Rome Games stellar teens fuel Olympic swim wave
AP recalls the 1960 American swimming team led by Lynn Burke and teammates Lynn Burke and Chris von Saltza. Soviet Latynina and officials questioned Burke during a Naples post Olympic rail trip, probing training and living conditions amid Cold War tension.
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Hal Bock
Rome
Neptunes
Uncle Sam
Lynn Burke
Chris von Saltza
Donna de Varona
Carolyn Wood
Lance Larson
Jeff Farrell
von Saltza
Naples
Burke
Agatha Christie
Larisa Latynina
Burka
Lynn
Vienna
Siberia
Larson
Smid Eliminates McNamee In U S Pro Tennis
AP reports Thomas Smid of Czechoslovakia defeated Paul McNamee 6-4 7-6 to reach the third round of the $175,000 U S Pro Tennis Championships in Brookline. Other results include Cahill upsetting Clerc and Lapidus beating Warwick in tight sets.
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Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Thomas Smid
Czechoslovakia
Australia
Paul McNamee
U.S
Mike Cahill
Jose-Louis Clerc
Argentina
Jay Lapidus
Princeton University
Kim Warwick
Johan Kriek
South Africa
Phil Dent
Ivan Lindl
Rick Fogel
Mahwah
N.J
Virginia Wade
Ann Kiyomura
Billie Jean King
Sylvia Hanika
West Germany
Jeanne DurVall
Dianne Frombholtz
Sue Barker
Kate Latham
Ivannan Madruga
Zenda Liess
Leslie Allen
Mana Kloss
Hana Mandlikova
Bettina Bunge
Marita Redondo
Linda Siegel
Mason
Ohio
Roscoe Tanner
Lito Alvarez
Ilie Nastase
Jose Damiani
Uruguay
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Victor Amaya
Brian Teacher
David Schneider
Tom Okker
Fred McNair
Bernie Mitton
Chris Rachel
General Akron
New York Yankees
Thurman Munson
Lady Bowlers To Meet Sunday
The Ottawa Women's Bowling Association will hold a pre season meeting at 2 p m Sunday at Anchor Savings 421 S Hickory city venue confirmation expected and organizers urge attendance
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Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association
Anchor Savings
S. Hickory
Ray Kroc may quit baseball amid flap over free agents
San Diego Padres owner Ray Kroc, 79, says he may turn over control to his son in law and retire from baseball after a heated clash over pursuing star infielders Graig Nettles and Joe Morgan. He vows to be less active and defer questions to Ballard Smith while keeping McDonald’s as his priority.
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SAN Diego
Ray Kroc
San Diego Padres
Kroc
MacDonald’s
Washington, D. C
Graig Nettles
New York Yankees
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Associated Press
Yankees
George Steinbrenner
Reds
Dick Wagner
Bowie Kuhn
San Diego Union
Ballard Smith
McDonald's
NFC East Preview Cowboys And Landry Of Course
Dallas remains the division favorite despite injuries to Carlie Waters and Tony Dorsett. Landry shows grit as Philadelphia eyes a court of rivals. Washington rebuilds, Giants face quarterback questions after Troy Archer’s death, and Bud Wilkinson reshapes St. Louis.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Carlie Waters
Tony Dorsett
Tom Landry
Tom
Cowboys
Randy Hughes
Waters
Preston Pearson
Dorsett
Ed-Too-Tall-Jones
Jethro Pugh
Larry Cole
Dave Stalls
Larry Bethea
Philadelphia Eagles
Atlanta Falcons
Eagle
Dick Vermeil
Philadelphia
Washington
Bud Wilkinson
St. Louis
Ray Perkins
New York Giants
Eagles
Roger Staubach
Mike Hogan
Jim Betterson
Vermeil
Cleveland Franklin
Larry Barnes
Billy Campbell
J. W. Cain
Cardinals
Ottis Anderson
Theotis Brown
Reskins
Jack Pardee
Diron Talbert
Pardee
Billy Kilmer
Jake Scott
Chris Hanburger
Ron McDole
Bill Brundige
Giants
Rarely Used Yankees Rally for 6 2 Win in KC
Roy White and Fred Stanley delivered late clutch hits as the New York Yankees erased a Kansas City lead to beat the Royals 6 2 in Kansas City. White delivered a two run ninth inning single and Stanley followed with a three run homer to cap a five run rally. Splittorff took the loss while Gossage earned the relief victory. Willie Wilson and Amos Otis sparked KC early, but the Yankees pulled away in the final frame.
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Roy White
Fred Stanley
New York Yankee
Paul Splittorff
Kansas City Royals
White
Splittorff
Stanley
Yankees
Royals
Bobby
Murcer
Chris Chambliss
Lou Piniella
Reggie Jackson
Graig Nettles
A.L. Washington
Yanks
Rich Gossage
Tommy John
Willie Wilson
Amos Otis
Willie Randolph
al Cowens
Piniella
Frank White
John Wathan
Liberal BeeJays win NBC crown ending drought in style
Liberal Kansas BeeJays routed Santa Maria 9-2 to clinch the NBC tournament title. Rich Webster delivered a bases loaded three run double in the fifth as Liberal built a 5-0 lead and never looked back. Liberal pitcher Craig McMurtry earned the win and Mike Moore was named leading pitcher with a 3-0 record. D'Onofrio named MVP. Bob Cerv honored as Manager of the Year. Five Liberal players made the all tournament team.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Tim Gray
San Fransciso 49Ers
Gray
Zenon Andrusyshyn
Eddie Payton
Andrusyshyn
The
Toronto
AFC
Payton
Stan Johnson
Clarence Sanders
Cecil Youngblood
Mike Horton
Herb Christopher
Johnson
Los Angeles
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Youngblood
Horton
Christoper
Bill Kellar
St. Louis Cardinals
Wichita, Kan
Kan
National Baseball Congress
Rich Webster
Santa Maria
Calif
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Webster
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Rick Woolard
Bern Ramie
Fritz Connally
Tony Saffo
Indians
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Mike Moore
Gary D' Onofrio
Bob Cerv
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Woolard
Moore
D’onofrio
Dan Firova
Connally
Chris Phillips
Chicago Ahepa
Tim Carroll
Beatrice
Neb
von Hays
Clarinda
Iowa
Mike Cassidy
Paul Homing
Tom Colburn
Ricky Wright
Bolder
Cole
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