A's off to fast 11-5 start led by Abbott pitching
The Oakland A's, without Jim Hunter, surged to an 11-5 start led by strong starting pitching from Glenn Abbott and Mike Norris. Oakland built a one game AL lead as Dark navigated early season rotations. The club benefited from solid defense, double plays, and timely hits to pull ahead of Kansas City 3-2. Additional results across the majors included Texas beating California 5-0, White Sox topping Twins 4-3, and a 11-3 score for Cincinnati over Atlanta.
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Rollie Fingers
A’s
Mike Norris
Glenn Abbott
Oakland
Neris
Paul Splittorff
Royals
Rangers
Angels
Jackie Brown
Roy Howell
King Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Brown
White Sox
Twins
Wilbur Wood
Deron Johnson
Chicago
Tom Burgmeier
Minnesota
Bert Blyleven
Johnson
Wayland Baptist coach named AAU All-Star head for Soviet tour
PLAnView. Texas Dean Weese, coach of the Wayland Baptist College Flying Queens, defending women's national AAU champions, was named coach of the AAU All-Star basketball team. The squad will play eight games in the Soviet Union this summer.
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Plainview
Tex
UPI
Dean Weese
Wayland Baptist College
Flying Queens
Soviet Union
Stone Puts Cubs Ahead with Free Victory Drinks Era
Cubs ace Steve Stone anchors an 8-hitter in a 4-1 win over the Phillies, part of his early-season surge as the club leads the division. He treats teammates to dinners after wins, while Bill Madlock drives in two as Johnny Bench, Tony Perez pace Cincinnati’s 11-3 rout of Atlanta. Von Joshua lifts San Francisco in a 6-5 win over Houston, and Dodgers crush San Diego 11-6 with Ken McMullen’s grand slam.
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Chicago Cubs
Steve Stone
Stone
Ron Santo
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Bill Madlock
Madlock
Jose Cardenal
Jerry Morales
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
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White Sox
Minnesota
Texas
California
Reds
Braves
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
George Foster
Jack Billingham
Giants
Astros
von Joshua
Derrek Thomas
Ken
Forsch
Steve Ontiveros
Doug Rader
Dodgers
Padres
Ken McMullen
Ron Cey
Dodger
Dave Winfield
Rick Rhoden
Celtics, Warriors Reach Finals on Strong Supporting Roles
Boston and Golden State advanced to their conference finals with key contributions from role players. George Johnson led Golden State past Seattle 105-96, while Jo Jo White scored 17 of his 29 in the third as Boston defeated Houston 128-115. Havlicek topped the Celtics with 28 and Cowens added impact on the boards.
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Ken Rosenberg
UPI
Boston Celtics
Golden State Warriors
George Johnson
Warriors
San Francisco
Jo Jo White
Boston
Red Auerbach
Celtics
Seattle SuperSonics
Houston Rockets
Johnson
Cliff Ray
Rick Barry
Sonics
Ray
Burleson
Cliff
White
John Havlicek
Dave Cowens
Rockets
Washington
Golden State
Chicago
Paul Silas
Cowens
Celts
Havlicek
Don Nelson
Calvin Murphy
Rudy Tomjanovich
Houston
Ed Ratleff
Pacers edge Nuggets in tight ABA playoff clash
Indiana withstood a tough Denver run to win 118 112 and move 2-1 in the Western Division final. George McGinnis had 33 points and 21 rebounds with 14 assists, Billy Knight 26, Len Elmore 22 as Denver saw three starters foul out late. Ralph Simpson led Denver with 30.
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UPI
Indiana Pacers
Bobby Leonard
Denver
Pacers
Nuggets
Larry Brown
Leonard
George McGinnis
Indiana
Billy Knight
McGinnis
Knight
Len Elmore
Ralph Simpson
Mack Calvin
Byron Beck
Mike Green
Beck
Calvin
Green
Saratoga Racecard Entries and Odds April 25 1975
Race day at Saratoga lists multiple pacing and trotting heats with names like Miss Catch Landry Eyes Test Of Time Brinda and Magnificent Woo. Purses range from 1000 to 2500 dollars across eighth events and include a variety of horses and entries such as Most Jeppy Scott Fido and Meadow Andre.
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Miss Catch
Toad Patch
Bigzle
Keewaydin Puehy Bic
Landry Tsneke
Migh Sten
Redas Brinda
Tru Mix Bill
Teady Helen
Uncle Herman
Adios
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Little Est
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Bets O'Brien
Tertirson
Dr. Tang
My Girl Pearl
Dona =lena
Echo Brook Earl
Syndys John
Dougs Special
T.H. Fity Pace
Magnificent Woo
Ann H
Gay Rival
Count Anthony
Battien Dan
Father Hubbardton
Duchess
Cookie Monster
Saratoga Harness Race Results From April 24 1975 Card
Saratoga reported nine pacing and trotting races on Thursday. Peerless Jack won the first pace for $900 with 23.60, Blythe Victor took the second pace in 24.80, Buttonwood Stem captured the third pace in 3.20, Irish Dean led the fourth trot at 10.20, Dells Bette and Lafia contested the sixth trot, Good Relation won the seventh pace, Penny Arcade showed 80 in the eighth pace, Count ue led the ninth trot. attendance 2,538, handle $197,698.
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Teen Grae
Coalie Jo
Blythe Victor
Cora Hal
Collingwood
Buttonwood Stem
Goshawk
Santo Bobby
Irish Dean
Highland Miner
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Koo
Noble Campaign
P' Peta
Nace
Good Relation
Georgia
Really Majestic
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Penny Arcade
JB Morel
Delilah
Village Breeze
Caravan Saul
Game Girl
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Rik 'S Smiley
Quin
Fay Bell
Bob Bell
Bob
Nike
Brass Bell
Hi Eagle
Yin
Onty Girl
Norma Flint
Pioneer
Robin Devin
Snooky Eapeson
Jane Nossa
Madded
Sunshine Sue
Tony Sunbow
le Son
Jolly Jetson
Loranna
Jeff
E Piper
Bluffe
Royal Sourza
Soleil
Peerless Pride
Henry
Georgie
Adams
Cute Needlin
Thoroughbred and Greyhound Race Card Totals and Results
A detailed race ledger from Gearyville listing multiple greyhound heats and greyhound stakes with times, payouts, and attendees. Entries include Dog names such as This is a seven race and Dusty Jones, plus handlers and odds. The report cites race results for First through Twelfth races, with quins, exacta payouts, attendance of 789, and Handle of 67,986. It also covers fourth and seventh stakes events with winnings and times, concluding with attendance 1,314 and Handle 83,519.
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Ervey
Pee Rade
Mel Rhyme
H.d.’S
Elfwood
Dusty Jones
Dual County
Q. Jester
Surfire Sam
Gearyville
Sue C
Dreamaiou
Paddy O'Keefe
Claire N Xth
Golden Go
Mumbly Peg
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games Preview
National League East lead by Chicago 9-4, New York 6-6, Philadelphia 6-7, St. Louis 6-7, Pittsburgh 5-6, Montreal 5-7. West rankings show San Diego 9-5, San Francisco 0-7, Atlanta 9-8, Los Angeles 9-8, Cincinnati 9-9, Houston 5-13. Thursday results: Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 11 Atlanta 3, San Francisco 6 Houston 5, Los Angeles 11 San Diego 6. Today’s pitchers list includes Matlack at Rogers, Forsch at Reuschel, Carlton at Kison, Kirby at Disrier, Capra at Siebert, Messersmith at Caldwell.
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