Drug use in sports alarming says report on pills and steroids
Washington Star News reports rising drug use among athletes. NFL players recount steroids and amphetamines used to boost performance, amid House investigation findings and medical concerns. Experts warn of self destructive risks and the win at any cost mentality driving drug use.
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Hearing Delay Puts Indy 560 Winnings in Limbo
Indianapolis hearing on Gordon Johncock’s 560 win is postponed to Aug 15 to decide if the purse becomes part of his bankruptcy estate. Trustee approval delayed the case. Johncock filed for bankruptcy in February with debts of 369 551.13 and assets of about 406 600. His share includes 50 percent of Johncock Racing Enterprises Inc. and racing salary. Winnings are held in escrow pending the ruling.
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49er trio win NCAA net match in Princeton
Long Beach State players Craig Rogers and Tom Smith won singles and paired with Neal Dessent to win in doubles as NCAA tennis tournament action continued indoors after rain. Spurs sign Richie Fuqua of Oral Roberts, landing early victory in his pro deal announced in San Antonio Texas.
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American Basketball Assn
Carlton Cigarettes Remain Lowest Tar Among Regular Kings
The U S Government tests since 1967 have consistently shown Carlton as the lowest tar among regular filter kings in the latest February 1973 report, with Carlton Menthol also lowest among menthol brands at 3 mg tar. The Surgeon General warns cigarette smoking is dangerous to health.
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NCAA to Require Drug Tests for Championships
NCAA official says urine tests will be required of all athletes at NCAA championships starting this fall to combat drug abuse. Robert W. Pritshard, chairman of the NCAA Drug Education Committee, told a senate subcommittee the situation is critical and noted ongoing decisions on which substances will be prohibited.
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Canadian Woman Wins Three Way Playoff In La Canadienne
Canadian Joycelyne Bourassa tops Judy Rankin and Sandra Haynie in a three way playoff for $10,000 first prize at La Canadienne in Montreal. Bourassa, 26, from Shenanigan Quebec, edged on extra holes to claim her first tour victory. Haynie and Rankin also earned rounds of $35,000 and $5,000 respectively in the event.
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Foyt testifies in libel suit over Sports Illustrated quote
Three time Indy 500 winner A J Foyt testified in U S District Court on Monday in a $1 million libel suit against Time Inc. He said a 1971 Sports Illustrated article falsely attributed a quoted remark about hillbillies and long haired Europeans. His attorney said editors refused to retract. Time Inc. argued the quote was accurate.
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Kings Sign Veteran Center Butch Goring To One Year
Kings of the NHL signed veteran centre Butch Goring to a one year contract. Goring, 24 goals and 21 assists last season, missed much of the year due to a severe leg wound requiring nine stitches. Terms were not disclosed.
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Olson's Camp Opens for Three Sessions at Wilson High
Openings remain for Lute Olson's 49er Basketball Camp at Wilson High. Boys aged nine through high school may enroll for three sessions June 25-29 July 16-20 and July 23-27 from nine to noon with instruction organized by age and ability. Fee is 50 per session. Call 498-4659 or 498-5086 for details.
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Wilson High
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