Canadian Ban of Taiwan Shocks Olympic Officials
The U S Olympic Committee says it is shocked by Canada banning Taiwan from the 1976 Montreal Games. Canadians cite political reasons tied to recognizing Communist China and say Taiwanese athletes may enter as individuals but not as representatives of their government.
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US Davis Cup pullout sparks divided Wimbledon reaction
At Wimbledon, Americans split on the U S decision to withdraw from the Davis Cup. Arthur Ashe calls it wrong while Roscoe Tanner supports it and Donald Bell remains torn as players protest political meddling. France and Britain stayed on the committee amid South Africa dispute.
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Cowboys Open Training Camp On Coast
Dallas Cowboys begin their training camp at California Lutheran College in Thousand Oaks with coach Tom Landry predicting tougher competition after last season’s Super Bowl run. About 60 rookies and free agents report as Dallas prepares for a July 31 preseason at Oakland and a Sept. 12 season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles in Texas Stadium.
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Nastase Faces Borg in Wimbledon Final Amid Temperament Talk
Nastase the Romanian star clashes with Bjorn Borg for the men’s crown after a semifinal win over Raul Ramirez. Chris Evert meets Evonne Goolagong in the women’s final as both chase a second Wimbledon title.
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Reds Open Play Tonight in Milwaukee Open
The Cincinnati Reds enter July with a healthy lead but shaky pitching as they begin a four game home stand against the Houston Astros with a twilight doubleheader at Milwaukee's Tuckaway Country Club. Ken Still led the opening round of the Greater Milwaukee Open with an eight under par 64, one stroke off the course record, amid favorable conditions and a crowded leaderboard.
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Andy North
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Standings from Boston and Oakland road games listed
Standings show Boston at Milwaukee with Augustine 24 and Pole 34, Oakland at Kansas City with Blue 66 and Busby 31, California at Minnesota with Kirkwood 27 and Hughes 48, Texas at Chicago with Blyleven 68 and Johnson 57, and Minnesota noted with Mn.
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Federal Judge Rules NFL Violates Labor Law During 1974 Talks
Judge Charles W. Schneider of the National Labor Relations Board finds the NFL used unfair labor practices in the 1974 contract negotiations and the player strike while permitting discussion with the union on safety. He orders reinstatement with back pay for former union leaders and says no unilateral wage increases without union consent.
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First National Bank Yankees edge Cubs 10 9 in junior baseball
In a four run fourth inning the First National Bank Yankees beat Terry Bunch Motor Cubs 10 9. Joe Farmer doubled and singled for the Yanks. Jeff Daggs and Mark Petrusek added two singles each while Greg Smith doubled and tripled for the Cubs. Preston Baylor got the win and Johnny Riviera the loss.
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Slo-Pitch Thursday Night Results Show Mixed Wins
Friendly Inn forfeited to Ted's Lounge in the opening game as four games were played. Weavers defeated Port Lavaca Sports 14 to 12 behind Mike Asoff and Ray Crites homering twice each. Chavans powered past the Americans 11 to 5 with two homers, Chip West and Robert Pleasant delivering key hits. Salty Dogs edged Dirt Dobbers 18 to 16 with Karl Meyer homering.
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Dolphins in Dispute Over Orange Bowl Contract
The Miami Dolphins were given until July 21 to sign a new Orange Bowl contract or risk moving the first 1976 exhibition game elsewhere. City officials set the ultimatum amid a dispute with Dolphins owner Joe Robbie. The team’s first NFL exhibition game is July 31.
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