Olympic tickets go on sale for 1976 Montreal Games
Public forms become available Thursday at 2,3 retail and Montgomery Ward catalogs with 740,000 U S tickets allocated. Orders must be by check or money order, limit ten tickets per event, and tickets ship around June 1 1976 for events July 17 to August 1 in Montreal Ottawa Toronto Kingston and Quebec.
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Pirates catcher Manny Sanguillen earns NL Player of the Week
Manny Sanguillen of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named National League Player of the Week after a .636 run with 14 hits in 22 at bats, lifting his average to .372. The 1970s-era rookie produced the best start of his major league career and highlighted a strong Pirates stretch.
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Rookies shine as rookies lead in night of baseball
First year players boost headlines with Leon Roberts driving a three run homer as his 14 game hitting streak continues. Vern Ruhle and John Hiller combine for a 5-0 Detroit win over Kansas City. Pat Scanlon hits his first major league homer for Montreal in an 11-1 rout of Atlanta. Gary Carter and Karl Williams also homered for early-season movers.
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Allen back with Phillies faces media clash hope rekindled
Dick Allen, 33, greets press foes in Philadelphia clubhouse after being reacquired, vows a better season. He starts at first base soon, aims to quiet controversy, and says he seeks privacy while acknowledging past media battles.
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Dodgers Rally In 10th To Top Cardinals In Odd Game
Dodgers surge to a 3-1 lead, St Louis ties in the 10th as Brock swipes bases and Sizemore drives in a run. In extras, Garvey Cey and Paciorek deliver infield hits, Brock’s throw misplays, and Auerbach’s liner scores two to cap the Dodgers’ late comeback. Buckner activated, Marshall to the DL pending, Brock extends stolen-base streak in a high tempo, error-filled night on the field.
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Cardinals Rally In Extras As Errors Shape Tight Contests
A rugged game sees Cardinals and Dodgers trading leads through nine, with miscues and timely hits altering momentum. Brock and Sizemore produce key knocks for St Louis while Brewer, Reed, and Reitz contribute late runs, but scoring remains close into the tenth.
Washington crew dominance noted by coach Erickson
The article reviews Washington's rowing program under coach Erickson, detailing a long tradition, strong boathouse facilities, and an inclusive, high-commitment approach. It cites Western Intercollegiate wins, losses to Harvard and UCLA, and the program's challenge of coaching many athletes daily.
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USC Coach McKay Criticizes One Platoon Football Plan
USC head coach and athletic director John McKay blasts one platoon football as a money saver, arguing scholarships cuts would better strengthen USC and weaken rivals. He recalls past shifts, notes star players, and warns uneven competition could worsen in a split-squad era.
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OBrien questions Oldfield illegal shotput throw
Parry OBrien, two time Olympic champion, questions the legality of Brian Oldfield’s 7 foot shotput throw at an El Paso pro meet. He notes Oldfield’s discus-like pivot and the ball dipping below the chin as potential fouls while stressing the lack of official technical scrutiny in pro events.
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LBCC golfers place fourth in Ca Golf Championship
Long Beach City College led by Chuck Wallace finishes fourth at Western Hills Anaheim in the Ca Golf Championship to reach the state tournament. Las Posas hosts where El Camino wins team title. Hemphill 66 70 136 and Palliad 72 41 lead individuals. Wallace 70 78 148. other LBCC scores include Hinton 74 77, Caputo 77 78, Hier 85 72, Bublitz 84 75, Gausepohl 73 82.
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Golf results at Eugene Championsh at Oregon
The report lists college golf finishers led by Scott Slenoyan of USC with 12 49 and Jacobean of UO among top names. USC and UCLA show strong scores. Washington State and Washington also post results. Other notes mention injuries and suspensions in baseball unrelated to the golf event.
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Rivers Named Exciting AL Player Mickey Rivers of Angels
Angels star Mickey Rivers gains hype from manager Dick Williams and coach Whiley Herzog. Rivers leads the AL in stolen bases and hits after five weeks, batting .336 with 43 safeties and 19 RBIs. He trails Lou Brock in runs, and might be a starting All-Star infield outfield candidate amid a busy homestand.
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