Pele Debuts With Cosmos In 2-2 Exhibition Tie
Pele starred in his United States soccer debut for the New York Cosmos against Dallas Tornado at Randall’s Island. He scored and assisted to spark a 2-2 draw that showcased the 34-year-old’s talent amid a massive crowd and global TV reach.
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Phillies Beat Dodgers as Luzinski Hits Eighth Inning Drive
Greg Luzinski homered in the eighth off reliever Mike Marshall to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4 3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Dodgers suffered their fifth defeat in six games and slipped 3% games behind the Reds.
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Sunday Boxes the National League West Division
Summary of MLB results across leagues with multiple games. Chicago beat Cincinnati 4 3 New York topped San Diego 6 0 Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 8 6 Houston edged St Louis 8 7 Montreal San Francisco split 2 1 and 5 in a doubleheader. In American League New York defeated Chicago 3 0 Minnesota beat Baltimore 54 Boston over Kansas City 87 California split a doubleheader in 11 innings and 4 2 Oakland Detroit rained out. Bill Madlock drove in three for the Cubs in the Reds 11 3 win earlier. Tom Seaver pitched a three hitter for the Mets. Cleveland at Texas night game.
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Owls Bailey and Demons Phillips Lead Hall of Fame Meet
Mike Bailey of Big Creek won the 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds and Northfork's Phillips led field events at the National Track and Field Hall of Fame meet in Charleston. Bowman of Duval won the 2 mile in 9:39.8, with Butch Crews of Bluefield fourth. The meet featured top high school and college athletes across events and relays.
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Steve Sarver Wins Sedgewood Men’s Singles Title
Steve Sarver trailed Mark Sarver 1-0 in the final but won three straight sets 6-3 6-3 and 6-2 to capture the men's singles trophy at Sedgewood. Earlier, Mark beat Rick Lewis 6-0 6-3 and Steve defeated Hamilton Jones 6-1 6-3 to reach the title match.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Games Summary
Baseball standings show teams led by Montreal San Francisco Chicago and Cincinnati. Saturday results include Cincinnati 11 Chicago 3 and Houston 9 St. Louis 0. Sunday scores feature Pittsburgh 8 Atlanta 6 and New York 6 San Diego 0. Key matchups listed for Monday with several suspensions and rain delays.
Welch Takes 10-8 Victory In Suspended Contest
Welch Industrial Team defeated War 10-8 with Welch leading 4-2 in the fifth inning when play was halted and will be finished later. Gary Meadows earned the win with six strikeouts and three walks, while Chris Dellorso took the loss. Ray Stanley hit two home runs and Jimmy Johnson added one for Welch. Meadows doubled in three to aid the rally. Johnny Hughes homered for War in the suspended game. Welch hosts Bradshaw next in league play.
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Local Pee Wee and Pony Teams Set for Regular Schedules
Bluefield Pee Wee and Pony League teams will play their regular schedules today with matches planned across local fields. Coaches announce standard lineups and no special events on the slate.
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Pearson Outduels Petty To Win Motor State 400
David Pearson narrowly held off Richard Petty to win the Motor State 400 at Michigan International Speedway as dusk approached. The Wood Brothers dominated the event with five wins in seven Motor State 400s, with Petty finishing second and David Marcis third after a late-race scramble. Weather delays and a large crowd of about 50,000 accompanied a dramatic finish and multiple lead changes.
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Ickx and Bell Win Le Mans 24 Hour Race 1975
Jacky Ickx of Belgium and Derek Bell of Great Britain captured the Le Mans 24 hour endurance race in a Gulf Ford. It was Ickx’s second Le Mans victory and Bell’s first with teammate Vern Schuppan and Jean-Pierre Jaussaud finishing behind. A rear-end rattle plagued the winning car in the second half.
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Carol Mann Wins Medina Open In Windy LPGA Finish
Carol Mann captured the Medina Open title at Weymouth Valley CC in Medina Ohio posting 217 for 54 holes to win by two strokes. Judy Rankin finished second at 219 with Sandra Palmer third at 220 as wind gusts up to 40 mph hampered many contenders.
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Free Hair Consultation in Bluefield Event
E T Miller returns to Bluefield Virginia on Wednesday June 18 1975 offering a free hair loss consultation. The ad promises a written pro rated guarantee and cautions against slick baldness while inviting all with hair to seek guidance at Ruby’s Motel between 1 pm and 8 30 pm.
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