AAU meet opens in New Jersey with Olympic trials looming
The 7th National AAU Championships at Rutgers Stadium begins with seven finals and trial heats to select Olympic contenders for New York trials next week. Star athletes like Bob Hayes and Dallas Long headline a strong field including international entrants from England, Australia, and Ireland, as Rutgers hosts a two-day format featuring finals Sunday.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers Stadium
Jersey
New York
Bob Hayes
Dallas Long
Red Hansen and Co
Olympic Dreams Unii
Tom O'Hara
Tle
England
Bob Schul
Lada
Australia
Mexico
Ire i
Arland
Iay
Nigeria
Irea
Trinidad
Jamaica
Teeia Sam
Soviet Union
Los Angeles
Jbuman
Florida
Blaine Lindgren
Utah
Peter
Jock Crump
Olympic
Lesl
Poton
Oregon
Frank
Covelli
South Africa bars non whites from international teams
In Johannesburg the government refused integrated teams as a condition for competing in the Olympic Games, after IOC gave 50 days to end apartheid in sports or be barred. Interior Minister Jan de Klerk reiterated the stance after the Lausanne meeting. Gentile sidelined by a spoiled cartilage in his left side will miss ten days for Kansas City Athletics.
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Johannesburg
South
Jan de Klerk
South Africa
IOC
Lausanne
Switzerland
Gentile
LOS Angeles
UPI
Jim Gentile
Kansas City Athletics
American Hopefuls Fall Short in Wimbledon Quarters
U S singles contenders Chuck McKinley Arthur Ashe and Ron Holmberg were defeated Friday as the United States failed to advance a man to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Four American women remained in the round of 16 with Nancy Richey and Judy Alvarez among the contenders.
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U.S
Snk Inne
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Arthur Ashels
St. Louis
Ron Holmberg
Brooklyn
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Nagiwonaia Ven Ur Ocuesua
Schoo-L
Myron Franks
Los Angele
Davis Cupleles
Bob Hewitt
Dennis Ralston
Fred Stolle
Australia
Bakersfield
Calif
Werel Clarke Graebner
Cleveland
Keith Diepraam
Cliff Drysthe
Roydale
South Africa
Emerson
U. S
Donna Floyd Fales
Arling
Bill Bord
la Jolla
Jion
Belmar Gunder- Cabf
John Newcomberson
Chambers
Pitchers steal show in tourney at Lorain Classic
In the Ninth Annual Lorain Classic Fast Pitch Softball Tournament first round, pitchers dominated. Jay Goodliffe and Robbie Brooks pitched Cleveland to a 2 60 win over Abbeyville, with key hits from Jim Calame and Muggs Labanovic. Youngstown's J C Bar blanked Cleveland Stash tonight, setting up a semifinal clash as teams advance toward the finals tomorrow.
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Lorain
Jay Goodliffe
Ne i
Cleveland Robbie Brooks
Abbeyville
Goodliffe
Jim Calame
Hank Rodriguez
Abe
Jets fall to Leafs in extra innings slugfest
Toronto outlasted Columbus 11 to 9 in 12 innings as the Leafs erased a late Jets lead. Earl Fran cis and Carl Bouldin battled, but Columbus plated three runs in the second and a late surge tied the game before Toronto pulled away in extras.
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Toronto
Columbus
UPI
Toron
Leafs
Pittsburgh Pirates
I ‘Ta
Fred Green
Dick Lines
Asheville
Dave Gerard
Sam Jjones
Ithe Uth
Earl Francis
Carl Bouldin
University of Cincinnati
Northfield harness entries and results across multiple pace and trot races
A chaotic listing from Northfield shows numerous pace and trot entries across SIX divisions with horse names owners and purses including Pace 600 to 700 and 1000 dollar stakes. Notable names include Empress Lilk Por Ti Hideaway Flomean and Starr Virtue with multiple horses like Deep Red and Fairy Widow. Results mention a 18 strikeout by Phillips and a Zephyr Riey Worthy Choice in a mixed set of public notices and racing listings.
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Pace
Empress Lilk
Count Wi
Bonny Gold
Lost Roses
Maran Glory
Vivian Warpath
Jostepmiaud
Loyal Oak
Ray Ades
Ridge Pilot
Flomean
Starr Virtue
Mademon
Harney J. Heysown
Jessia
Downey Way
Sue’s
Lice Oo
Rush Wim
Trish Mickey
Bertha
Tip
Gay Das
Spence
Town Line
jAvalon Aquila
Dominion
Achilles Fick
Paul Mite
Linds
General Krox
Sharon R. Wick
J H Dardy
Four Leaf
Caramel Hanover
Princess Low
Mattie McKaye
Barbara May
Wildwood
Jack Phillips
Don
Larry All Star
Imogene Hayes
Schlather Insurance
Riguti Pace
Randy Win
Shawne Vole
Adem
Elyria
Kentuck
Hones
Tom Buswell
Zephyr
Riey PF
Dick Grimes
Sweet Pin
Nuss Elen Volo
Carr
Elyria Harness Racer Second Start At Northfield Park
Time Chief owned by Leon ard W Good and Kenneth L Wert of Elyria will make his second start of the season in the fourth dash at Northfield Park tonight. The seven year old gelding, conditioned by Malcom Poston, faces Wilsontown Addie B Dazzle Hal Katie Abbey Florica Boy Peerless Paul and Captain Dee in a conditioned event for 800 dollars. Royal Black heads the Invitational Pace top dash with a 2000 purse.
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Time Chief
Leonard W. Good
Kenneth L. Wert
Elyria
Northfield Park
Malcom Poston
Wilsontown
Addie B
Dazzle Hal
Katie Abbey
Florica Boy
Peerless Paul
Captain Dee
Nineteen U S owned horses set for Irish Derby at Curragh
Nineteen thoroughbreds owned by Americans were scheduled to start in the Curragh Derby race. Santa Claus was the overwhelming favorite for the winner's share of 1,249,720 dollars. About 30,000 expected to attend the race, one of Europe's richest, valued at 207,200 dollars for the race itself.
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Dublin
Ireland
John
Santa Claus
Curragh
Trish Hospital
Lear-Siegler Ware win in LL North standings
Ware Vending defeated Aid Finance 14 to 4 in Little League North play after a seven run fifth inning. Winning pitcher Brad Barton fanned seven with no walks. Pat Mulholland homered while Barton and Ray Korona doubled. Lear-Siegler beat Electro-Alloys 9 to 3 as Al Heighberger struck out ten and homered. Bob Norman and Don Kowleski doubled for Lear, while Robbie Sheldon took the loss for Electro.
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Ware Vending
An &4
Aid Finance
Brad Barton
Nseven
Bob Kretchmann
Chuck’ ‘Verhoff
Pat Mulholland
Barton
Ray Korona
Ware
Brefchmann
Aid
al Heighberger
Lear-Siegler
Electro-Alloys
Bob Norman
Don Kowleski
Jim Jackson
Robbie Sheldon
Stable undefeated after win over Shomo in New York
Stable, ranked welterweight, returned from an eight month layoff to stop Vince Shomo at 1 06 of the sixth round at Madison Square Garden. The Cuban fighter, who had been sidelined by a broken jaw, improved to 23 2 1 with the win and extended his winning streak to seven. Griffith challenge loomed as the ready for the Griffith fight.
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UPI
Jose
Sched
Uled
Emile Griffith
Cuba
Aless
Vince Shomo
Joe Loscalzo
Shomo
Madison Squares
Gardennmouth
Stable
Shomo a_thor
Indians and Red Sox Triumph in West League Action
John Barry had three hits and Ken Fujka two as the Indians beat the Senators 85 in Little League West Senior play. Jim Bailesky allowed eight hits for the win, David Hopkins took the loss. Jim Humne doubled for the Senators. The Red Sox scored two in the ninth to edge the Orioles 7-5 with Joe Hornyak pitching seven innings and Pete Slavin finishing. Gene Harvey was the loser and Jim Coleman added two hits for Baltimore.
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John Barry
Ken Fujka
Indians
Senators
Jim Bailesky
David Hopkins
Jim Humne
Red Sox
Orioles
Joe Hornyak
Pete Slavin
Gene Harvey
Jim Coleman
Western Hart win in Elyria F baseball slugfest
Western Automatic edged Manufacturers and Fabricators 22 17 in Elyria in Class F play. Gary Smorgala homered for the losers while Bill Rowe Ben Mathews and Doug Allen collected two hits each. Tom Yankeeman fanned six in Hart’s 13 6 win over Bart Construction Hess and Hess pitching.
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Western Automatic
Elyria
Gary Smorgala
Bill Rowe
Ben Mathews
Doug Allen
Dave Bauer
Paul Poston
Toe Otten
Bart Construction
Hess
Tom Yankeeman
Hart
Don Thompson
Rick Biskop
Thompson
Bishop End
Fitcheless
Liz
Vanseermas
Bliss
Adolph
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