Olympic ban threat looms over Hunter parole boxing star
Bobby Lee Hunter, jailed at Manning Correctional Institute, faces possible Olympic exclusion after Brundage and Daume cite Olympic spirit violations tied to a past manslaughter. Hunter, a Pan American bronze medalist, trained on prison grounds and argues drug and amateur rules scrutiny threaten his chance to compete this summer in the United States team quest.
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South Carolina
United States
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Gary Griffin
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Bill Toomey
Tooomey
Mexico City
Bobby Hunter
Tf Hunter
Charlies Retain First Place With 5-2 Win Over Tides
The Charlies stayed atop the International League with a 5 to 2 victory over the Tidewater Tides. Barry Houser earned the win in five decisions, aided by John Lamb who closed out the ninth. The offense scored once in the first inning and four more in the fourth, capitalizing on two Tidewater pitchers.
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Tidewater Tides
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John Lamb
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Tide
Koosman Wins Fifth Straight to Help Mets Surge
Koosman pitched his fifth consecutive win lifting the New York Mets over Pittsburgh 4–2 as the club snapped a three-game skid and closed within two games of first in the NL East. Bud Harrelson drove in the tying run and scored the eventual winner, while Gary Nolan earned his 10th win for the Dodgers.
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Bud Harrelson
Gary Nolan
Los Angeles
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Doug Rader
Jim Wynn
Lee May
Cesar Cedeno
San Diego
Cedeno
Houston
Bob Gibson
Montreal
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Rick Reuschel
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rick Monday
Cubs
Ron Bryant
San Francisco
Braves
Chris Evert Takes Court Today in First Wimbledon
Wimbledon opens with heavy spotlight on Chris Evert the 1 year old American star known as Little Miss Icicle. seeded fourth she faces Val Ziegenfuss in the opening round as Evonne Goolagong sits out. Cited are her cool temperament and past Wightman Cup success shaping expectations for her Wimbledon debut.
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UPI
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Australia
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Fla.t
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San Diego
Calif
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Atlantic
Britain
Queens Club
Edie McGoldrick
Forest Hills
Queens
Karen Krantzcke
Colette
Miss Goolagong
Sharon Walsh
San Rafael
Nancy Richey Gunter
San Angelo
Tex
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Clark Graebner
New York
Nasttase
Romania
Nastase
Graebner
Teams Three and Four Triumph in WW League Output
Teams Four beat Team Eight 58 to 48 as Team Three rallied with a 27 point fourth quarter to win 81 to 71 against Team Two in a Woodrow Wilson summer basketball league Monday afternoon.
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Woodrow Wilson
Chip Keatley
Henry Coulhain
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Jim Bowles
James Bandy
Bob Robertson
Ed Wolfe
Lorin Walls
Pete Minor
Robert
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Robert Morton
John Birch
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David Robertson II
Richard Sawyers
Maurice Boggs
Ron Napper
Robert Napper
James Nicholson
Mike Cavendish
Glen Davis
Tommy Rappold
David Neal
Mike Motle
Charles Campbell
NL All Star Voting Totals for Starting Positions Revealed
Balloting released shows Lee May Houston leading first base with 172,098 votes while Willie McCovey San Francisco and Tony Perez Cincinnati trail. At second base Joe Morgan Cincinnati tops with 190,277, followed by Glenn Beckett Chicago and Dave Cash Pittsburgh.
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Jolin Joe’s Swing Lives On In Golf Return
Joe DiMaggio shifts from baseball to golf after a storied career. The note recalls his 1933 game against the Philadelphia Athletics where he hit two home runs, illustrating the era when his legendary swing dominated the sport.
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Eneregies
DiMa
Philadelphia Athletics
First Appearance Slayback Shines In No Hit Start
Slayback and Lockwood dazzled in seven and eight innings of no hit and one hit ball respectively but both failed to retire a batter in the ninth. Detroit beat New York 4 3 as Slayback earned the win and Lockwooded Milwaukee 2 0 with Ken Sanders' relief. Oakland topped Texas 3 0 and Minnesota routed California 7 4 with Eric Soderholm's grand slam. Nettles fueled Cleveland's 7 3 win over Boston with a two run double in a six run sixth. Kansas City beat Chicago 4 1 as Cookie Rojas drove in two late runs.
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Baseball Tonight Likely Pitchers and Games Across Leagues
MLB action lists National and American League matchups with probable starters including California at Minnesota Perry and others. Evening games feature Chicago at Kansas City Oakland at Texas New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Milwaukee at Baltimore, plus a set of late games including Houston at San Diego and Atlanta at San Francisco.
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