AAU Suspends Track Quartet
Former high jump record holder Dwight Stones Kate Schmidt Francie Larrieu and Jane Frederick faced indefinite amateur suspensions by the AAU for accepting prize money on ABC Superstars contracts. The Southern Pacific Association reported seven of nine committee members voted to suspend, citing contract amendments favoring their chosen recipient organizations.
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Braves Move to San Diego Near NBA Board Vote
Buffalo Braves are poised to swap for the Boston Celtics with San Diego as the destination. Irving Levin and John Y. Brown indicate a final deal awaits Board of Governors approval. Approval expected at Chicago meeting next Saturday.
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Sanudo Leads Western Open at Oak Brook with 67
Cesar Sanudo fired a five under par 67 to hold a one shot lead after the first round of the Western Open in Oak Brook Illinois. Allen Miller and Bob Gilder were one behind, while several players tied for second at two under par. In Portland Oregon guards Keith Herron and Ron Brewer sparked the Trail Blazers at a rookie camp scrimmage drawing a near 10 000 crowd with Herron scoring 27.
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Snyder Invitational Sl ow-pitch Tourney Set for July 8 9
An Snyder Invitational slow pitch softball tournament is scheduled for July 8 and 9 with a $50 entry fee. Deadline to enter is July 5. Teams may contact Steve Roberts at 573-0088 or Lee Costello at 573-8863.
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Snyder Flames edge Big Lake in seven run final inning
In a Little League women's league tilt, Snyder Flames scored 13 runs in the seventh to beat Big Lake 24 22. Key contributors included Martha Braziel with a homer a triple and a single, Della Braziel with two triples and two singles, and winning pitcher Brenda Anderson with two singles.
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West Division Tightens as Rangers Fall in Extra Innings
In a crowded West race, Texas holds a one game lead over Kansas City and California after Oakland rallied to beat Texas 8-7 in ten innings. The Red Sox surged in the East with a 4-3 comeback over Baltimore as Lynn and Scott homered. Minnesota idle, but eight games back, and Cleveland beat Detroit 6-3. Floyd Bannister threw a four hitter for Houston in a 5-9 loss to Cincinnati.
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Weather Delays Wimbledon Play Again
Wimbledon faced continued disruption as rain halted most matches with only 19 of 64 completed. Defending champion Bjorn Borg waited days for a restart, forcing shorter tests between matches and fewer rest days, while backlog alters start times beyond the standard 2 p.m. schedule.
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Snyder's Net Tourney Opens With Junior Play Today
Snyder's annual Players Tennis Tournament kicks off this afternoon at 1 p.m. with junior division action across 10 18 boys and girls singles and doubles at high school and junior high courts. Tournament director Bill Boles will oversee 16 and 18 divisions while James Wesson handles college courts and Bud Birks guides 14 and under at SACROC. Margaret Womack directs 10 and 12 divisions at Travis courts, with 14 boys singles featuring Jeff Wesson as a top favorite. Dana Cannon earns top seed in 14 girls, while Jay Wesson heads 16 boys. Larr Wiggins of Wichita Falls leads 26 39 men’s singles, in a field starting Saturday, as mixed doubles also begins with ten teams led by Mike Boles and Rhonda Newton.
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