Stargell Keeps Pirates Close With 33rd Homer
Knuckleballer Phil Niekro defeated Pittsburgh as Stargell slugged his 33rd homer of the season. Stargell’s blows kept the Pirates within reach while Niekro edged Pittsburgh 8-4. The Braves benefited from timely hits by Tepedino and Perez to stretch their lead.
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Asbury Evens Playoff Series In Final Runoff
Asbury United Methodist scored four runs in the fourth inning and beat All Saints 7-4 to even the best of seven in the Tourth league finals. The final game is set for Aug 17 at Ellis, with playoff implications continuing for the teams and broader league.
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Zwanziger Dominates Hawkeye Downs Feature Night
Waterloo driver Bill Zwanziger led from the front row in the Hawkeye Downs feature, using a high side groove to build a solid lead and capture his second feature win of the year. Verlin Baker and Curt Hansen also placed, as nearly 3,000 fans watched the event with tense heats and a mid-race tangle involving Arlo Becker.
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Kullsmith and Johnson Win Titles in Junior City Amateur
Ken Kullsmith won the Open division with a 74 at Indian Creek edging Elmcrest’s Steve Malloy who tied for second after an extra hole playoff. Randy Johnson captured the Novice title with a 163 total, beating Hingten by two strokes as Dwin Pines led the Novice team to a one-stroke victory over Indian Crock.
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Reggie Jackson homer spree fuels Yankees win. Bosox fall
In a noisy Friday night at Yankee Stadium, Reggie Jackson hit two homers including a fourth run with a ninth inning single as the Yankees defeated the Oakland Athletics 16 to 3. Thurman Munson, Roy White and others contributed while Jim Hunter’s team effort halted Boston’s Fenway crowd with a 4-3 Angels win.
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Sports Roundup Signals Wide-Network Robbed By Trades and Injuries
WILL MELTON of the White Sox injured his right hand when hit by a thrown ball in Friday’s game vs Detroit. Phillies buy George Culver from Dodgers. Cubs promote Dave Rosella from Wichita. Hector Crux to Cardinals from Texas League. Dick Wandson to miss at least one start due to a forearm. Billy Grabarkewitz cut for Jeff Torborg recovery. Hank Aaron backed to chase Babe Ruth. Attendance may exceed 30 million in majors. Billie Jean King, Margaret Court, Rosemary Casals win Nashville pro tennis. Evonne Goolagong defeats 15-year-old Jeanne Byrd in Western championships. Stan Smith tops Romanian Năste Jase. North American Soccer League may expand to 11 teams in 1974 per Lamar Hunt. Sid Gilliam of Houston Oilers on probation for illegal drug use. Dave McCurry to Chicago Bears from Miami. Jets suspend Emerson Booher and Winston Hill. New England signs Max Anderson off waivers from Kansas City. Lewises Cards place five running backs on waivers. Harold Sampson claimed from Green Bay. Anly Dorris from Cleveland.
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Doreen Wilber Wins National Archery Crown
Doreen Wilber of Jefferson Iowa and Darrell Pace of Cincinnati won the men’s and women’s divisions of the National Archery tournament in Oxford Ohio with record totals. Wilber, 43 and a 1972 Olympic champion, totaled 2833 points for her first national crown since 1969. Pace tallied 2958 under the four day event.
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Iverson Holds Lead as Iverson Faces Pro Golf Legends
In Cleveland Dan Iverson, 21, ignores the footsteps of Nicklaus Weiskopf Snead and Rudolph as he cards 72 to join leader at 139 in the PGA event. Arnold Palmer misses the cut after two rounds, while Iverson aims to hold hole by hole against veteran challengers in a nationally televised finale.
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