Pirates End Slump With 3-2 Win Over Astros
Dock Ellis and Bruce Kison held Houston to six hits while Rennie Stennett, filling in for Willie Stargell, delivered a two run triple to lift the Pirates to a 3-2 victory. Dave Cash stole a base and scored on Manny Sanguillen's sacrifice fly for Pittsburgh's run.
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NCAA Chief Attacks Pro Sports Attitudes on Antitrust
Walter Byers executive director of the NCAA told a Senate subcommittee that all pro sports should face antitrust law and be allowed to “let nature take its course.” He urged opposing a merger bill for the ABA and NBA unless safeguards are added.
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Athens Golfers Get Win Over SECAL Foes in Triangular
Athens improved to 11-5 with a 161 team total in a triangular golf match at Hocking Hills. Logan and Jackson shot 170 and 174 respectively as four non-relief scores counted. Medalists Cabot Rea and Cabot Rea and Bill Diles of Athens shared honors with 38s.
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Chauncey Pony League Posts Friday Meeting at Ball Field
An organization meeting for the Chauncey Pony League team is planned Friday at 6 p.m. at the Chauncey ball field. All interested youths should attend. a practice session will follow.
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Pro Cage NBA Championship Leads Series After L A Win
The Los Angeles team defeated New York 107 to 96 to take a 2-1 series lead in the best of seven. No other games were scheduled for Thursday or Friday. The New York siege at Norfolk remains tied in the East Division Final.
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Bruins Take 2-0 Lead Over Rangers In Series
Boston scores 2-0 lead over New York as the Bruins grab game two in the best of seven.
Chieftains and Gales Open Tourney Round at Logan
The host Chieftains meet Lancaster at Logan Hilltop in the Class AAA sectional second round. Lancaster edged Athens 4 2 in eight innings. Logan beat Marietta 3 2 in nine with Steve Brown scoring the winning run.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From The Majors
Wednesday results include Minnesota defeating Milwaukee 7 0 Cleveland beating Texas 2 1 Detroit 6 1 Kansas City 1 with no score for California at New York due to rain Oakland at Boston and Chicago at Baltimore postponed. Thursday Chicago at Baltimore weather delay. Friday night slate lists Minnesota at Boston Kansas City at Baltimore Chicago at Cleveland Texas at Detroit New York at Oakland Milwaukee at California and other games not yet played.
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New England Star Signs Luckett To Attend OU
Walter Luckett, New England’s top high school scorer, signed a letter of intent to attend Ohio University. The 6-5 guard from Kolbe High School averaged 31.3 PPG and 2,691 career points, with 39.8 PPG as a senior, helping Kolbe to 21-5. He joins OU commits Mike Corde, Bob Huggins, and Doug Jauch.
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