Brundage Set To Leave Throne Of World Sports
In Munich Avery Brundage, 84, announces he will resign as IOC president after 50 years, with successors likely Count Jean de Beaumont or Lord Killanin. He defends his career, cites plans for a permanent Olympic museum, and warns against commercialization while facing criticism from critics abroad.
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Osage City Girls Take Four County Softball Tourney
Osage City defeated Ottawa No 2 30 12 to win the Four County Girls Softball Tournament at Forest Park. Ottawa No 1 beat Waverly 22 17 for third place in the consolation game. Osage City reached the finals by edged Ottawa No 1 13 11 in Saturday’s semifinal, while Ottawa No 2 beat Waverly 11 10.
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Chiefs and Colts Meet in Exhibition Clash This Night
The Baltimore Colts seek their first NFL exhibition win against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs in a 9 p.m. EDT matchup. Unitas starts for Baltimore, with Domres and Douglas backing him. Chiefs quarterback Len Dawson leads KC while Ed Podolak may miss time with an ankle injury. Coach Hank Stram praises Baltimore's defense and experience.
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Baseball Scoreboard with Standings and Tuesday Games
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh leading with 72 wins and New York second, followed by Chicago St. Louis Montreal Philadelphia West Cincinnati and others. The daily slate lists six Tuesday games including Atlanta at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Montreal, plus several cross league matchups.
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Political Clouds Over Munich Loom for Olympic Walkout Threat
Kenya and Ethiopia loomed as pivotal in the walkout threat at the Munich Games with Ethiopia booking flights to Addis Ababa and Kenya awaiting Jomo Kenyatta's go or stay decision amid Rhodesia’s invitation controversy. US blacks vow unity but with guarded explanation as Africa presses IOC over Rhodesia. Spectators throng Olympic Park as the Games approach with opening signals set from the Olympiaberg.
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Whitworth Wins Sudden-Death Southgate Open Over Bourassa
Kathy Whitworth defeats Jocelyne Bourassa after Bourassa misses a four-foot par putt on the 18th hole sending the Southgate Open into a playoff. The veteran captures her fourth win of the year as both finish 4-under 140 at the 6,237-yard course.
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Five Eliminated In NBC Meet On Sunday
Five teams were eliminated as the National Baseball Congress tournament on Sunday reduced the field to 2-1 records in a six game slate. Durant Oklahoma defeated Valdosta Georgia 4-3 Kokomo Indiana beat Hutchinson Kansas 8-6 St Louis toppled St Bernard Parish Louisiana 6-4 Lubbock Texas defeated Slater Iowa 8-4 Fairbanks Alaska sent Newport Arkansas home 7-3.
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Canadian Girl Stars In Trapshoot Classic
Susan Nattrass, 21, from Edmonton, wins the women’s crown at the Grand American Trapshooting Tournament in Dayton. She tied at 199 of 200 before a shootoff that saw her hit 50 straight to defeat Ruby Jenner. Bob Green, 21, of Flint, Michigan, wins the men’s title with 125 straight. Morrissey of Omaha second with 124.
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Tigers Find Right Good Luck Charm Tigers Find Right Good Luck Charm
Tigers manager Billy Martin credited luck and religious tokens after a high scoring 11-9 win over the Angels. White Sox and Twins leaders show mixed results in twinbill action with Oakland and Baltimore.
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Cougar II Wins Sixth $100000 Race at Hollywood Park
Chilean-bred Cougar II has earned $683,000 with 10 major victories over two years. The thor oughbred captured his sixth $100,000 race recently by winning the Californian at Hollywood Park. Owner Mrs. Mary F. Jones of Del Mar and Los Angeles said he’s running in a straight line again after erratic behavior.
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