109 87. Russian stars led by Aleksandr Shalnikov scored 24 and Ivan Dvornii 22 as Lexington Kentucky stars Kevin Grevey and Jim Andrews battled but trailed from halftime.
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Russell returns to coach GM role for Seattle Supersonics
Russell, a 13 year NBA veteran and five-time MVP, is signed by Sonics president Sam Schulman to a five year contract worth about 125000 yearly, to serve as coach and general manager. He joins Wayne Embry as one of the league’s few black GMs, with full reign over roster, trades, and strategy. Russell's move follows midseason management shakeup after Buckwalter’s interim GM stint and Nissalke firing.
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