U S athletes shine as Pan Am Games close in Mexico City
The United States dominated the VII Pan American Games with 116 golds in 246 total medals led by shooting star Herschel Anderson and swimmers Kathy Heddy and Kim Peyton each with four golds. Cuba Canada Mexico and Brazil followed with strong showings. A chaotic closing soccer match saw medals replayed and a disputed gold decision.
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Kathy Heddy
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Kim Peyton
Portland
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Vikings Meet Bears In Monday Night Showdown
The Chicago Bears host the Minnesota Vikings in a Monday night game televised at 9pm EST on ABC. Wally Chambers seeks another sack effort against Fran Tarkenton after a five sack showing. Chicago features rookies Hartenstine and Stillwell with Harris.
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Fran Tarkenton
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Penn State
Roger Stillwell
Stanford
Richard Harris
Driano Wins Skate Canada Singles Title in Edmonton
Susanna Driano the Seattle native competing for Italy won the women s singles at Skate Canada 75 in Edmonton. Toller Cranston claimed the men s title for Canada while Natalia Linichuk and Gennadi Karponosov led the Soviet Union in ice dancing.
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Gennadi Karponosov
Soviet Union
North Hagerstown tops South Carroll in high scoring game
North Hagerstown beat South Carroll 32-20 as Jeff Kist connected with Jeff Franklin on three long passes for 43, 38 and 15 yards. North built a lead early and South Carroll tied it briefly before a late score by North sealed the win.
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Cavaliers
Jeff Kist
Jeff Franklin
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Hornets edge Indians as Damascus rallies in county football
In Upper Montgomery county action the Green Hornets trailed 7-6 before QB Frank Wodoslawsky led a 47-13 win over Damascus. He connected with Ready for both TDs and added a 2 point conversion as Wodoslawsky threw to Wims. Richard Montgomery beat the Eagles 19-13 after a late eight yard TD by Mark Munzer broke a 13-13 tie.
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Seneca Valley
Richard Montgomery
Montgomery County
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Frank Wodoslawsky
Indians
Mark Munzer
Screaming Eagles
Wodoslawsky
FCC booters lose finale to CCB in soccer
Community College of Baltimore defeated FCC 6 1 on Saturday in Baltimore. Dennis Remsburg scored FCCs lone goal on an assist from Bill Whitmore. FCCs Tim Fawley was absent and Remsborg played about a quarter of the match. CCB outshot 39 13 and Cougar goalie Gary Angel made 19 saves.
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Bill Whitmore
Cougars
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Remsburg
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Cougar
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Middletown Tops Walkersville 2-1 In Mason-Dixon Soccer
Middletown edged Walkersville 2-1 as Daryl Wolfe and Robert Sheffler scored for Middletown. Vernon Mummert scored Walkersville’s lone goal and Middletown improved to 8-0 on the season. A 1938 New England hurricane killed about 600 people and caused six major football cancellations.
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Daryl Wolfe
Robert Sheffler
Vernon Mummert
New England
Colbert and Refram Capture National Team Championship
In Orlando, Jim Colbert and Dean Refram won the National Team Championship at Walt Disney World with a record 36 under par 252 and a $40,000 first prize. They finished three strokes ahead of Regalado-Sifford and Schlee-Cole, with McLendon-Green a year prior top mark surpassed. The sawed-off duo fired a final round 64 on the Disney Magnolia course, posting birdies on the opening four holes and overcoming a brief drop in form as Regalado-Sifford surged mid-round.
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Dean Refram
Walt Disney World
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Refram
Disney Magnolia
Victor Regalado
Curtis Sifford
John Schlee
Bobby Cole
Bobby Mitchell
Gibby Gilbert
B.R. McLendon
Hubert Green
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Dempsey Hospitalized in New York for Observation
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, 80, was reported in satisfactory condition at New York University Hospital after becoming ill at his midtown Manhattan apartment. A hospital spokesman said he was admitted for observation and his family gave no details of the illness.
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Jack Dempsey
New York University Hospital
Dempsey
Midtown Manhattan
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