British Runners Coe and Ovett Now Set for Moscow Showdown
In Oslo, Sebastian Coe set a world record in the 1000 meters as Steve Ovett broke the mile mark, fueling British expectations for a potential Olympic duel in Moscow. The pair, rivals yet symbols of Britain's Olympic spirit, may both compete in middle distances despite political tensions and a U.S. boycott.
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Softball Box Scores from Indian Lanes and Local Leagues
The report lists multiple softball game box scores from the Men’s B League and Women’s Blue League at Indian Lanes. Score lines show player names with line scores and team totals, including Gorton, Roehl, Haven, Commodore Homes, Jaycees, Town & Country, Queen’s Carry Out, and Smith Family, with various 0 to 4 run figures and set totals. The fragment ends with the Women’s Blue League Tourney at Indian Lanes.
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Diamond
Taul
Hinderitter
Roehl
Harris
Carey
Mages
Totals
Woods
Weaver
Robinson
Sherbo
Markely
Warren
Scott
Grayles
Fletcher
Barnes
Wilson
Smith Family
Crane
Abbott
Kling
Adams
Whitacre
Kramer
Mullin
Mealman
Smith
Mill
Haven's
Elliott
Thompson
Snethen
Welton
Ambert
Dodd
Gutierrez
Swank
Shepard
Hawkins
Moody
Brown
Ball
Roberts
Stottemire
Burnett
Stottlemire
Gumm
Miller
Jaycees
Johnson
Katzer
Riddle
Meyer
Hepner
Marstall
Zimmerman
Shields
Cape
Corder
Powell
Town & Country
Milley
Chambers
Stewart
Dillard
Newmaster
Karthaus
Ledom
Meade
Letman
Nuges
Queen's Carry
Holland
Haney
Baeding
Starks
Darrah
Sands
Schnoke
Bishop
Eichenberg
Spencer
City Scores Incomplete League Totals From A Busy Card
A scan of multiple teams and players shows varied line scores and totals across leagues including GOODTIME GIRLS-2 and KANSAS LAND SALES-10. The excerpt lists many names with odd formatting and mixed tallies, highlighting a dense results page with little coherent summary.
Western Open Likely To Be Putter's Nightmare
The 77th Western Open at Butler National features top players anxious about a brown fungus ruining greens. Larry Nelson and Ben Crenshaw warn that 3 to 4 foot putts will fail on slick surfaces as greens are dyed to protest the disease, with greens in regulation and temperament key to scoring.
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Oak Brook
Larry Nelson
Butler National
Ben Crenshaw
Golfers’ Association Tour
Crenshaw
Nelson
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