Random Drug Tests For Athletes Set By NCAA
NCAA announced random urine tests for athletes in all NCAA competition starting next fall. chair Robert W. Pritchard said tests aim to gather facts to fight drug abuse rather than punish, with deterrence expected if athletes know testing is universal. Senators Bayh and others heard testimonies on amphetamines and anabolic steroids, and medical experts warned of side effects from steroids and the broader drug culture in sports.
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Walt Jones
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Jones
NBA
Milwaukee Bucks
Freshman League All Star Tourney Opens With Two Games
In the Texas Teen-Age Baseball freshman league eliminations, American National No 2 shut out Southern No 1 11 0 behind a one hitter by Cory Bizzell and David Gardner. Doak Huddleston Bill Troglin and Gary Smith homered for the winners with Troglin adding a double. Texas No 2 beat Dixie No 1 7 4 with Monty Been Brian Cantrell and Craig Schulla pitching and Mickey Adkins homering for the victors. Two games set tonight at Eastside Park 6 30 Texas No 1 vs Southern No 2 and 8 30 Mid East No 1 vs North Texas No 2. Saturday features sophomore league all stars at 6 30 p m and top freshman league clash at 8 30 p m.
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Southern
Cory Bizzell
David Gardner
Doak Huddleston
Bill Troglin
Gary Smith
Troglin
Dixie
Monty Been
Brian Cantrell
Craig Schulla
Mickey Adkins
Eastside Park
11Th
Muskingum
Mid-East
North Texas
Highway 80 Tennis Tourney Underway In Odessa
The Odessa Open began this morning as a three day tennis tourney featuring 20 categories across four venues. Events include all age groups from 12 to 18 in singles and doubles with matches at Odessa College Permian High School Odessa High Bonham Junior High and under lights when needed.
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Odessa High School
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Veteran Balding Wins Alberta Open in Wind and Rain
Al Balding of Toronto captured the Alberta Open, a $10,000 event at Silver Springs CC, finishing two strokes ahead after 54 holes. He posted a 68 opening round setting a course record, led by one, then two strokes, and despite bogeying the final hole he held off Greg Pitzer of Los Angeles and Gar Hamilton of Toronto, who both finished at 216.
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al Balding
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Odessa College Links Women In National Golf Meet
Odessa College golfers Sue Clark and Tovia Jones will compete in the AAIA national golf championships at Mt Holyoke College in South Hadley Mass starting Wednesday. A field of 118 two woman teams from across the United States will play a 72 hole stroke play event through Saturday. Last year Odessa finished 40th among 40 teams and Ann Laughlin of the University of Miami was individual champion.
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Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
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Las
Ann Laughlin
University of Miami
Fla
Shavers Knocks Out Ellis In MSG Debut
Earnie Shavers, a Canton, Ohio puisne pro boxer, climbed into heavyweight contention with a first round knockout of Jimmy Ellis at Madison Square Garden. Shavers, weighing 206 1 4 pounds, unleashed a sharp right uppercut to end the bout at 2 39 of the opening round as Ellis, weighing 199 1 4 pounds and ranked fourth, staggered after a previous exchange. Referee Harold Valan counted Ellis out as he lay on the canvas.
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Canton
Ohio
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Ellis
Harold Valan
Archie Moore
Archie
World Boxing Association
Muhammad Ali
Marfa Indians Win Two Games in Alpine and Valley
Marfa's Indians won 12-2 over Herman's Sollegians in Alpine after 13 innings, with Mando Hernandez starting the rally and Conrado Arriola driving in a run to tie it 2-2. Reliever Arcadio Rivera earned the win as Larry Cottrell took the loss. Ricky Guevera and Jimmy Lujan also pitched for Marfa. On Sunday the Marfa second team defeated the Valentine Pirates 12-2 with Arriola again the winning pitcher.
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Indians
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Sollegians
Alpine
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Larry Cottrell
Ricky Guevera
Jimmy Lujan
Smitty McKinsey
Valentine Pirates
Arriola
Char Calteron
Hi Junior Teams Record Triumphs In Legion and Radiator Action
Crane and Radiator Service earned wins in Hi Junior baseball Monday. Maynard Johnson allowed two hits with eight strikeouts as Legion beat Harlow Sammons 90. Bennie Almanza went 3 for 3 for Crane who beat Basin Radiator 10 8 with Mike Roseberry 3 for 5. Wes Maynard won Radiator Service Andrews game as Odessans won 5 4 in a desperation shot. The rest are unrelated boxing quotes and filler text.
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Basin Radiator
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Mike
Rankin's Gary Varnadore shoots 72 to win 14 15 division
At Sunset Tourney in Odessa 105 juniors competed at Sunset Country Club on north Andrews Highway. Varnadore of Rankin led the 14 15 division with a 72, while Kelly Sewell of Odessa won the 16 17 division with a 74.
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Midland
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Abilene
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Odessa
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Pat Dawson
Gary Varnadore
Rankin
West Texas Golf Tour
North Andrews Highway
Sunset Course
Cincinnati Star Pete Rose Leads NL All Star Outfield Vote
New York AP reports NL fans near end of balloting. Pete Rose leads in voting with 86,118, followed by Billy Williams 69,470 and Cesar Cedeno 67,660. Bobby Bonds 64,134 trails. Johnny Bench tops catchers with 151,076 of 256,829 ballots. The July 24 game is set for Kansas City. Balloting ends July 8 with starters announced July 16-17.
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Sooner Defender Discusses His Most Satisfying Game
In Lubbock Texas AP reports Oklahoma star Derland Moore calls the Nebraska game the most satisfying of his college career after a comeback win that left the Sooners ardent about their national standing. Sam Cunningham discusses speed and size while Dave Beck talks about pro prospects with a Lubbock sports writer.
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Jordan
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Beck
Dave
Interview Clip Reflects Small Fast Hitter From Auburn
The roster lists a 5-10, 171 pound player from Auburn who jokingly notes his speed and hitting ability. He confirms he played for Coach Jordan, explaining his presence. The scribe comments on his sense of humor on a hot day.
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Jordan
Wimbledon Seedings Highlight Smith and Court
Stan Smith and Margaret Court were named top seeds for Wimbledon as debates over Pilic's eligibility and boycotts loom. Nestled amid seed lists, players argue legality while Queen's Club hosts tense previews and first round wins shape a tense lead into the tournament.
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Margaret Court
Smith
Sea Pines
S.C
Boycot
Nikki Pilic
Pilic
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Association of Tennis Professionals
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Romania
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Judicial Court
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San Matero
Calif
Jimmy Conners
Philadelphia
Australia
Christina Sandberg
Sweden
Chris Evert
For Lauderdale
Fla
Laura Rossin
South Africa
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