Quakes add Scottish star Jim Johnstone to Earthquakes
San Jose acquires Jim Johnstone of Scotland, a 1974 World Cup veteran, praised as one of the world’s top players. He arrives Monday and signs Tuesday, joining a squad aiming to boost a playoff push with his showmanship and speed. The move caps a busy period as San Jose seeks key results against Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Pele
New York Cosinos
San Jose Earthquakes
Black Pearl
Jimmy Johnstone
Scotland
Earthquake
Johnny Mure
Rae
Johnstone
Earthquakes
Moore
Flea
Pete
West Coast
Dick Berg
Carlton Shuts Giants as Whites Win Four to One
Steve Carlton pitched a four hitter with eight strikeouts and an RBI single pacing the Philadelphia Whites to a 4-1 win over the San Francisco Giants in front of a San Francisco crowd. Carlton yielded the lone Giants run in the fourth on a walk and a sequence of miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ust
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Whites
San Francisco Giants
Carlton
Chris Speier
Bruce Miller
Vave Cash
Millies
John Gates
Phillies
Tommy Hutton
Jerry Martin
Giants
Mike Sadek
Rbi
Cash
Martin
Terry Harmon
Cashaaa
Gates
Harmon
Montreal Expos
Candlestick Park
Pete Falcone
Woody Fryman
Pele Debut Televised By CBS In North American Soccer League
National telecast of Pele and the New York Cosmos against the Dallas Tornado will air Sunday at 12 30 Bay Area time on CBS with Bay Area coverage on KPIX Channel. The exhibition features Pele and Kyle Rote Jr leading New York against Dallas in a high profile match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pele
Cbs-Tv
Bay Area
KPIX
New York Cosmos
Dallas Tornado
Kyle Rote Jr
Aaron Drives Brewers To 7-4 Win Over A's In Milwaukee
Hank Aaron homered singled and doubled driving in two as Milwaukee beat Oakland 7 to 4 at Milwaukee County Stadium. George Scott and Pedro Garcia contributed for Milwaukee while Vida Blue took the loss for Oakland. Tully Williams hit a three run homer for Oakland and Bil Castro earned his second win in his second start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
Aaron
Milwaukee County Stadium
Brewers
George Scott
Feadolf
John Briggs
Pedro Garcia
Darrell Porter
Garman Thomas
Bil Castro
Shula Defends Rozelle Rule Amid WFL Movement Fears
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula testified in a Rozelle rule case that removing the rule would trigger player jumps to the WFL like Csonka Killebrew Warfield and hurt fan support. He argued compensation helps teams gain and lose players and favored the commissioner's role or an outside arbitrator to set terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mino
UPI
Rozelle
Larry Csonka
Jim Kilek
Paul Warfield
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Shula
U.S. District Court
Bart Larson
WFL
Sula
Dolphins
Csonka
Mick
Warfield
Pete Kovelle
Miami
Rovelle
Marv Flemming
Marlin Briscoe
Jim McFarland
Briscoe
St. Louis Cardinals
McFarland
Attornney
Edward Glennon
ABA Adopts 24-Second Clock From NBA Signaling Change
The American Basketball Association approved a 24-second shot clock to replace the league's 30-second rule. Commissioner DeBusschere said the change increases defensive intensity and speeds play while other rule changes were not adopted. Discussions continued on Memphis San Diego franchises and potential city transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Is Board of Trustees
ABA
Dave Defsschere
NBA
New York Knicks
Ed Memptia
San Diego
San Thiego
DeBusschere
Great
Trong
Hartford, Coon
Monmouth says match race irresistible
Monmouth Park management believes Ruffian and Foolish Pleasure owners cannot resist a $400000 purse for a proposed match race. Phil Iselin said a firm offer had been made to Ruffian’s Stuart Janney and Foolish Pleasure’s John L. Greer, with both sides showing interest. If the race happens it would be run over 11 miles with a $250000 winner’s share and $150000 loss if the purse stays at $400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
UPI
Monmouth Park
Ruffian
Foolish Pleasure
Marmouth
Phil Iselin
Fugian
Stuart Janney
John L. Greer
Foolish Ean
Rain Postpones Philadelphia IVB Golf Classic
Heavy rain washed out the start of the $150,000 Philadelphia IVB Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. Tournament play moved to Friday through Sunday with 36 holes Sunday. Defending champion Hubert Green hopes rest helps his recovery, while Gary Player embraces a Sunday marathon for Open prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Hubert Green
Whitemarsh Valley Ountry Club
Lafayette Hill
PGA
Illinois
Medinah Country Club
Gary Player
Green
Ray Flay
White
Floyd
Unreadable OCR: Pennant chase and player list chaos
Fragmented text from a sports page shows a pennant chase with team names and player mentions. It references Desva, Coenemer, Yale, Berkeley, and San Francisco related items, plus numbers and prices. The passage is garbled with no clear events or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quakes
Jim Johnstone
Glascow Celtic
Poe
Jase
Tri-Valley
Surdode
Speeas
Glascow
Guakes
Pacific Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Expos
Philadelphia Phillie
Johnnny Oates
Giants Schedule
Lev
T.tv
Homer King
Gene Tenace
Sal Bando
Tully Williams
Boxscore
Scorsmend
Ffor Warriors
Oakland
Golden State Warriors
Thorpe
Charleston
W. Va
Jim Thorpe
Cal
Carbondale
Bart Conner
Wyca
Hir
Morton Grove
United States Gymnastics Federatin Met
Conner
Tom Weeden
Universty of
California
Air Force Academy
Radio
A’s Va
Detroit Akeen
Montreal Iksforsgo
Monmouth
Pennant Pursuit
Ceve
Teeraey
Seaerery
Hue
Crewe
Rasadethia
Reed
Cine de Kan
City
Los Anges
Sy Giants
Atlanta
Bea
Pullborgh
Detroit
Pintade
Chicago
Sky
Cleveland
Lovis
Montreal