Mexico Air Is Fine For Flying But Not Running
Mexico City hosts the Little Olympics where endurance events suffer in the high altitude while sprints and jumps show better results. Romuald Kiim of the Soviet Union set an Olympic hammer record in a largely air-light show amid mixed results for 1,500 meters and other events. The United States leads with 20 golds, followed by the Russians and others as track and field wrap up.
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al Oerter
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Olympic Golfers Defend Femininity Amid Contest Debate
In Mexico City the 57 top women amateurs from 19 nations compete in the Women's World Team Championship at Mexico Country Club. Players including Marina Ragher of Italy and Marion Tadini defend golf as an outlet that does not erode femininity, while others like Diana Thomas of Australia argue golf enhances character.
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Mexico
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Bermuda
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Miss van Lanschot
Detroit Lions in Fervent Clash Between Captain and Coach
Tensions flare as Lions captain Alex Karras and coach Harry Gilmer clash after a 45-14 loss to Baltimore. Gilmer denies threatening waivers. Karras accuses him of fear tactics. Officials call the discord a dressing down rather than removal of players. Previous dissension included trades and suspensions of other veterans.
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Chicago Bears
Mikita Leads Black Hawks Past Rangers in NHL Opener
Chicago’s Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull star as the Black Hawks beat the Rangers 6 to 3 in New York. Mikita scores twice with two assists, Hull adds two goals and one assist, while Donnie Marshall scores twice for the Rangers. Boston also opens with a win over Detroit as John McKenzie and strong team play pace a 6-2 victory for the Bruins.
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Red Wings
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Kansas State draws big crowds as 15 year average tops 10,000
Kansas State has drawn more than 112 million basketball fans to its home games in the past 15 years and averaged better than 10,000 a game during that period. Kansas holds the Big Eight one season record of 15,500 per game in 1957.
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Notre Dame Oklahoma Clash Promises Classic Showdown
Notre Dame ranked No 1 faces a tough test from No 10 Oklahoma after both squads won key early games. Coaches Ara Parseghian and Jim Mackenzie hype pace and power as Oklahoma eyes past Irish history while ND seeks to stave off distractions and stay unbeaten.
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