Seaver Ready To OK Trade to Reds
Mets manager Joe Torre says Tom Seaver could approve a deal with Cincinnati amid a contract dispute. Cincinnati’s bid is said to include Rawly Eastwick and Gary Nolan with Doug Flynn also mentioned, as Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Atlanta are named as other potential bidders. The Mets have until 2 a.m. EST Thursday to finalize a Seaver trade.
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Bartow resigns UCLA post to lead first UAB basketball program
Gene Bartow quits UCLA after criticism and will become athletic director and head coach at the new University of Alabama Birmingham basketball program. The move aims to build a foundation for UAB athletics, with Gary Cunningham as his probable successor at UCLA.
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Johncock Recovering After Rex Mays Race Crash
Gordon Johncock, 40, was hospitalized in Milwaukee with neck and head injuries from Sundays Rex Mays 150. He remained semi conscious at first, wore a neck brace, and was expected to be released soon as X rays were evaluated. He recalled waking at the hospital and not remembering the crash.
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South Africa Retains Link Through Olympic Edge
Reginald Honey, 90, the IOC’s oldest member, vows to stay a lifetime link for South Africa. He recalls competing for Oxford 70 years ago and defends nonpolitical Olympic ideals while opposing removal of SA from Games.
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Commonwealth Will Vigorously Battle apartheid in Sport
London AP Commonwealth leaders declared apartheid in sports an abomination and vowed to vigorously combat competition with South African athletes and others from countries that organize sports by race. The plan aims to avert a possible 1978 Edmont on Commonwealth Games boycott over New Zealand links to South Africa.
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