Ottawa University adds 15 recruits to 1980 roster
The Ottawa University Braves announce 15 new signees, bringing total 1980 recruits to 38. Kansas trio Steve Phillips and Rick Murnan from Shawnee Mission West, plus Kevin Wintle from Erie head the list along with Holy CrossNY standouts Brendon Kenny Steve Guthoff Mark Linsalata and Darryl Fineran. Additional linemen include Charles Miller Kendrick Kendall David Butler and Jowell Morgan. Backfield depth comes from Kevin Dickerson Albert Peacock and Tim Smothers with Anthony Bryant providing wide receiver depth.
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Mitch Barnhart
Ottawa University Braves
Nyle Salmans
Kansas
Shawnee Mission West High School
Steve Phillips
Kansas State
SM West
Phillips
Rick Murnan
West
Murnan
Salmans
Kevin Wintle
Erie
Wintle
Braves
Holy Cross High School
Flushing
N.Y
New York
Holy Cross
Tom Pugh
Emporia State
Brendon Kenny
Kenny
Steve Guthoff
Holy Cross Connection
Linsalata
Mole
Charles Miller
Glades High School
Belle Glade
Fla
Miller
Manchester
Darryl Fineran
Fineran
Kendrick Kendall
Kendall
Comaneci Quietly Shines Amid Olympic Pressure
Nadia Comaneci remained expressionless after a flawless 10.0 on the balance beam as she and Romania pursued half of the compulsory events at the Moscow Olympics. Soviet rival Natalia Shaposhnikova matched the perfect 10, and the Soviets led with 197.75 points to East Germany 196.80 and Romania 196.70 as swimming finals loomed and Dodger-like U.S. absence echoed across the pool.
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Moscow
Nadia Comaneci
Nadia
Comaneci
Olga Korbut
Soviet Union
Natalia Shaposhnikova
Shaposhnikova
Nelli Kim
Maxi Gnauck
East Germany
Romania
Alexander Diyatin
Nikolai Andrianov
U.S
Afghanistan
Montreal
Barbara Krause
Ines Geissler
Sergei Kopliakov
Irina Kalinina
Bengt Baron
Sweden
Baron
Krause
Daniel Munez
Cuba
Yurik Sarkisian
Karoly Varga
Hungary
Hellfried Heilfort
Heilfort
Steve Ovett
Sebastian Coe
Ovett
Afghan Defection Reports Denied at Olympic Festival
MOSCOW AP Afghan sports officials rejected claims that athletes from the Soviet occupied nation sought asylum in the West. Western reporters said Afghan athletes discussed defecting with embassies, while Afghan leader Gholam Hassani insisted no such talks occurred. A separate Soviet security crackdown hit a Italian gay rights protest near Red Square, with detentions and confiscations.
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Moscow
Afghanistan
Tass
U.S
Red Square
Kremlin
Olympic Village
Gholam Hassani
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