Walker Cup opens as Campbell halts streak at St Andrews
Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia, a Walker Cup veteran, extended U S singles win streaks with six straight before losing to Ian Hutcheon in a halved match at St Andrews. His effort still gives the United States seven wins to three after first day, with two draws.
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Pele weighs U S move amid Cosmos offer
Pele explained why joining the New York Cosmos in the North American Soccer League appeals. He cited the United States as a unique principle and said he is 60 to 70 percent certain about accepting a reported 7 million three year deal, with a decision after his Brazil trip.
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Colonels owner challenges NBA with $1 million bid
Ellie Brown of the Kentucky Colonels rails at the NBA for not accepting a $1 million challenge offer from the ABA to match the Colonels against Golden State Warriors. Brown accuses the league of fearing a loss of prestige and tv appeal, says heirs of the ABA trustees back the proposal, and predicts fans deserve to see a clash of champions. Kennedy, retiring as commissioner, is labeled a lame duck by Brown who praises Larry OBrien.
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Tennis Soloman, Evert Reach Open Round. Kodes Wins
Harold Solomon advances to the third round of the Italian Open with a three set win over Jun Kamiwazumi as Chris Evert reaches the quarterfinals after beating Susan Barker. Jan Kodes edges Patricio Cornejo in a three set first round at the Düsseldorf TPW event.
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El Paso Diablos Bow Lafayette Drillers 9-0 in Rain Night
Righthander Bill Rothan moved El Paso closer to Texas League West leader Shreveport by shutting out Lafayette Drillers 9-0. Rothan struck out seven and El Paso posted 13 hits off losing pitcher John Fuqua, with six stolen bases on display. Other games were postponed. Jackson visits San Antonio tonight.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting Leaders
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Bruins name woman coach at UCLA
UCLA hired Whittier College former coach Ellen Mosher 25 to lead the Bruins women’s basketball team succeeding Kenny Washington. Mosher posted 12-2 at Whittier last season and had standout prep and college honors in Iowa. Washington stepped down after two NCAA title runs with UCLA.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
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Purdue Edges Italian B Team in Close Finish
Purdue beat the Italian national B team 78 76 as Tom Scheffler hit a late jumper with about five seconds left. Bruce Parkinson led Purdue with 17 points while Scheffler had seven points and 10 rebounds. Purdue was set to face the Italian Olympic team in Varise.
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Pistons Trade Norwood For Suns Rookie Williams
Detroit trades forward Willie Norwood to Phoenix for center Earl Williams. Williams, a rookie last season, averaged 4.7 points and 456 rebounds in about 13 minutes per game, and is expected to improve rebounding for Detroit.
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