County supervisor eyes Oakland club for Los Angeles Coliseum
Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn said he would seek the Oakland Raiders for the Coliseum as Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom weighs a possible move to Anaheim. The Rams deny an immediate decision, with a 1979 Coliseum contract and talks of stadium upgrades for Olympic hopes and better football seating. Hahn notes an NFL rule on moves but believes it may be illegal and plans to press for a new LA team if the Rams depart.
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American athletes shine in Vasteras meet with multiple wins
American Steve Scott wins the 1500 meters in 3 40.0 at the meet in Vasteras, defeating Rod Dixon of New Zealand. Jodi Anderson wins the women's long jump at 20 feet 1 inch. Rick Graybert, Tim Sutton, and Mac Wilkins also claim wins in hurdles, sprint, and discus events for the United States.
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Ties highlight junior tourney in Monahans
The Junior PGA golf tournament at Ward County course featured playoff decisions in all three age groups. Richard White of Pecos beat Kyle Chandler of Odessa in a 16-17-18 playoff after tying at 70. Odessa's Steve Estes defeated Leland Snook of Andrews in a one-hole playoff at 75 for the 14-15 title. In the 12-13 group Midland's Kelle Mobley and Monahans' Kevin Sitz tied at 82 with Mobley winning the playoff.
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Indictment Brought Against Former Steelers Quarterback Gilliam
A Davidson County grand jury indicted former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Joe Gilliam on heroin possession charges stemming from a Dec. 18, 1976, search. The case follows a suspended 45-day sentence for marijuana and a two year probation. Gilliam, now with the Wolf Pak in Pittsburgh, had no comment.
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Watson storms back with birdies to raise punch in round
Tom Watson rallied after a slow start to surge back into contention with birdies at four, seven, and eight. The day endured delays as a thunderstorm postponed play twice and rain caused a 59 minute halt. Notable players failing to make the cut of 149 included Andy North Tom Weiskopf and Bruce Lietzke.
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Doby Becomes Second Black Manager in Baseball
Larry Doby, longtime star and first black AL player to manage, was named Chicago White Sox manager by owner Bill Veeck. Doby, a Montclair, New Jersey native, led Indians to two AL titles and a World Series, and after a career as player and coach, will become the sport’s second black skipper following the barrier breaker’s legacy.
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Ayala to defend NABF featherweight title amid death threat
North American Boxing Federation featherweight champion Mike Ayala will defend his NABF title on July 18 in San Antonio despite a death threat mailed to promoter Tony Padilla and others. Police and postal investigators probe the note, while Ayala faces trial July 24 for attempted murder linked to a December shooting involving former boxer Gilbert Galvan.
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