Australian pitcher Del Carlo leads Wester Australia to final round win
Ray Del Carlo, a former Castro Valley High and UC pitcher, coaches and stars for the University of Western Australia as they reach the final round of Australia’s Baseball Championships. He earns the President's Medal for top player, posting a 13-4 record with 0.83 ERA, 180 strikeouts, 22 walks in 183 2/3 innings, 17 earned runs allowed. The article also notes talk of a potential Foreman Lovell boxing match and a discussion about relocating a Pele vs Quakes soccer game for attendance and revenue considerations.
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Ray del Carlo
Castro Valley High
Chabot College
University of California
University of Wester Australia
Australia
del Carlo
George Foreman
Pedro Lovell
Foreman
Muhammad Ali
Bum Wepner
Lovell
Marciano
Jack of
Hayward
Jack
Los Angeles
Dirk Summers
Summers
Edwards takes early lead at Pleasant Valley Classic golf
Edwards sharp in Pleasant Valley round three as strong crosswinds push scores up. He posts six under par 207 to lead by one stroke over Curl Elder Crenshaw and McClendon, with a crowd of 31 725 watching as wind reshapes leaderboard.
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Dany Edward
Young Edwards
Edwards
Lee Elder
Rod Curl
Elder
Crenshaw
Mac McClendon
Eider
Lee Trevino
Chuck Courtney
Buddy Allin
George Johnson
Petive
Ketchean
Alaska
Radwards
Johnson
Allin
Roger Maltbie
Maltbie
Rozelle Rule Trial Deliberations Extend Toward November
Testimony in the Rozelle case stretches into months with no decision until late fall. U S District Judge Earl Larson ordered written briefs within 45 days and responses in 20, shaping a lengthy ruling. The suit challenges the NFLs compensation rule as monopolistic and limits players free movement, amid debate on a true free market for talent.
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Wah Wines
U.S
Earl Larson
NFL
Fittipaldi wins British Grand Prix at Silverstone
Emerson Fittipaldi driving a McLaren won the rain disrupted British Grand Prix at Silverstone after a multi car pile up. Carlos Pace and Jody Scheckter finished second and third as officials halted the race and then declared Fittipaldi the winner after a 10 minute wait. Pace suffered a neck strain and Scheckter a sprained wrist with others injured or unhurt.
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England
UPI
Emerson Fittipaldi
McLaren
Silverstone Circus
Eve Ane
Ihanser
Fitiplad
Téd
Fittipald
Carlos Pace
Brabham
Jody Scheckter
Tyrell
Club Corner
Pace
Scheckter
Britain
Tony Brise
Lola
Mark Doroine
Jean Pierre Darrier
France
UDF
Tom Pryce
Face
Ferrari
Switzerland
Clay Regazoni
Regazzoni
Niki Lauda
Peace
Axl
Barrier
Hunt
Hesketh
Fittipaldi
Walt
TV Sports Schedule From Durham N C Sunday Noon
Sunday schedule lists sports programs including Pro Tennis Lick Stockton versus Seit Barowijk at 1 30 p m and U S Women s Open golf noon schedule 5 10 pm Women s Pro Tennis 4 pm NFB Championship Games 2 30 pm NFL Championship Games 3 pm PAL Boxing 3 30 pm roller derby 10 pm Brewers Sox game and other tennis and track events throughout the day in Durham North Carolina.
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Durham
N.C
Lick Stockton
Seit Barowijk
NFB
Kelly's first slam lifts White Sox to win over Brewers
Pat Kelly hit his first career grand slam and Rich tied the AL save season high as the Chicago White Sox beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4 to 2 in a nationally televised game. Travers took the loss after giving up all unearned runs on Melton's error.
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UPI
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Rich
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Kelly
White Sox
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Travers
Melton
Don Money
Jerry Hairston
Pan
Bec
Elly
Cleveland
California Angels
Mickey Rivers
Jack Brohamer
Winston Llenas
Indians
Frank Tanana
Ellie Rodriguez
Angis
Rivers
Tommy Harper
Dave Collins
Brohamer
Collins
Dave Chalk
Collin
Llewag
Frank Duffy
Rick Manning
Paookle
Chuck Hawkenberry
George Hendrick
Expos edge Reds on Colbert's eighth inning RBI hit
Montreal wins 4-2 as Nate Colbert drives in two runs in the eighth, driving in Pete Mackanin and Gary Carter, with Dale Murray earning the win in relief. Reds tie it on Joe Morgan's homer but fall short.
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UPI
Nate Colbert
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Mackanin
Expos
Pedro Borbon
Gary Carter
Mackanin
Will McEnaney
Jose Morales
Barry Foote
Colbert
Dale Murray
Sun
Reds
Joe Morgan
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