IOC tussle over Taiwan at Montreal Games grows deeper
The piece chronicles a long dispute between Canada and the IOC over Taiwan’s status at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. It notes Trudeau’s government and Montreal mayor Drapeau facing criticism for breaking a pledge on ROC participation, while Lord Killanin maneuvers for a face saving compromise. It mentions ROC delegates including Thomas Hsueh and Foo Lim and the proposed flag and anthem arrangements.
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Drapeau
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United States
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Thomas Hsueh
Foo Lim
Kui Lim
Yal Lim
Won Lim
Kui
Yal
Won
Foo
Hawaii
Hsueh
Roc
C.M. Shen
Republic of China Olympic Committee
Lawrence Ting
Olympic Village
Church of God Edges Rosedale in Softball League Showdown
Church of God defeated Rosedale Baptist 94 to 8 last night, snapping its 16 game slide while stifling Rosedale’s five game winning streak. M Cox went 4-for-4 with Rippeon and Wegner adding two hits each as Church of God earned only its second win in 19 games.
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Montreal Clears Path for Olympic Games In Taiwan Row
The IOC will allow Taiwan to compete under its flag as the United States stays in the Games. Philip Krumm led U S policy, urging compromise while Canada eased demands over the Republic of China name and anthem. Taiwan insisted on its identity amid visa delays for some Taiwanese delegates.
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Westchester Golf Classic sets pace with low scores
Carlton White and David Graham shot eight under par 63s but trailed after round one as Tom Watson and Mike Wynn moved within one stroke. The PGA designated event at Westchester Country Club drew star names, with Lee Trevino absent and Hubert Green, Johnny Miller, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus among the noted competitors. The story also shifts to Olympic politics with Canada’s Trudeau yielding on Taiwan’s flag and anthem amid Montreal’s looming Games fight with the IOC and Taiwan’s marching issue.
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Palmer Wins 12th On 3-Hit Shutout
Baltimore right-hander Jim Palmer blanked the California Angels 4-0 on three hits to become the AL's first 12-game winner. Palmer, a two time Cy Young winner, faced criticism for a missed All-Star selection while his team tied a strong note with Yankees and Royals games later that day.
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