Royals edge Yankees to halt skid on TV night
The Royals, boosted by strong pitching from Doug Hird and Steve Tusby, halted a four game losing streak with a 7-2 win over the New York Yankees. Carlton Fisk homered for Boston as the Orioles clinched a 4-3 triumph over Minnesota. Oakland defeated Detroit 7-2 behind Tenace’s bat and Vidi Blue won his third straight for the A’s.
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Giants rally in 11th for extra inning win over Expos
Giants push extra innings to 11th and beat the Expos 1 0 in Montreal as Gary Matthews Jr delivers the tiebreaking run after a bases loaded jam. Veteran Don Mediaton and McMahon shine late while Ron Fairly homers twice for Montreal and Pittsburgh edges Houston.
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Associated Press
Giants
San Francisco
Expos
Albon
Charlie Pax
Don Mediaton
McMahion
Order of the
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AcMahon
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Gary Matthews
Pond
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Daisy Line
Pitsburgh
Houstag
Cincinnal
Mets
Brooks reaches 2500th career hit in Orioles win
Baltimore defeated Minnesota 4 3 as Brooks Robinson notched his 2500th major league hit in a ninth inning rally. Robinson, 39, praised as one of the greatest third basemen, said reaching 3000 is unlikely but he hopes to continue playing several years.
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Miler Brooks
Robinson
Minnesota
Twins
Orioles
Liam Weaver
Bracksia
Pune
Cooperstown
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Butch Staroscik Tops Lincoln Meeting as Trainer
Butch Staroscik, a Calimbus resident, emerged as the top trainer at the Lincoln race meeting that concluded Saturday. He finished with 10 winners, three points, and edged Kenneth Kirby for the honor, while Kirby ended with 74 points on a 0 0 3 slate. Dave King led jockeys with 31 wins from 153 mounts, as Fred Ecoffey missed much of the meeting due to injuries at Ak-Sar-Ben.
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Larry
Butch) Starascik
Lincoln
Staroscik
Valegrounds
Kenneth Kirby
Tlr
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Dave King
Wayne Anderson
Dan Switzer
King
Fred Ecoffey
Ak-Sar- Ben
NBA ABA teams to meet in 25 preseason games
New York AP reports NBA and ABA schedules show 10 NBA clubs and 10 ABA teams will each play preseason exhibitions against interleague opponents. The season opener is September 38 in Binghamton as the New York Nets host the Philadelphia 76ers. The preseason ends October 7 with Celtics at Nassau Coliseum Uniondale New York.
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Satlina Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
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New York Nets
Philadelphia 76Ers
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Nets
Nassau Coll
Uniondale
City Softball League doubles feature at Pony Diarmond
Four teams competed in the Columbus Tivila Gonal Tournament Monday night at Pony Diarmond. Person's Sport Shop defeated Sky Lounge 20 to 0 on a lyo-hiller by Avlyn Gehring while Behlen Manufacturing beat Long Branch 4 to 1 with Joe Scholz delivering a three hitter and three saves. Gehring dueled with Ski Lodges Larry Astor in a Tutcher battle as Athletes scored on timely hits, with key runs by Loseke and Harrington.
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Jack Nesal
Gary Duraski
Lasers
Joe Schole
Bellen
Dean Wessel
G. Arnold
Long Branch
Lamy Saalfeld Als
Ducer Noger Cultun
Behlen
Keo Neuman
Sehale
S. Oppliger
State wrestling meet to be held at two sites
The state high school wrestling championships will be split between two venues. Lincoln’s arena, previously overloaded, cannot host the crowd this year, so Lineal High School and another site will share the event, each facility capable of substantial attendance.
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Smith defeats Nastase in Cup action
ALAMO California AP Davis Cup final match saw Smith defeat Nastase 7-6 2-6 6-3 4-6 6-3 ending the United States' victory over Romania in the tourney. Marty Riessen had earlier clinched the U S win by defeating Ovied in singles. About 6 000 fans watched the Round Hill Country Club clash.
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Hite Nastase
Smith
Nastase
United States
Homania
Marty Riessen
U. S
Tama Oviel
Mancity
Round Mill Country Club
League Leaders in Major Leagues by Associated Press
The data shows league leaders across the National and American Leagues for 300 at bats runs batted in doubles and home runs. Key names include Stargell Evans Carew May Carlton Seaver and Jackson among others with figures for runs batted in and stolen bases, plus pitching leaders like Seaver Carlton and Mull.
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Seager
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Oak
Otis
Mureac
Missouri Valley cagers to end four with winning mark
Tulsa AP report notes Missouri Valley basketball team finishes a four game stretch with a winning record on its Brazil tour. Unclear details list seven wins and one loss after a Sunday win over Vasco. Next games against Sao Paulo and Triano de Ja vardi expose an uneven report with Brenton of Wichita State leading scorers at 74 points.
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Trianon al Javardi
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Wichita State Guard
All Stars
Pro Charts AFG Central Steelers Triumph Title Event
Pittsburgh Steelers faced Murray Oller prospectus in a quiet conference final. The young improving squad impressed by eriding Minami before bowing to Chuck Nollyu and a defense that yielded few touchdowns, signaling strong early season form.
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Steelers Strength and Depth Highlight 1970s Style Preview
An onslaught of scouting notes praises Steelers offense and defense. Boldschmy, Gilliam, Lewis, Shanklin, and McMakin buoy rushing and blocking while Harris Fuqua and Pearson back wideouts. Line, linebacking, secondary, and kicking units receive mixed praise as Pittsburgh eyes division lead.
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di & Held Ganlery
Tarry
Hanralty
Joe Gilliam
Rush
Gao
McMakin
Franco Harris
Frenchy Fuqua
Tess Two
Preston Pearson
Warren Baniston
Ray Mensfield
Sam Dews
Bruce van Dyke
Jo Kalb
Gerry Mullins
Ordan Gravelie
American swimmers vie for medals at World University Games
Moscow reports show American swimmers with a chance to excel as four days of swimming events begin, while the U S led by sprinters earns medals in track and field and the Soviet Union dominates gymnastics and lifting with a growing gold and silver tally.
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Soviet Union
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Piel Mennea
Italy
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Crazygia Rabsztyy
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Swamen
Margrit Olfert
Mast
Germany
Grechoslovakia
Vladimir Maly
Bulgaria
Liliana ‘Tomova
Steve Whitlick
Norfolk
Darwin Bond
University of Tennessee
Valery Yurchenko
Ane
Three teams ousted from NBC in Wichita tournament
Three clubs were eliminated in the National Baseball Congress event with Anchorage, Alaska, still alive in the winner’s bracket after a 4 run game. Worthington defeated Jackson 9-8 while Grand Rapids pounded 15 hits in seven innings. Anchorage trailed but tied late and fell short as Koreka led late in the seventh.
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New Laren
Jin
Tueda
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Warren Cromantle
Secord
Grand Rapids
Jessie Young
Tom Related
Talelahassee
League Standings and Wildlife Metaphor Confusion
Fragmented text describes standings and wildlife imagery about gulls, fish, and reservoirs. It mentions watching falls and feeding behavior, but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable teams or people. The readable portion hints at a sports or geography theme without solid facts.
Fambrough Optimistic at Kansas Football Start
Kansas coach Fambrough expresses optimism as the Jayhawks begin practice. He foresees improved defense and a balanced attack with a passing corps led by Dave Jaynes and receivers Bruce Adams, Emmett Edwards, and Ken Saathoff, while noting key absences and added backfield depth. He cites Delvin Williams as a potential big-play back.
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Pete
University of Katsis
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Fanebrough
Delvin Williams
Williams
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Robert Miller
Delvin
Rambrough
Johnny Rodgers
Rich Glover
Nebraska
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Dave Jaynes
Bruce Adams
Emmett Edwards
Ken Saathoff
Fambraugh
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Charlie Masters
Burlingame
Cliff Frazier
Fort Stott Juco
Pipaiet
Denny Lantz
Fainbrough
Randy Ross
Fairbury
Neh
Steve Fliloll
Kansas City
Lagurne Smith
Wichita
Calvin Prince
Americus
Cliff Doran
North Kansas City
Denver climbs from cellar to second in division race
Denver moved from last to second place in the Western Division with a 1-0 win over Oklahoma City as Wichita kept a four game lead for the night. In the Eastern Division, Iowa stretched its lead to seven games after a 7-4 win over Indianapolis, while Omaha beat Louisville 5-3 in the only other game.
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Duane Thomas in new trouble amid anthem controversy
Washington Redskins running back Duane Thomas faced fresh scrutiny over whether he turned his back to the flag during the national anthem before a preseason game against the Bills. He was booed and hit with debris as he left the field while teammates escorted him to the locker room. Also, Giants QB Randy Johnson aired trade desires. Len Hayden arrested for rape. Steve Freewater signed, Hugo Hollins out with knee injury, and moves involving Bob Gresham, Leo Crooks, and other NFL players.
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Oakland
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Aquinas Rides Veteran Core Into New Football Season
Aquinas boasts a strong nucleus of 20 returning lettermen led by senior standouts Richard Gillespie and Dan Roh. Coach Dennis Kirby expects a respectable campaign after a possible rebound from a five win season. Schedule includes games at Wahoo Neumann Omaha Cathedral West Point Central Catholic Holy Names Grand Island Central Catholic Fremont Bergan and Columbus Sostitz with Paul Vz Fullerton on later dates.
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Davidity Aquinas
Dennis Kirby
Monarchs
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Dan Roh
Lask
Dan McCawley
Bill Kozisek
Mike Armstrong
Dan Havlena
Dale Dolezal
Tom Mikovsky
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Rich Behms
Jullba Kozisek
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Mary Pelan
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Kent Longnecker
Tom Fohl
Mark Polak
John Kirby
Mark Ballaglia
Wahoo Neumann
Omaha Cathedral
West Point Central Catholic
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Holy Names
Grand Island
Bowling League Recap at Boulevard Lanes
Pacers listed for Boulevard Lanes and Dorothy Toulet posted a 212 game and 563 series. Shelby Hotel earned a 753 game and 2177 total. In the 2th Century League, leaders included Farcy Starvee with 26 and Daryl Holou nee Girspate posting a team game and 1444 total.
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Boulevard Lanes
Shelby Hotel Yar
Kevin Taurels
Farcy! Starvee
Daryl Holou Nee Girspate
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