Spectator violence a sport in itself across venues
The piece surveys rising crowd hostility at sports events from baseball stadiums to horse tracks and arenas. It cites experts noting violence as recreation, cites Pete Rose and Joe DiMaggio booing, and argues management security often lags behind unruly crowds. It mentions Dodger Stadium, Shea Stadium, Madison Square Garden and the Kentucky Derby as examples.
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Gwen Verdon
Chicago
Mets
Tom Seaver
Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Eddie Arcaro
Toney Betts
The
Daily Mirror
Toney
Yankee Stadium
Eddie
New York Times
Steve Cady
Arthur Beisser
Los Angeles
Dr. Beisser
Dodger Stadium
Pete Rose
Shea Stadium
Pete
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati
Riverfront
England
Brazil
Churchill Downs
Fort Lauderdale
Madison Square Garden
Muhammad Ali
Chuck Wepner
Cleveland
Dayton
Albemarle wins state AAA golf title at Richmond
Albemarle High School clinched the state AAA golf crown at Ethelwood Country Club by five strokes, finishing 611 after rounds of 305 and 306. Seniors Jack Snyder John Hoy Scott Duncan led a 611 total that topped First Colonial and echoed a 36-match win streak. Richard Tucker regained individual honors with 144, while Wayne DeFrancesco matched 145.
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Albemarle High School
Albemarle
Ethelwood
Richmond
Patriots
Ralph Harrison
First Colonial
Fauquier
Harrison
Jack Snyder
John Hoy
Scott Duncan
Neal Stamp
Richard Tucker
Princess Anne
Tucker
Wayne DeFrancesco
Langley
New Market
Stonewall Jackson
Fort Defiance
Powell Valley
Stonewall
Mike Moyers
Warriors Survive Late Rally To Take 2-0 Lead
The Golden State Warriors edged the Washington Bullets 92-91 at the Cow Palace to move 2-0 in the NBA finals. Rick Barry sank two free throws with 23 seconds left as Phil Chenier’s late defense could not stop the rally.
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San Francisco
Golden State Warriors
al Attles
Washington
Warriors
Attles
Rick Barry
Buffalo
Buffalo Sabres
Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers
Bernie Parent
Jerry Korab
Philadelphia
Sabres
Jim Lorentz
Korab
Memorial Auditorium
Rene Robert
Gil
Perreault
Robert
Parent
Gary Dornhoefer
Don Saleski
Rick MacLeish
Gerry Desjardins
Desjardins
Roger Crozier
Nets
Crozier
Bullets
Mike Riordan
Barry
K.C. Jones
Phil Chenier
Chenier
Keith Wilkes
Charles Johnson
Riordan
Elvin Hayes
George Johnson
Hayes
Cow Palace
Barry Goldwater
Golden State
Olympics in Montreal crisis prompts Mexico City offer
In Lausanne, IOC talks on Montreal strikes raise possibility of Mexico City hosting 1976 Games. Mayor Centies says Mexico could take over if needed, while Killanin asserts the Games cannot be postponed and will be held somewhere. Mexico City facilities and housing are cited as ready in short notice.
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Switzerland
Montreal
Mexico City
Eduardo Hay
Mexico
International Olympic Committee
Olympic Village
IOC
Octavo Centies
Lord Killanin
Killanin
Hay
Terview
Colonels Seek ABA Title as Series Heads to Louisville
Indiana Pacers pull within 3-1 after a 94-86 comeback Monday but face a daunting task. Kentucky’s Dan Issel and the Colonels hold a 3-1 lead heading into game No. 5 in Freedom Hall with a 45-3 home record.
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Kentucky
Dan Issel
American Basketball Association
Colonels
Indiana Pacers
Louisville
Pacers
Issel
Indiana
Utah
Freedom Hall
George McGinnis
Billy Keller
McGinnis
David Craig
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