Standings and Results From Wednesday to Friday
Standings show Los Angeles at Chicago postponed. Phillies 4 at Atlanta 1. Pittsburgh 3 over San Francisco 1. San Diego 8 over Montreal 6. St Louis 4 over Cincinnati 0. Houston 5 over New York 4 in 10 innings. Thursday game Los Angeles Messersmith 14 11 faces Chicago Reuschel 9 13. Friday schedule includes Houston at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh plus three more east and west matchups.
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Angels Struggle In Home Run Derby As Ryan Dominates
California Angels rely on pitching and speed as they lag in homers with a league low 42. Nolan Ryan fires a strong eight innings, yielding three hits before relief. Angels beat Milwaukee 6-1 for Ryan’s 13th win. Elsewhere AL results: Oakland over Detroit 2-1, White Sox over Yankees 5-3, Royals over Red Sox 3-1, Orioles beat Twins 3-2.
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Major League Leaders In American and National Leagues
AP led batting and pitching leaders in both leagues. Notable numbers show Carew and Lynn atop American batting, Mayberry and Jackson in runs and home runs, with Rivers and Luzinski leading key categories in the National League. Pitching and strikeout leaders include Tanana, Seaver, Blyleven, and Messersmith across both leagues.
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Royals Down Red Sox in a Tight Showdown
Kansas City defeats Boston 3-1 to tighten AL West race behind Dennis Leonard six-hitter. Mayberry leads with three hits, Brett and Otis drive runs, Tiant held to nine hits with no strikeouts. Whitey Herzog says Oakland’s slide keeps the Royals hopeful as Cleveland and Baltimore visit.
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Pirates Rally Past Giants to Stay Perfect in NL East Race
Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 3-1 as Richie Zisk scored on Craig Reynolds double and Rennie Stennett delivered a two run single in the eighth after Jim Rooker pitched into the eighth. The win moved Pittsburgh one game ahead of Philadelphia while the Phillies topped Atlanta 4-1. Cardinals blanked Reds 4-0 and Mets fell to Houston 5-4 in 10 innings. Dodgers and Cubs were washed out.
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Lakewood Girls, Lakewood N J Reach Little League Final
Lakewood New Jersey faces either Tampa Florida or Davenport Iowa in the 1975 Little League girls softball final after a 2 0 extra inning win over Northridge California. Dion Lowe struck out eight and the Lakewood infield made 10 grounders without an error while Northridge pitcher Craig Stevenson fanned 15. A seventh inning error and Schulman smash produced the decisive runs. Lakewood had five safeties. Northridge five hits with Stevenson contributing two.
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Tony Conigliaro to Quit Baseball Again
Providence AP reports Tony Conigliaro former Red Sox slugger will retire today after an attempted comeback this year He called a Nahant Massachusetts news conference to announce ending his comeback Also seeking a sportscasting job at WJAR TV Providence with negotiations ongoing and a potential contract Tony once endured a 1967 head injury and impaired eyesight while with Boston and played at Pawtucket this season
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Rich Greeks back winning horses at Roosevelt Raceway
The article profiles Greek shipping magnate Constantine Goulandris and associate Bernard Zimmermann, who breed and race thoroughbreds and standardbreds on a 300 acre Normandy farm. Their trotter Dimitria is a top Roosevelt International contender as Savior looms after a strong Roosevelt qualifying race.
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Goulandris
Christina Onassis
Normandy
Dimitria
Roosevelt Raceway
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Leopold Verroken
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Roosevelt
Harness racing's international tilt sparks famed horses and debate
Steve Cady notes Savior and Bellino II loom large as a freakish eight year old stallion dominates prep talk. Dimitria, a mare with a near-fatal foot problem in 1973, returns strong after treatment and faces Delmonica Hanover in Naples. George Morton Levy hails the 17th International as the century’s standout race, lifting hopes that the event finally delivers heavyweight title drama.
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