Computer figure to join top rodeo in MSU Bozeman finals
The National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals in Bozeman’s MSU fieldhouse will feature a computer system to pair riders with mounts and tally results. Everett Jones leads saddle bronc contenders. Tom Miller and Linda Sultemeir are noted all around prospects. Defending champions Cal Poly and Montana State vie as top contenders across regions as 210 cowboys from 48 schools compete.
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Helena
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Montana State University
Bozeman
NIRA
Bud Purdy
MSU
Everett Jones
Blue Mountain Community College
Pendleton
Ore
Tom Miller
Black Hills State College
Rapid Cry
S. D. Miller
Linda Sultemeir
Eastern New Mexico University
Jan Wagner
Wagner
Northwest
Terry Wagner
Miller
Kent Smith
Weber State College
Utah
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Montana State
Sam Houston University
Tex
Black Hills
W Weber
Rocky Mountain
Tarleton State
Utah State
Colorado State University
S.D
Palmer and Nicklaus Still Friends Amid Open Rivalry
At Merion, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus posed as rivals yet assured fans they remain good friends. They sparred over slow play and pin placements after a 141 tied score, with USGA urging pace and both players focusing on their third round.
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Ardmore
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Merion
Bloodiest fight in 23 years sparks Indians Tigers brawl
Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse to miss a week with a hand injury from Friday night brawl with Detroit after being hit by Bill Denehy. Fosse accuses Denehy of aiming at him and vows retaliation. Ray Lamb injured, slated to miss a start, with Rick Austin or Ed Farmer set to pitch.
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Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Fosse
Tigers
Bill Denehy
Nehy
Jim Honochick
Denehy
Ray Lamb
Rick Austin
Ed Farmer
Wheeler-dealer reshapes Redskins through trades
Washington coach general manager George Allen, famed for wheeler-dealer deals with the Rams, overhauled the Redskins roster. Since taking over, he has added 18 players via trades and free agency, including Talbert, Pardee, Pottios, Biggs, Kilmer, Wyche, Dowler, and Jordan, while shipping out five players and 20 draft choices.
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Washington
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Allen
Redskins
California
Maxie Daughman
Myron Potties
Richie Petitoon
Kermit Alexander
Jack Pardee
Rams
Los Angeles
Talbert
Verlon Biggs
Ron McDole
Jimmie Jones
Dave Cahill
Pardee
Pottios
Baughan
Frank Richter
Speedy Duncan
Bill Kilmer
Sam Wyche
Jeff Jordan
Tom Mason
Boyd Dowler
Wilbur
Mike Taylor
Errol Linden
Marlin McKeever
Tom Roussell
Leo Carroll
Henry Dyer
Flea Roberts
Biggs
New York Jets
Smith wins London Grass Courts crown in straight sets
Stan Smith of Pasadena defeated John Newcombe 86 63 to claim the London Grass Courts title after 45 minutes in the final. Margaret Court beat Billie Jean King 6 3 3 6 3 to win the women's crown, with Court and Newcombe set to defend their Wimbledon titles.
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London
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
John Newcombe
Australia
Margaret Court
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Smith
Newcombe
Wimbledon
Rod Laver
Laver Opens Wimbledon Campaign as Top Seed
Wimbledon opens under heavy rain softened greens with Rod Laver, No. 1 seed, facing Bora Jovanovic in the men's first round and Margaret Court, top women's seed, earning a bye into the second round. Billie Jean King also skips to round two. Rosemary Casals and Nancy Richey meet early foes while Patti Hogan and Gail Hansen face tough early tests against Wade and Goolagong.
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London
Wimbledon
Rod Laver
John Newcombe
Laver
Bora Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Margaret Court
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Australia
Wendy Gilchrist
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Virginia Wade
Britain
Gail Hansen
Palo Alto
Evonne Goolagong
Fragility rap jolts girls in athletics
In Philadelphia a 11 year old girl, Terry Weinberger, is barred from Little League baseball despite being able to catch, hit, and throw. Little League cites safety and gendered eligibility concerns and a dubious court precedent while Terry trains at shortstop and pitches with her brother and ponders forming a girls team.
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Terry Weinberger
Uniontown
Terry
Philadelphia
Diane Crump
Little League
Miss Weinberger
Eugene Weinberger
Uniontown Evening Standard
Baily Park
Williamsport
New York State
Kenneth Hafner
New York State High School Athletic Association
Department of Education
Albany
N.Y
Ditto
State’ Education Department
Billy
Woman’s Liberation Movement
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Montana Standard
Bobcat
Gagnon
Jim Jacobsen
Bob Schall
Jacobsen
Simms
Butte
Harding Way
S. the
Representatte Club
Billings
Jack
Ray Floyd
Dave Stockton
USGA
Beth
Arnie
Wheeler-dealer
Potties
John Wilbur
Diron Tal
Lifesaver Radial
Front
Conoco
Otto and
Ed Staack
Luuts
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