Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule
Baseball standings show Wednesday results: Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 5 Montreal 3 San Francisco 9 Pittsburgh 7 Houston 4 Philadelphia 3 in 10 innings St Louis 6 San Diego 3. Thursday night matchups feature Messersmith, Reuschel, Morton, Moore, Caldwell, and Cleveland.
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Bond's Bat Leads Giants In 9-7 Win Over Pirates
Giants top Pirates 9-7 as Bobby Bonds collects four hits including a leadoff homer. Others: Cubs over Dodgers 6-4, Braves 5-3 Expos, Astros 4-3 Phillies, Cardinals 6-3 Padres. Cardenal drives in three as Cubs beat L.A.. Hooton wins for Cubs. Aker saves.
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Kofol and Peterson reach NAIA tennis semifinals
Milan Kofol of Presbyterian and Dave Peterson of Gustavus Adolphus advance to the NAIA semifinals. Kofol defeated Speedy Gilstrap 6-1 5-7 6-4, while Peterson advanced by default from East Texas State’s Wilson Campbell who withdrew with a sore stomach. Brush and Hochstadter also won to set up semifinal matches. Campbell had defeated Janice Metcalf of Redlands earlier, the first woman to play in the tourney since 1964.
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Snead Opens Title Defense In Philadelphia Classic
Defending champion J C Snead starts the IVB Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley, aiming to repeat his 1970 victory on a short, tight 6 708 yard course. The field of 147 includes eight of the year’s top money winners as Oakmont looms next week. Nicklaus, Crampton, Trevino, and Weis kop fledge the strong lineup as major contenders and warmup for the U S Open.
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Orioles Crush White Sox in 14-4 Explosion
Brooks Robinson and Earl Williams homered as Baltimore boosted by long balls pounded Chicago 14 to 4. The Orioles tied the White Sox with a blistering attack, overcoming a slumping opponent while several AL and NL games unfolded around the league.
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Alamo 500 Practice At Texas World Speedway
Practice for Sundays Alamo 500 at Texas World Speedway featured a former NFL player among the drivers. Bob Whitlow, once a Detroit Lions center, would pilot a 1973 Ford Torino after debuting in stock action at the Texas Twin 200s last April and finishing 20th in his pro racing debut.
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Dog Obedience Class Starts June 11
The Recreation Department will host a six week dog obedience class Monday evenings from 7 to 8. Licensed instructor Charlie Warner will lead the sessions. A fee applies and registration is through the Recreation Department at 648-0151.
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Rain Wipes Out NAIA Golf Tournament Second Round
A mid day downpour washed out Wednesday's second round of the NAIA annual golf tournament. As play resumed today the 72 hole event was shortened by 18 holes.
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