Stones Sets World High Jump Mark in Munich Stadium
Dwight Stones, 19, from Los Angeles, soars to a world high jump record of 7 feet 6½ inches at the Munich Olympic Stadium. The USA leads West Germany 93–86 in a two day dual meet, with Brown 7-4¼ and Woods 7-1½ also in the top three.
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Oiler Calvin Hunt laments treatment after injury and trades
Calvin Hunt says the Houston Oilers treated him poorly after his 1973 injuries and removal from plans following the Curry trade. He details limited contact from staff, questions a return, and plans to maybe stay in insurance rather than resume football.
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Sport Shorts Highlight Week of Rodeo and Local Odds
Pecos notes a slow sports week with rodeo result delays from Austin as Beverly Steiner provides final winners. Also mentions confusion over two stories about Joe Segalia and the all star game shifting to Irving on August 2. Ken Holtzman shines for Oakland with a 9-2 start and 1.30 ERA after 96 innings.
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