American hopes ride on Ryan in 1500m Olympic trials
The piece spotlights Jim Ryan the 21 year old American favorite in the 1500 meters at the Olympics and his comeback from mononucleosis. It notes world record times, ongoing scrutiny of his form, and U S medal prospects across track events including Barbara Ferrell Ralph Boston Lee Evans and Micki King leading a strong American showing with several finals and world records set.
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Barbara Ferrell
Los Angeles
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Lee Evans
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Micki King
Pontiac Mich
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Catie Ball
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Steve Reyrch
Pierson
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Ukiah Lions Pop Warner Close Season at Petaluma Durst Field
The Ukiah Lions Pop Warner await a regular season finale against Petaluma Chix at Durst Field Petaluma High School Sunday at 1 pm Coaches Brad Shear Paul Hage and Bud Millner guide a young squad with six returnees from last year Led by Chris Jermson Mark Helter Garth Vith Mike Bowman Kevin Johnson Jim Langton and Chris Canclini the team eyes a late surge after key losses and a standout 75 yard catch by David Vice The Lions aim for a strong finish as they develop under their first year coaching staff and look to build for 1969
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Jim Langton
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Ueaten Dragons
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Ukiah Wildcats Face Early Saturday Football Tests
Ukiah teams prepare for a 10 a.m. varsity clash with Santa Rosa at Bailey Field while Potter Valley hosts Laytonville in noon and 2 p.m. games. Ukiah Frosh dropped a 7-6 decision to El Molino as penalties hindered chances, and the Varsity aims for an early offensive surge led by Johnson Ferguson and Donalson with Rea to Tillotson and others.
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Blood clot ruins Mary Roby trip to Mexico City
Mary Roby Pomolita school GAA director and girls’ PE teacher was selected by the President's Council on Physical Fitness to attend Olympic Games workshops in Mexico City. A blood clot in her leg from a football injury forced hospital care at Letterman and cancellation of the trip.
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Letterman
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Reliever Ellis Kinder Dies at 14 in Jackson Tenn
Relief pitcher Ellis Kinder, who logged 102 major league wins over a 10 year career, died after a lengthy illness at age 14 in Jackson Tennessee. Kinder set a 1953 record that stood until 1967 and had a 23-6 season in 1949 with a 102-71 lifetime record.
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Bearcats aim for first win as Cats eye season shakeup
Tom plays up to par while the Cats seek their first win after four close losses. Potter's Bearcats are undefeated in four but have only one win, with three 6-6 and 12-12 draws. Mike Christoferson out, John Morton from Covelo to cover, explosive backfield with Bleck Rojas Warren and line led by Anderson Elmer Buckholz Schneider Smith Todd Harvey Boyce Bills.
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Archie Rojas
Jim Warren
Doug Anderson
Neil Elmer
Steve Buckholz
Jim Schneider
Ray Smith
Rick Todd
Bob Harvey
Bob Boyce
Lynn Bills
Smith and Carlos expelled from US Olympic team
Run ners Tommie Smith and John Carlos were suspended from the U S Olympic team and ordered to leave the Olympic Village after a black power gesture during the medal ceremony. The USOC cited violations of basic sportsmanship standards and Olympic principles.
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John Carles
United States
Olympic Village
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Carlos
U.S
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