Mets sweep Cubs in 13 run rout to cap weekend
The New York Mets crushed Chicago 13 3 to sweep the three game series at Wrigley Field. Ed Kranepool went 3 for 4 with a sixth homer and three RBIs as the Mets roughed up Cubs pitching, eight runs coming in the second inning. Mike Phillips and Jerry Grote joined the scoring with key hits, while Bill Madlock and Joe Wallis homered for Chicago.
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Shea Stadium
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Jerry Grote
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Wayne Garrett
Jay Kleven
Bill Madlock
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Joe Wallis
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Frank MacCormack
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Bob Jones
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Buddy Bell
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Ken Singleton
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Frank Robinson
Trouble in Oakland bad sign for West
The Oakland A's, long used to clashing with owner Charles O. Finley, gained the upper hand Sunday, a development seen as a potentially ominous omen for the rest of the American League. If clubhouse fights reoccur, the team has repeatedly surged on the field, risking a reunified push toward a sixth straight West Division title despite sitting eight and a half games behind Kansas City after Finley sold three stars two weeks ago.
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Charles O. Finley
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Kuhn
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Rudi
Blue
A's end strike threat as Finley yields to players
Oakland owner Charles O Finley bowed to players demanding pay and roster rights minutes before a game with the Minnesota Twins, avoiding MLBs first regular season strike since 1912. He kept up his public volleys at Commissioner Bowie Kuhn while announcing stars Joe Rudi and others would remain with the team.
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Charles O. Finley
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Finley
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Rollie Fingers
Vida Blue
Kuhn
Rudi
Fingers
Boston Red Sox
Blue
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Axel Finley
A's
A’s
Chuck Tanner
U S track trials end as Montreal looms for 1976 games
Eugene hosts the US Track and Field Trials closing amid debate over Olympic contenders. Leroy Walker backs the squad as strongest to date, naming favorites like Harvey Glance, Dwight Stones, Mac Wilkins, Frank Shorter and Edwin Moses while facing stiff international competition from Cuba France Kenya and Poland before the Montreal Olympics.
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Ore
UPI
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America
Montreal
Olympic Stadium
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U.S
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Dwight Stones
Mac Wilkins
Frank Shorter
Edwin Moses
Rick Wohlhuter
Charles Foster
Dave Roberts
Earl Bell
al Feuerbach
George Woods
Alberto Jauantorena
Cuba
Wohlhuter
UVM bouts decide eight U S boxing reps for Montreal
Eight U S boxers qualified in Burlington by Saturday night decisions at the University of Vermont. Winners from Cincinnati earlier earned automatic spots. rematches for undecided weight classes are to be held before July 10. The eight names include Louis Curtis Leo Randolph Charlie Mooney Howard Davis Ray Leonard Chuck Walker Leon Spinks and others.
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Clinton Jackson
Evergreen
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Davey Armstrong
Leonel Valencia
Eddie Eagan
Eagan
New York
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Puyallup
Wash
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Sugar
Ray Leonard
Palmer Park
Bruce Curry
Ft. Worth
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Meza
Ariz
Henry Bunch
U.S. Air Force
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John Davis
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N.Y
First Vermont Bank Edges A W 2 1 In Little League Clash
In a must win game First Vermont Bank defeated defending champions A W 2 1 behind a steal one hit performance by Bob Antognioni. The victory ties league play and a playoff for the first half title is set for 6 p m today between the rivals. Second half action starts Tuesday under a revised schedule with managers to contact President Joseph Pello. The Little League thanks supporters for a $700 fund drive total.
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Joseph Pello
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Revised minor league playoff schedule and meeting notice
The schedule lists games from June 28 to July 2 including A and W versus First Vermont and Tansitor versus Moose. A meeting of all managers and coaches of the minor leagues is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Little League field.
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Thoroughbred racing results from Eyndey meet
Detailed pari mutuel card listing horses, odds, payouts, and times. Attendance reached 4,640 with handle reported at 345,518. Key runners include Mecca, Geneva's Jet, Princess Lil, and Uchee with various quinielas, exactas, and trifectas featured.
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Eastern Promise
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Seth
Tresilio
Ti Pd
Idle Intent
Princess Lil
Horse pace results from Belmont Fair Grounds card
Seemingly random pacing results listed for multiple races on Monday June 28 1976 including horses like Doctor Ace He Miss Shannon and Maritime Tiger. The text enumerates dozens of placements with names and some earnings such as tenth pace purse of 1500 dollars and other prize amounts.
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del Len
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Berts Pincer
Jvennes Knight
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Pret
Erert Thirre
Cavy
Amexbro Ben
Derius Hanover
Elgnast
Johnny Dawn
Maritime Tiger
Snoopy Boy
Belmont
PB Helor Kat
Ieee
Pine Hill Oi
BK Marches
Meadows
Ree
Bask
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