Hooten Beats Phillies For Seventh Straight Dodger Win
Burt Hooten of the Los Angeles Dodgers pitched a two hitter to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 0 in front of 60 942 at Philadelphia. Garvey and Russell homered for Los Angeles while Buckner Cey and Garvey added RBIs. Lonborg took the loss as the Phillies dropped to 10 5 on the season. Other NL results included Atlanta over Pittsburgh 8 6 and Cincinnati over Montreal 11 2.
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Jim Lonberg
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Chicago
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Pirates
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Doug Flynn
Jack Billingham
Mike Ivie
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Joe Coleman
Brent Strom
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Ken Reitz
Gary Lavelle
St. Louis
Brewers
Twins
Rod Carew
Bill Travers
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Travers
AL Stars
Eddie Bane
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Results From Omaha Meet
Ak-Sar-Ben harness action in Omaha shows race results with horse names and payoffs. Notable exacta and daily double outcomes listed, attendance 21 884 and mutual handle 1 945 438.
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UPI
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Elder's Luck
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Latimer
Shikey
Leo
Solid Muldoon
Toshera
Exacta
Grand Holme
Marathon
J. J. Battle
Amadevil
Bare Blade
Lanyons View
Felix the Great
Laserac
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Gene Edwards Re elected to U S Soccer Federation
Gene Edwards of Milwaukee was re elected Monday as head of the U S Soccer Federation at the closing session of the 60th annual meeting. Also reelected were First Vice President Werner Fricker Philadelphia Second Vice President John Best Los Angeles Third Vice President Matthew Boxer San Francisco Fourth Vice President Don Denver and Treasurer Foster Perry Paterson New Jersey.
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UPI
Gene Edwards
Milwaukee
U.S. Soccer Federation
USSF
United States
Werner Fricker
Philadelphia
John Best
Los Angeles
Matthew Boxer
San Francisco
Don
Denver
Foster Perry
Paterson
N.J
Martin protests as Royals beat Yankees 2 1
Billy Martin protested the game after Hal McRae seven warmups in the ninth inning, claiming a rule violation on a new fielder. Kansas City won 2-1 on hits by John Mayberry and Al Cowens, with Paul Splittorff pitching 6 1 3 innings for the Royals.
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UPI
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Kansas City Royals
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Mingori
Mickey Rivers
Roy White
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Chicago
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Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
California
Oakland
Baltimore
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White Sox
Luis Tiant
Shamrocks Countryside top seeds in Slow Pitch tourney
Countryside Mobile Homes led the Bicentennial Slow Pitch Softball League with the top seed in the Strips division. Shamrocks claimed Strips Division honors, while Countryside held Stars Division top seed as the four day double round robin opens July 7 at Gerrard Park with eight games and seed matchups listed for Field A to C.
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Countryside
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Ernst Olds
Behlen
Pit Countryside
1St National Bank
Lystads Micek’s
PBR - Henke Cement
IOC chief warns Taiwan row could mar Montreal Games
Lord Killanin voiced worry that Canada's Taiwan stance risks long term Olympic damage and could echo into Moscow 1980 and beyond. He pledged to study correspondence and consult IOC members before meetings, amid pressures from Trudeau and a looming Congress on South Africa, Rhodesia, and Israel.
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UPI
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Taiwan
Moscow
Dublin
Republic of China
Canada
Olympic Village
10C
IOC
External Affairs Department
People’s Republic of China
Pierre Trudeau
Rome
Formosa
New Zealand
South Africa
Rhodesia
Israel
IFA Overrules Hunts Spanish Grand Prix Disqualification
The International Federation of Automobile Racing reinstates British driver James Hunt as winner of the May 2 Formula One Grand Prix of Spain. The ruling adds nine points to Hunt’s world championship total and drops rivals, with Niki Lauda’s Ferrari now in second. Spanish officials had ruled Hunt’s car slightly too wide.
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UPI
International Federation of Automobile Racing
James Hunt
Spain
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Niki Lauda
Austria
Ferrari
Fidrych Earns All-Star Selection for AL Pitching Staff
Rookie Mark Fidrych of the Detroit Tigers is named to the American League pitching staff for the 47th All Star game in Philadelphia. He joins starters Bill Travers Luis Tiant Catfish Hunter Frank Tanana Rich Gossage and relievers Dave LaRoche Sparky Lyle Rollie Fingers along with 21 year old star leads the league in ERA. Fidrych will be making his first All Star appearance joining other veterans in the AL roster announcement process.
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Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Frank Tanana
California
Rich Gossage
Chicago
Dave LaRoche
Cleveland
Sparky Lyle
Rollie Fingers
Oakland
Fidrych, Travers
Tanana
LaRoche
Hunter
Fingers
Tiant
Gossage
Lyle
Fidrychw
Yankees
Abc-Tv
Baseball Commissioner's Office
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