IOC Struggles Over Taiwan at Montreal Games
IOC president Lord Killanin seeks a Taiwan solution as Montreal hosts the Games. Canada and the IOC clash over using the Republic of China name and symbols, while Ottawa hints at talks and Killanin weighs a revived 1960 formula allowing Taiwanese athletes to compete as Taiwan. Prime Minister Trudeau and Allan MacEachen push for a resolution before the event.
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Preparations Press Ahead for Montreal Olympiad Opening
Eleven days before the 21st Olympiad in Montreal workers race to finish the east end Games site as trucks move inside fences. With July 17 opening approaching, stadium roof copper, lighting and barriers are being completed while foreign athletes arrive for village ceremonies and torch rehearsals light up Mount Royal.
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Nitty Gritty Games Highlight Kickoff of OBRL Stretch Run
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League Monday night action the top four clubs clashed. Rotary edged Elks 2 to 1 as Dan Meyers and Chris Bird shined on the mound. Eagles beat Lions 3 to 2 behind strong pitching by Meyers and Bird, with key plays by Schoch and Wallis. Tonight’s Babe Ruth schedule features Boys' Club vs Kiwanis at 6 30 followed by VFW vs Sertoma.
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Bowling Scores From Don't Care League Rookies to Unpredictables
Bowling scores list participants across multiple leagues with high games and series. Notable lines include J Bradley 155-445 for Hoht and D DeCock 172-435 for Lucks, with several teams such as Pioneers Wellsville Wipeouts and Spin Pins posting top highs and totals.
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