Southern Cal Wins NCAA Meet With Stones World Mark
Dwight Stones soared 7 feet 7 inches to set a new world high jump record at the 55th NCAA Track and Field Championships in Philadelphia. Southern California captured its 23rd team title with 64 points, ahead of Texas El Paso, Tennessee, Washington State, and Arizona State.
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Ralph Mann
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Texas el Paso
James Munyala
Doug Brown
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Earl Bell
San Jose State
Dan Ripley
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Auburn
Harvey Glance
Detroit
Kite Nails Bicentennial Golf Classic Title In Sudden Death
Tom Kite won the Bicentennial Golf Classic in a sudden death playoff at Whitemarsh Valley. He shot a final round 66 to tie Terry Diehl at 277, then rolled in a 40 yard birdie and a 10 12 foot par putt to prevail. Diehl earned 22 800 and Kite's 40 000 prize pushed his season total over 100 000.
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Lyn Loft
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George Cadle
Allen Milter
Bill Rogers
Forrest Fezier
Mark Hayes
Steve Melnyk
Nate Starks
Bruce Crampton
Nelson
Crenshaw
Floyd
McGee
Pole Pitches Boston Back Into A.L. Race
Boston pitcher Dick Pole credits film study for his revival as the Red Sox beat the Angels 4 1 lifting Boston to third in the American League East five and a half games behind New York. Pole allowed six hits through seven shutout innings and drove in a run with Yaz and Cooper providing offense.
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Paciorek and Plummer Star in Braves and Reds Big Wins
In Atlanta, Paciorek, with a homer a triple and a single, lifts the Braves past Montreal 14-8. Cincinnati catcher Bill Plummer collects three hits and seven RBIs in a 13-2 rout of St. Louis. Frank Brown reports from the National League action with other results noted.
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