US Medals Grow as Scandal Hits Olympic Games
United States earns six more golds at the Mexico City Games as its total rises to 81 medals, while allegations of payoffs to athletes surface from US Amateur Athletic Union official Dan Ferris. Russia shows gymnastic strength with medals and Caslavska fuels a Czech rise. diving, swimming, and track also yield multiple medals for the Americans.
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Mexico City
United States
Dan Ferris
U.S. Amateur Athletic Union
Council
The
International Athletic Federation
Everett Barnes
Sharon Wichman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Galine Prozumenshikova
Catie Ball
Mike Burton
Carmichael
Calif
Canada
Ralph Hutton
Kay Hall
Tacoma
Wash
Elaine Tanner
Jan Swaggerty
Stockton
Charles Hickcox
Phoenix
Ariz
Gary Hall
Garden Grove
Michael Holtahus
West Germany
Greg Buckingham
Atherton
U.S
Sue Peterson
Bellevue
Milena Duchkova
Czechoslovakia
Natalia Lobanova
Pierre Franco Vianelli
Italy
Josef Zapedzki
Poland
Vera Caslavska
Miss Caslavska
East Germany
Zinaida Voronina
Natalia Kuchinskaya
Russia
Linda Metheny
Tuscola
Ill
Cathy Rigby
Los Alamitos
San Diego Pads Lead In SC Poll
Unbeaten San Diego State holds the top spot in the Associated Press small college football poll with a 5-0 record after a 34-14 win over California State Los Angeles. North Dakota State remains second after a 14-8 victory, with several shifting positions among Eastern Kentucky, Texas A and I, Western Kentucky, New Mexico Highlands, and Chattanooga.
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Associated Press
San Diego State
North Dakota State Today
California State of
Los Angeles
North Dakota State
North Dakota
Eastern Kentucky
Akron
Texas A&i
East Texas State
Western Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
New Mexico Highlands
Colorado Mines
Chattanooga
East Tennessee
Northern Michigan
Indiana
Northern
Quantico Marines
Valparaiso
Weber State
Arkansas State
Appalachian
San Diego St
Dakota
Lenoir Ryne
Tennessee State
Texas- Arlington
Troy State
Willamette
Boxing results from multiple cities report decisive wins
London Walter McGowan stops Gerard Ma crez in a bantamweight bout while Ken Buchanan outpoints Angel Garcia. Tokyo Kunishi Shibata tops Orland Medina, Carlos Monzon defeats Charley Austin in Buenos Aires, and Manuel Gonzalez stops Robert Williams in Houston. Aguirre outpoints Juarez in Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
London
Walter McGowan
Scotland
Gerard Macrez
France
Ken Buchanan
Britain
Angel Garcia
Cuba
Tokyo
Kunishi Shibata
Japan
Orland Medina
Philippines
Buenos Aires
Carlos Monzon
Argentina
Charley Austin
Phoenix
Ariz
Houston
Mark Tessman
Marion Connors
Boston
Manuel Gonzalez
Robert Williams
Memphis
Tenn
Las Vegas
Tony Aguirre
Los Angeles
Benit Juarez
Athletics name Bauer as new manager in bold division bid
Oakland owner Charles O Finley introduced Hank Bauer as the Athletics new manager and predicted a division title next year Jorge Velasquez rode three straight Belmont winners in midweek action Gordie Howe rewarded with a new two year contract and a substantial raise by Detroit Red Wings
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Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Oakland Athletics
Hank Bauer
New York
Jorge Velasquez
Belmont Park Race Track
Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
White House Regular Will Go Overseas
Washington AP reports Lynn Smith, a friend of Lynda Bird Johnson, is being sent to Chile as a USIA officer amid broad overseas recalls. Her path, ratings, and age are outlined along with USIA cuts and political travel limits. Alabama Jubilee fish exodus hints at seawater changes.
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Washington
Warrie Lynn Smith
Johnson
Chile
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Miss Smith
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles Robb
Robb
University of Texas
Foreign Service
U.S
Department
United States
Foreign Service Staff
Foreign Service Reserve
Foreign Service of the
Santiago
Smith
State Department
Trades A Hit In NHL Trades A Hit In NHL
New acquisitions and key performances color a busy night in the NHL. Jim Pappin scored twice for Chicago as they toppled Pittsburgh 8-5, while Toronto benefited from the Ullman Henderson and Floyd Smith trio with a 6-4 win over St. Louis. New York routed Oakland 6-1 and Montreal beat Los Angeles 5-2 as hockey powers press early-season form.
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Associated Press
Jim Pappin
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Norm Ullman
Paul Henderson
Floyd Smith
Detroit
Leafs
St. Louis
NHL
New
York Rangers
Oakland
Montreal
Los Angeles
Henderson
Ullman
Tim Horton
Toronto
Glenn Hall
Blues
Bobby Hall
Doug Mohns
Pappin
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Dennis Hull
Black Hawks
New York
Rangers
Bob Nevin
Yves Cournoyer
Jean Beliveau
Big Eight Briefs on conference football activity
Big Eight brief roundup notes several injury updates and prep aims. Colorado tight end Jim Coach is doubtful for homecoming versus Oklahoma after a shoulder separation. Iowa State guard Fred Jones will play against Kansas after an ankle injury. Nebraska travels to Oklahoma State as focus on field goal protection. Missouri reports a defensive strength despite a rough schedule.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Jim Coach
K-State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Fred Jones
Kansas
Johnny Majors
Cyclones
Nebraska
Huskers
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Manhattan
Missouri
Hindman Wall
Phil Cutchin
Cowboys
Sooner
Jim Burgar
Ken Davis
Wayne Nelson
Pepper Rodgers
Dan Devine
Tigers
Bowling Scores Twilight League Standings Report
Scores list for multiple teams led by High 10-H Moody 189 and 30-C Fritts 491 across leagues including Farm Bureau Insurance Te Wave of individuals such as D Whiteford 167 Elliott 454 and B Figgins 207. Details show team highs and high series with a mix of 10 and 30 game marks and totals for Ottawa Bus Service Crites Body Shop Moore’s Chev Olds and others.
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H. Moody
C. Fritts
Clary's Shoes
D. Whiteford
F. Disque
G. Gilroy
R. Fritts
Texaco
G. Page
R Hughes
Todd’s Mobile Homes
A. Conus
Don’s Royal Cleaners
C. Strickland
Bob’s Mobil
B. Turner
Kansas Telephone CO
D. Kunard
D. Hall
Crites Body Shop
B. Weidner
B. Denniston
D. Wesen
Langer Oil Company
H. Guyett
Moore's Chev.olds
B. Schoch
Peoples Natl. Bank
M. Ransom
Independents
R. Cox
J. Simms
Grogan Standard Service
S. Wolgast
B. Spatz
Pizza Village
Stankard
Bike’s Burger Bar
P. White
First Natl. Bank
N. Fritts
H. D. Lee Company
C. Griffin
West Is Injured As Lakers' Skid Goes On
Lakers fall 117-110 to Detroit as West exits with a groin injury after 19 points in the first half. Detroit’s Dave Bing leads with 39. Baylor 31 and Chamberlain 29. Celtics top Cincinnati 108-101 to seize Eastern lead. Seattle and Seattle 118-117 over San Diego. Kentucky beats Indiana 112-108 in ABA action.
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Lakers
Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
Jerry West
Detroit
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Seattle
San Diego
Louisville
Indianapolis
Otto Moore
Dave Bing
Baylor
Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Celtics
Royals
Tom Sanders
Bailey Howell
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Phoenix
Baltimore
Hockey scores from multiple games in today’s results
Toronto beat St Louis 6 to 4 while New York topped Oakland 6 to 1 Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 5 Montreal skated to a 5–5 draw with Los Angeles St Louis faced Boston and Minnesota met Philadelphia in remaining matchups
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St. Louis
New York
Oakland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Los Angeles
Boston
Minnesota
Philadelphia
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