South Africa boycott threat hits AAU track events
The AAU barred South African runners Van Reenen and Halberstadt after a protest by about 100 athletes led by a UW meeting. The move followed claims the boycott was tied to apartheid policies. Roy Rubin agreed to coach the 76ers on a three year deal, replacing Jack Ramsay.
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OHSAA Adds Soccer Water Polo and Ice Hockey
Ohio high school athletic association approves competition in soccer water polo and ice hockey for 1973 74 seasons. Soccer and ice hockey limits set at 18 matches. water polo schedule unconstrained. fall soccer and spring hockey timing noted.
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Pine Brook Home League Leaderboard and Results
Pine Brook Home League standings show Benko's with 416 points, seven ahead of Moose aft er Wednesday’s play. Tim Benko led after two strokes, Ronnie Hall had the longest drive on six. Results include Hustlers 59 to 51 over Benko's and other matchups: Sand baggers 2 over Moose 1 42 to 24, Midview Duffers over Sandbaggers 1 72 to 38, Menges Bros. over Stiu 56 to 37, Moose 2 over Goodspeed's 63 to 47, Jackson's Stars over Johnson's 75 to 35. Loggross gary Stamper, Glenn Johnson, Dave Sieker, Don Menges tied.
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Herrick shoots hole in one at Echo Valley CC
Bob Herrick of Wellington aced the par three fifth at Echo Valley Country Club yesterday, his second ace of the year at the course. He used an eight iron on the 155 yard uphill hole five. He carded 41 in nine holes in the Paternal Order of Eagles League with Charles Knapp Jim Marley and Dewey Kidd as his companions.
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One trade greets deadline as Phillies swap Hoerner
At the 3 a.m. EDT trading deadline only Atlanta matched Philadelphia's moves. The Phillies sent ace reliever Joe Hoerner and a minor league first baseman to Atlanta for Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer, aiming to strengthen starting pitching with six doubleheaders ahead. Deron Johnson was placed on the 15-day DL to add room for the two-for-one deal. Nash is 1-1 with a 5.50 ERA in 11 games this season, while Hoerner is 0-2 with a 2.05 ERA in 15 appearances.
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