Ryun Drops Out As Carlos Wins 220 At Miami Meet
World champion miler Jim Ryun quit the National AAU meet mile race after slipping to last place and exiting the track. John Carlos shaved two tenths from the AAU 220 yard dash record with 20.2 seconds. Lee Evanko won the 440 yard dash in 45.6, while other AAU marks fell in discus javelin and the two mile walk. John Cole set a meet discus record of 208 feet 10 inches, and Mark Mutro broke the AAU javelin mark with 284 feet 3 inches. The crowd’s mood soured as Ryun left the mile, later saying he was emotionally upset.
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New York Athletic Club
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Silvester
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Arizona State
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TS. Marines
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Oilers win 2-1 as Spiller homers in Riverside Park clash
Rich Spiller hit a two run homer in the seventh inning to lift the Martin Oilers to a 2-1 win over Marion at Riverside Park. Marion forfeited the second game in the third inning with the Oilers leading 5-0 amid on-field tempers. Endres earned the win for the Oilers while Buckles, facing a possible no no, was credited with the victory in the nightcap as Marion forfeited. The Oilers set to host Village Inn of Carbondale in a doubleheader tonight at 8.
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Murehysboro
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Mullaney to be named Lakers coach
The Los Angeles Times reports Providence College coach Doc Mullaney will become the new Lakers mentor, replacing Bill van Breda Kolff who resigned after the season. Van Breda Kolff then signed with the Detroit Pistons days later.
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Lakers
Los Angeles Times
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van Breda Kolff
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St Andrews course charms and terrors illuminate Jones legend
Arthur Daley recounts St Andrews Old Course as a living challenge where wind and bunkers test legends. Bobby Jones’s famed 60-yard putt in 1930, Hell Bunker tales, and colorful names like the Kitchen and Lion’s Mouth illustrate the course’s treacherous charm and enduring mystique.
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New York Times
St. Andrews
Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
North Sea
Bobby Jones
Percy Allis
Jack Nicklaus
Hell
Hell Bunker
Lee
Bobby
Tony Lema
Tony
McCluskey Wins Memphis 200 Stock Car Race
Veteran Roger McCluskey snatched the lead from A J Foyt with two laps remaining to win the Memphis 200 stock car race in hot conditions. Foyt led early but a flat tire near lap 116 cost him the victory. McCluskey earned 2300 dollars and a 2 hour 24 minute 59 second finish. Parnell Jones retired after 12 laps due to cooling system failure.
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Major league standings and Tuesday games across cities
Philadelphia 9-5 leads as Montreal and Los Angeles chase. Recaps list Chicago at Montreal New York at St Louis with two games, and other night games including Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Atlanta. Ted McGraw, former Dodgers scout and NL umpire 1930-35, dies in Bedford, Virginia.
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Coody Wins Cleveland Open by Two Strokes
Charles Coody captured the Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club finishing 271 nine under par. Bruce Crampton 273, Bob Murphy 278, Bert Yancey and Frank Beard 276, Arnold Palmer 279, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino well behind in a crowded leaderboard.
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Toomey Wins AAU Decathlon in Bakersfield
Bill Toomey won his fifth straight National AAU decathlon championship in Bakersfield California with 7,818 points to lead Rick Sloane 7,465. Toomey faced a virus and pole vault issue and finished the 1500 meter last, despite also winning the discus and traveling events. He will anchor the U S team against the Russians in Los Angeles July 18 13.
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Caponi Wins US Women's Open in Pensacola
Donna Caponi captured the US Women's Open at Scenic Hills CC in Pensacola Florida finishing 69 76 69 for a 204 two over par and the $5 000 first prize. Peggy Wilson finished second at 295 Kathy Whitworth third at 269 Jo Ann Prentice and Ruth Jessen tied for fourth at 298 with Sybil Griffin.
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