Red Bud 300 set for Sun Valley Speedway Friday night
The fifth annual Red Bud 300 ASA late model race tops Sun Valley Friday night with entries including Jim Blount Gene Christie and Gene Prosser. Don Thomas Racing Team 1971 Monte Carlo driven by Larry Moore leads strong Midwest contingent.
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Hendricks Homer Lifts Orioles Past Brewers 3 2
Ellie Hendricks belted a leadoff homer in the ninth off Ken Sanders to lift Baltimore 3 2 over Milwaukee. Boog Powell tied it with a 17th homer, Paul Blair reached on a bunt in the eighth, and Dave McNally held the Brewers to two runs as the Orioles snapped Milwaukee’s streak.
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Senators Crush A s 8 1 to End Oakland Streak
Washington detail: Don Mincher drives in four with a homer and a single as the Senators defeat Oakland 8-1. Frank Howard adds his 21st homer. Bill Gogolewski wins on an eight hitter. Nelson and Unser contribute with scoring doubles and advances.
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Olympic Games Regulation Highlights and Participation Figures
The article notes that under IOC rules there is no age limit for competitors. It reports participation figures totaling 983,316 athletes across the Olympic Games, with a total of 2:31 and 1,925 results listed in the context of event schedules and leaders.
Spencer Drives In Four As Angels Edge Red Sox
Jim Spencer delivered a bases loaded double in the first inning to spark the Angels to a 4-3 win over the Red Sox. Andy Messersmith earned the win to improve to 12-12. Rico Petrocelli hit his 22nd homer of the season and Duane Josephson added an eighth as Boston rallied but fell short.
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Indiana golfers miss 164 cutoff in U.S. Women's Amateur
Six Indiana players failed to reach the 164 qualifying mark at the 71st U S Women's Amateur at Atlanta Country Club. Karen Dremonas led Indiana with 165 after rounds of 87 and 78, while Claudia Ann Mayhew and Mrs. Paul Dye Jr. carded 167, Julie Armington 170, Ann Wilhoite 172, and Ann Gregory 178 on the 6117 yard course.
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Pitching 12 Decisions C Dobson Oakland 12 2 .857
American League results and standings snippets list pitchers with records and team logos, noting C Dobson Oakland 12 2 .857 and P Dobson Baltimore 15 6 .714 amid yesterday and upcoming games across leagues.
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Pinson’s leadoff homer lifts Indians past Twins in wind
Vada Pinson homered off Bert Blyleven in the eighth, lifting Cleveland to a 3 2 victory at Minneapolis. Pinson earlier drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, Ted Uhlaender had a triple to set up Cleveland’s first score, and Fred Stanley added a fourth inning RBI single while Cesar Tovar tied the game with a two run double for Minnesota.
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Astros-top Pirates in late rally as Cedeno sparks five-run seventh
Cesar Cedeno delivered a two-run single to cap a five-run seventh inning as Houston beat Pittsburgh 6-5 after the Pirates led 4-1. Roberto Clemente drove in four runs for Pittsburgh, including a two-run homer. The game featured key miscues and late scoring, with Joe Morgan and Doug Rader contributing for Houston.
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Reds rally to beat Cardinals behind Bench’s 23rd homer
Cincinnati edged St Louis 5 3 as Johnny Bench belted his 23rd home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, lifting the Reds in a dramatic late inning. The comeback capped a tense game with key hits from Cincinnati and tight pitching from both clubs.
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Jordan To Miss Cowboys Exhibition With Browns
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Lee Roy Jordan is doubtful for Friday’s exhibition against the Cleveland Browns after X rays showed a fractured non weight bearing bone just below the knee from Saturday’s 36 31 win over New Orleans.
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Versalles HR completes Braves comeback over Cubs
In Atlanta Versalles opened the ninth with a left field homer off Ray Newman to lift the Braves to a 5 4 win over the Cubs. The Cubs led early on a Don Kessinger single and a Billy Williams double play grounder. A bizarre second inning saw Brock Davis drop two fly balls as Hank Aaron’s long ball, ruled a double, enabled Atlanta to tie and Lum drove in the tying run with a single.
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Yankees Sweep KC Chisox Win Opener
New York broke open a five run seventh inning to defeat Kansas City 8-5 and complete a doubleheader sweep. Bobby Murcer delivered a three run homer, Thurman Munson and Danny Cater added timely hits as Fritz Peterson earned his 13th win. The opener ended 2-0 with Cater and Munson driving in runs and Amos Otis providing KC’s lone early score.
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Huntz lifts White Sox to 6-5 win over Tigers in opener
Chicago slugger Steve Huntz hit his first two home runs of the season, including a three run shot in the eighth, as the White Sox rallied from an early 5-0 deficit against Detroit. Vicente Romo and Walt Williams contributed, but Mickey Lolich took the loss with Bart Johnson earning the win in relief.
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