Hoosiers Embark on Separate Ways to Montreal Olympics
The United States Olympic basketball team selections spark controversy as top centers Kent Benson, Leon Douglas, and Robert Parish withdraw or miss trials. NC AAsRichard Washington Marques Washington and UCLA star John Lucas also declined, with Indiana University’s Scott May and Quinn Buckner remaining. Trials face questions of amateur status, injury risk, and the Olympics rules ahead of the Montreal 1976 event.
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Martin Rips Umpire as Yankees Fall to Angels in 2-0 Loss
Billy Martin charged that umpire Larry McCoy should be fined for ejecting Thurman Munson in the third inning of the Yankees 2-0 defeat to the California Angels. Frank Tanana allowed six Yankee hits while striking out 10 to lead the Angels, who scored all their runs in the third inning on a Ron Jackson triple following a Bobby Bonds single and a Jerry Remy walk.
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Riggins Leaves Jets for Washington Redskins
John Riggins described his move from the New York Jets to the Washington Redskins as a bid for a better fit. The 26-year-old running back cited the pass oriented offense, 1,005 rushing yards last season, and the Redskins’ winning structure under coach George Allen as key factors.
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Redskins add Riggins and free agents to bolster backfield
The Redskins sign running back Riggins join a depth laden backfield with Larry Brown Calvin Hill and Mike Thomas as coach Vince Allen notes the offense strengthened more than the defense. Free agents include tight end Jean Faggett and guard Ernie Janet with six of 24 free agents signing in the off season.
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Trevino withdraws from U S Open amid storm delays
Lee Trevino withdrew after a pinched nerve in his back forced him to pull out before the weather plagued Kemper Open. Mason Rudolph fired a six under par 66 as a thunderstorm halted first round play at Quail Hollow with 153 competitors in the $250,000 event awaiting action.
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Vincent Allen Expected to Play After Knee Surgery
Vincent Allen Indiana State star running back is expected to be ready for the coming season after cartilage removal surgery on his right knee at Barnes Hospital in St Louis. Surgeon who operated on him said recovery is progressing, with ISU coach Tom Harp cautiously optimistic about a return this season.
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Legion Baseball Cancels Opener. Resumes June 19 at Lawrenceville
The American Legion baseball schedule is adjusted with the opening game cancelled for Saturday. The next contest is set for June 19 at Lawrenceville, followed by a June 20 doubleheader against Clinton at Neff Field.
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Staunton Triumphs over South Putnam in Summer League
Staunton Yellow Jackets edged South Putnam 8 to 4 at De Pauw's diamond in the Western Illiana Conference summer league. Joe Osborne homered and singled in the first inning while Robert Walden added a double and two singles. South Putnam's Jim Pearson and Trammell each collected two hits. Staunton hosts North Putnam Friday at 6 p.m.
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Sixers Triumph In Miss Softball Showdown
The 76ers defeated the Bad News Scotties 18 to 5 in the Miss Softball American program last night. Carolin Baysinger homered for the losers. Julie Held had a single and a double. Toni Johnson earned the win with 14 strikeouts.
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Indiana guards join NBA draft after championship run
Indiana coach Bob Knight praises four seniors from the NCAA title squad as Scott May Quinn Buckner Bobby Wilkerson and Tom Abernethy join the NBA draft. May and Buckner go in the first round with Wilkerson chosen by Seattle and Abernethy by the Lakers. Knight notes each has a distinct pro-ready strength and looks to rookie camps in late June.
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Little League rivals showcase strong hitting and pitching
Pruner pitched a one hitter with ten strikeouts as Little League ltd defeats Great Scot 17 to 1. Dennis Shouse and Tim Hatfield lead with four hits each, while Walton, Ewing, Shaffer and May add multiple safeties for the winners.
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Softball clash features Bombers and Blue Jays doubleheader
Softball America Bicentenial Bombers beat Blue Jays 29 15 6 to 5 3 15 with Toni Earis four hits including a homer and three singles. Follie Sedwick added two homers and a double. Margie Roberts and Stephanie Schroeder each had two singles. Blue Jays stars Teri Cronin and Teri Egien each had multiple hits. Lorre Campbell contributed a single. Tori Johnson homered for the winners. Wilde Jones homered for the losers. Patriots defeat Southside 19 13 with Pam Hawkins the winning pitcher and Missy Hayne and Deane Norman each with three hits.
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