NCAA orders urine tests for athletes in championships
NCAA officials described the drug issue as critical and said urine analysis will be required for all competitors in NCAA championship events starting this fall. The program aims to gather facts rather than punish and includes a nationwide student-athlete survey.
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Ault Leads Arizona PGA Assistants’ Championship Final Round
Ron Ault of Camelback Country Club holds a three stroke lead at McCormick Ranch Golf Club entering the final round after a four under par 68 in Monday’s opening round. Tom Olson and Steve Ryan sit two back at 71 as challengers.
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CU Track Club star wins National AAU Pentathlon in Irvine
Jane Frederick of the University of Colorado Track Club scored 4 281 points to win the National AAU Women s Pentathlon Championships at UC Irvine. She virtually secured the title with a 20-10 54 long jump for 986 points the second longest by a U S woman this year behind Martha Watson s 21-3.
Bourassa Claims La Canadienne Title In Sudden Death
Jocelyne Bourassa wins the La Canadienne championship in a sudden death finish against Judy Rankin and Sandra Haynie after sinking a 28-foot clutch putt to force extra holes. Rankin bogied the second hole, Haynie bogied the third, Bourassa sealed the victory with a three-foot par and takes the $10,000 purse.
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Prescott and Ridenour Lead State Junior Championship
Dee Power of Prescott and Jerry Ridenour of Golden Hills tied for medalist honors at Encanto Course as the State Junior Golf Championship opened. Both shot 67 in the qualifying round, with five others posting 68 and 69 to advance into match play.
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Oregon State Star Dave Schilling Dies in Crash
Hillsboro Oregon funeral services will be held Wednesday for Dave Schilling 24 all time rushing leader at Oregon State University who died with two others in a traffic accident. Schilling led the Pacific 8 in rushing in 1970 with 1084 yards on 254 carries.
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Baseball rules and kids at heart Bowing to Aaron record
UPI Sports Editor Milton Richman reports Bowie Kuhn’s critique of a pitch grooved for Hank Aaron’s 715th home run. He cites Rule 2 to demand players give their best, while fans and memories of Ruth and Mantle spark debate on intentional hits and sportsmanship.
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Koch's thunder fuels APL Cards past Twins 13-45
Don Koch slugged two homers a double and a single driving in six as the Arcadia Cardinals beat the Twins 13 to 4. Brad Dougherty homered and singled, Mark Vallapanda added a single and triple, Joe Medjvich had two singles. Tim Lusic earned the win with 10 strikeouts. Scott Ryan and Craig Dunlap led Twins with two and two hits respectively.
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Bond bops Imports in 11th to stay undefeated in league
Bond bops Imports 16-13 in 11th inning to stay undefeated in Four Peaks League play of the Parks and Recreation Department's men’s slo pitch softball. The game was previously called after eight innings two weeks earlier.
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Shoultz Dominates ATSC Skeet Events at Arizona Club
Mike Schoultz of Scottsdale led a weekend program at the Arizona Trap & Skeet Club, winning both Saturday 100 target events and earning top honors in multiple classes. Joyce Gaskin of Chandler led women’s scoring, with several shooters from Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Paradise Valley posting high marks across five events.
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Brewers sign four draft picks to contracts
The Milwaukee Brewers signed four draft choices to contracts, adding pitcher Joe Slaymaker pitcher Gary Conn, second baseman Mike Gilbert and catcher Charlie Moore. The team leads the American League East and has relied on rookies contributing to its strong season.
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Millan Named NL Player of the Week for June Week
Felix Millan, new Mets infielder, earned NL Player of the Week honors for June 11 to 17. He hit .560 with 14 hits in 25 at bats over six games after a slow start from an ankle injury.
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Shavers Stops Ellis in First Round at Madison Square Garden
Earnie Shavers halted former champion Jimmy Ellis in the first round at Madison Square Garden. Referee Harold Valan ruled a 2 39 stoppage despite Ellis and his camp disputing the count. Ellis fell after a decisive uppercut and right crosses as Shavers displayed his power.
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