Baseball Stat Leaderboard And Racing Results Snapshot
Batting and pitching leaders across the American and National leagues featured standout names such as Brett LeFlore Rivers McRae and K White with high hits doubles and home run tallies. Horse race results highlighted Time Tested Purse at Aqueduct Crystal Coast and Bold Baby among others with notable finishes. Upcoming games listed include California at Minnesota Texas at Chicago New York at Cleveland and more across the weekend schedule.
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Associated Press
New York
Yeoman
Aqueduct Stanton
del Hilly
Delaware Park
Blue Mountain Boy
Ita
Baltimore Crystal Coast
Pegs Patrick
Pimlico Race Course
Philadelphia
Harvard
Quide Pride
Keystone
Boston
Pole
Milwaukee
Augustine
Oakland
Blue
Kansas City
Busby
California
Kirkwood
Minnesota
Hughes
Texas
Blyleven
Chicago
Johnson
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Kan City
Calterman
Hunter
Waits
United States Withdraws From Davis Cup Protest Over Sanctions
London reports note the U S exit from Davis Cup actions to protest the lack of sanctions on politically withdrawing nations. In Wimbledon news Romania defeats Ramirez 6 4 9 7 6 3 to face Borg in the finals. World Team Tennis President Larry King says Ilie Nastase faces a substantial fine for walking out on the Hawaii Leis. In Santa Monica Muhammad Ali enters hospital with leg pains after a row with Antonio Inoki.
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London
United States
Wimbledon
England
Thetastase
Romania
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
New York
Larry King
Ilie Nastase
NFL Is Thrown For Partial Loss In Labor Ruling
NFL faces partial loss after NLRB judge Charles W. Schneider finds unfair labor practices during 1974 contract talks and strike. He allows safe rule changes with union input and deems preseason pay plan legal but requires union negotiation for higher wages. orders reinstatement for ex-players and back pay, while noting limited impact on post season pay for some. The ruling also faults NFL for denying the union access to management information amid the 1974 strike that ended without a new contract.
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Washington
National Football League
Charles W. Schneider
National Labor Relations Board
NFL
Schneider
Bill Curry
Kermit Alexander
Tom Keating
Atlanta
Ken Reaves
Falcons
New Orleans
Alexander
Philadelphia
Curry
Houston
Los Angeles
Keating
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Still Leads Milwaukee Open In A brisk first round
Ken Still shot an eight under 64 at Tuckaway Country Club to take a two stroke lead over Fuzzy Zoeller and Dave Hill in the Greater Milwaukee Open. Gay Brewer and others stood at 67 as 50 players went under par in ideal conditions while top names skipped the event for British Open prep.
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Milwaukee
Ken
Tuckaway Country Club
Fuzzy Zoeller
Dave Hill
Gay Brewer
Steve Melnyk
Rex Caldwel
Johnny Jacobs
George Johnson
Cesar Sanudo
Mac McLendon
Homero Blancas
Zoeller
Nastase Faces Borg in Wimbledon Final Tug of Temper
Ilie Nastase seeks his first Wimbledon crown against Bjorn Borg after a dramatic semifinal win over Raul Ramirez. Ramirez says Nastase’s temper could swing the match, while Borg brings steady serve and youth as the other finalist Tanner’s power also looms. Chris Evert meets Evonne Goolagong in the women’s final seeking a second title.
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Wimbledon
England
Ilie Nastase
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Raul Ramirez
Nastase
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Evonne Goolagong
Miss Evert
Nasty
Stan Smith
Seat
Ramirez
Ners
Borg
Tanner
Ken Rosewall
Jaroslav Drobny
Taiwan Team Banned From 1976 Montreal Games
The Canadian government barred Taiwan’s team from the 1976 Montreal Olympics under pressure from Peking. USOC executive director Don Miller called the move shocking and said Taiwan is in good standing with the IOC and has done nothing to merit the action.
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Canada
Taiwan
Don Miller
International Olympic Committee
Miller
Peking
China
Ali Admitted To Hospital After Controversial Match
Muhammad Ali, 34, is hospitalized in Santa Monica with blood clots in his legs after a highly criticized World Martial Arts bout with Antonio Inoki in Japan. The heavyweight champ, who earned 6 million dollars and a 15 round draw, was taken to St. John's Hospital after returning to Los Angeles to meet Columbia Pictures on his film The Greatest. Trainer Angelo Dundee called the situation serious and noted Inoki's actions during the bout.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Muhammad Ali
Antonio Inoki
Japan
Ali
St. John’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Columbia Pictures
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Augusta Highway
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University Parkway
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