L A girl wins two Jr AAU track titles at UCLA meet
Kim Robinson of the Los Angeles Mercurettes won both sprint events at the AAU National Junior Women's Track and Field Championships at UCLA. She with 11.50 in the 100 meters and 24.21 in the 200 meters. The meet features girls 4 18 years old with top finishers earning spots on the U S team to face the Soviet Union in Richmond Virginia July 23. Helene Connell set a discus mark, improving her own record from the previous day.
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Los Angeles
United States
Soviet Union
Richmond
Helene Connell
Glenn and Gahr fall in CIF finals as memories linger
Glenn high school falls to San Marino 4-1 in the 2-A baseball final while Gahr is eliminated 2-1 by Magnolia in the 3-A semifinals. Coach Art Jessup and pitching coach Boyd Tremble praise the season, noting a large plus for the campus and the players pride and effort.
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San Marcito
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Bergeron Reflects On 1978 Season And Key Players
Coach Bergeron discusses magnolia baseball after a hard season. He credits Nick Perri and Glenn Prater for leadership and effort and notes plans to evaluate next year’s positions while focusing on player development and relationships.
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Magnolia
Nick Perri
Glenn Prater
Bayi shifts to 5000m as PCC stars excel in Stockholm
Filbert Bayi the world 1 50 meter record holder ran the 5000 meters at the Stockholm meet finishing in 13 02.1 for the year’s second fastest time. American Pacific Coast Club athletes won seven events led by Mac Wilkins in discus and Tom Woods in high jump.
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Long Beach
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Tom Woods
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Greg Joy
Canada
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Tom Andrews
USC
Centrowitz Clinches Two Events at Prefontaine Classic
Matt Centrowitz moved from third with 60 yards left to win the 5000 meters in 3:68.71 at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene. Ed Arriola placed fourth in the same race, while Steve Scott won the mile and Arnie Robinson won the long jump amid a field with notable withdrawals.
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Tobias Striders
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Centrowitz
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