Stones Sets World High Jump Record in Philadelphia
Dwight Stones, the 22 year old Long Beach State senior, cleared 7 feet 4 inches to establish a new world high jump mark at the Bicentennial Meet of Champions in Philadelphia. He defended his status as the top high jumper despite a recent Olympic bronze and a prior controversy over remarks.
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Oslo
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Paul-Heinz Wellman
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Rod Dixon
Pye
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Ivo van Damme
Gilmore Seized First In NBA Dispersal Draft By Bulls
Artis Gilmore, 7 foot 2 center from Kentucky Colonels, was selected first by the Chicago Bulls in the NBA dispersal draft. The price for Gilmore’s rights was set at 1.1 million dollars. Proceeds from the draft are to help indemnify the two ABA clubs not admitted and fund other league needs.
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Ron Boone
Bird Aver
Baseball Scoreboard and MLB News Wrap
A dense scoreboard page lists multiple league results and player stats from early teen leagues to professional bets, including High 10 and 30 series leaders such as L. Puan, C. Ford, J. Edgecomb, and R. Walte. It also notes major league context with ABA NBA merger chatter and a Padres pitcher Randy Jones car crash near Poway, with brief treatment details.
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Henderson Meat
T. Reynolds
Sheldon Truck & Tractor
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R. Fenton
R. Walte
E. Calking
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D. Jarden
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Physicals For Pomona Athletes
Pomona planners schedule physical examinations for grades six through 12 on August 12 at Ottawa High School at 6 p.m. A bus will transport students from Appanoose School at 5 p.m. and from Pomona High School thirty minutes later to the Ottawa venue.
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Grogan In Spotlight In Norman Preseason Clash
Ottawa's Steve Grogan stars for the New England Patriots in a 1976 preseason game against the San Diego Chargers at Norman Oklahoma Owens Field. Kickoff is 7 p.m. with seats $5 to $8.25. Grogan, No 1 quarterback candidate, led a 112 yard, 10 of 17 passing effort against the Giants last week.
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KC Gets Hockey Of Lesser Sorts In KC
Kansas City will host a one year minor league hockey season after losing its major league franchise to Denver. Mayor Wheeler and Sid Salomon said the St. Louis Blues farm club will move from Providence to Kansas City to compete in the Central Hockey League, reviving professional hockey in the city.
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R.1
Littell Delivers for Royals After Bold Spring Ask
Kansas City pitcher Mark Littell, who left the Missouri farm to push for the majors, earned a 4-2 win over Minnesota by one hit and one run in 3 2 3 innings. The hard throwing reliever, now a key option in Herzog s bullpen, boasts 11 saves and sub 3.00 ERA.
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Omaha
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Miller 4th In National Decathlon
Pomona youth Dave Miller, 16, placed fourth in the national Junior Olympics decathlon at Oak Park Michigan. He scored 5,462 points, well behind the meet record, with a top pole vault of 13-2 and notable finishes in shot put, high hurdles, javelin, and high jump. Miller is set for Pomona High football.
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Oak Park
Pomona Lions
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