Detroit star first to hit 17 victories
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich moved to 17 wins, leading the American League with a seven hit 3-1 victory over the Angels. The lefty completed his 11th game this season and added five strikeouts to hold the league lead in that category. The win kept Detroit one game ahead of Baltimore in the East race as other AL and NL games unfolded.
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Ken Raproport
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Asangers
Sui Lalich
Gante Wan
Lalich
Baltimore
Gibson Keeps Winning Streak Alive with 11th Straight
Joe Gibson extends his major league magic with an 11th consecutive victory for the St Louis Cardinals. He also contributed a home run and seven hits across recent games, underscoring a key late-season surge for Chicago, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and New York in a day of interleague and NL action.
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Mine
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Hilly Williams
Tieshvirhase Hil
Associated Press
Cincinnati
San Crancinco
San Vega
Baseball Standings and Leaders Snapshot in Hazy Box
National and American League batting leaders are listed with players such as D Allen and Hin. Run totals, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching and fielding leaders appear in a dense, OCR style. Names echo teams like Oak and Cin with numbers indicating stats, though text is fragmented.
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URS
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Ut Pinel
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Nelson
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Cal
Art Habs
Wilkians
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Honds
Battle
Beneh
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Staewell
Pat Nits
Tates Brack
Sun
B. Willams
Morgan Cin
Brack
Richards leads pentathlon at San Antonio test
Tacoma cadet Charles Richards ties for fifth in fencing and climbs to 5234 total points in the Pentathlon Olympic trials at San Antonio. Air Force Capt. Loren Dru and John Fitzgerard push ahead as the race to determine the US team for Munich tightens with three days left.
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Tacoma
Olympic Army
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Army
Scott Taylor
Portand
Taylor
Fourema
United Stnes
Munich
Germany
Spee
John Piteeeraid
Chicago
Die Fay
Craig, Tempey
Palo Miia
Calif
Ak-Sr-Ben races boost Nebraska revenue in 1972
Figures from the Ak-Sr-Ben races show the 4 percent take on pari mutuel wagering yielded over 2.12 million dollars for the Nebraska Department of Revenue. Admissions, track licenses, and sales taxes contributed additional sums, with payments to horsemen and related fees totaling over two and a half million dollars.
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Italians Seek Prestige in Gate Racing at Watkins Glen Six Hours
At Watkins Glen, Ferraris vie for money and prestige in a six hour endurance race ending the season. Pole position went to Tow Peterson and Tiny Schenken on the Ferrari, with Can Am action featuring McLaren and Porsche entries including Roger Penske and George Follmer.
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Tiny Schenken
Australia
Jos How
Une McLaren
Pele Revser
Denis Wudne
Porsche
Roger Menske
George Follmer
Ars India
Chrif Revson
Revson Cosmetics
Duckie Siewan
Glen Recont
Carina wins yacht race in Bermuda voyage summary
Bayona and Nye of New York lead as Carina wins the Yacht Race overall. Prim, Auraria and other sloops follow with distances and owners named. report notes Bermuda origin June 20 and a Columbus era reference to La Pinta.
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Coevin
Richard $. Nye
New York
Prim
Gibbong Neff Dr
Wallace House
Chicago
Chile
Bermuda
la Pinta
Spain
Amerivgs
Jarey Park Authenticates Sign in National League
Jarey Park seals a signal mark in the National League with a distinctive gesture as Twine onthe Montreal Mxpor reveals his unique sensory sign during the league event.
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Jarey Park
Montreal
Seals Aun Fing
Triplets end six game skid with win. several league results
Evansville ends six game slide as the Tivansville Triplets top Oklahoma City 6 1 in the second game of a twin bill. Wichita Aeros beat Omaha 6 2 while Denver extends its win streak to six. Tulsa blanked Indianapolis 1 0. Denver and Wichita each see key wins as other scores rally. Teams schedule rematches tonight with Omaha at Wichita and Denver at Iowa.
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Omaha Westside
Associated Press
Tivansville
Till McNally
Bob Hansen
Qurrell Porter
Vile Shimp
Sters
Gary Sutherland
Bob Cluck
Pat Bourque
Wichita
Skip Cwhig
Omaha
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Leit Nander
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Oilers
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Mike Fiore
Ken Reitz
Ron Allen
Denver
Towa
Jeff Burroughs
Worons
Wichitia
Iowa
Oklahoras
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Tulsa
al Imtanapo
Americans can wrap up Davis Cup win in Chile
In Santiago, the United States led 1-0 after Wimbledon champ Smith defeated Jaime Vinto-Brave. Harold Solomon faced Patricio Cornejo in singles with the match halted at 9-7 6-1 as darkness approached, with doubles by Sunita and Van Dillen to follow against an unnamed Chilean pair.
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Elmet
Harold Solomon
Silver Springs
Patricio Carney
Stan Sunita
Southern Pines
S.C
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Calif
Tia
Smith
Jaime Vinto-Brave
Spain
Tbilisi
Russia
Romania
Soviet Union
Union
Stander's Wife Sues for Divorce in Nebraska Case
Heavyweight boxer Woo Stander is being sued for divorce by his wife Darlene of Cannin funy. The couple, with two children Frank aged six and Angela aged three, had recently returned from a trip to Milesken when the suit was filed.
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Lan
Woo Stander
Darlene
Stander
Canninfuny
Doe Frazi
Nick Noland
Stanly Jager
Noland
Standers
Frank
Angela
Lnate
Mlesken
Gil
Wilhelm anxious to keep pitching
Hoyt Wilhelm, the knuckleballing reliever, seeks another chance after being released by the Dodgers. He holds records for most games pitched and long major league career, with 20 seasons, 2,258 innings, a 2.52 ERA, and a no-hitter for Baltimore in 1958. He aims to contact teams to continue pitching despite a likely end of his current year.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wilhelm
Baltimore
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Goneri
Hare Will Try Out for Kings Basketball Tryout
Former Nebraska basketball star Fred Ware will try out for the Kansas City Omaha Kings. He reports to the Kings camp on September 8 with other hopefuls. full roster to report four days later. Kings plan to open the season October 1 with schedule pending.
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Net
University of Nebraska
Fred Ware
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Kings
Joe Axelson
Axelson
Ak Sar-Ben Grand Slam Achieved by Van Berg Stable
Jack Van Berg reflects on Ak-Sar-Ben 40 day meet where Van Berg Stable won all four $30,000 added stakes. Joey Tab and Joey Bob contributed with wins in major events. The stable earned a record payoff surpassing prior marks, cementing a storied season and inherited legacy after Mr. Van’s passing.
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Colimbis
MV van Berg Stable, Inc
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Uhe
Iin Wing
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Sioux City
W. Morris
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Vaney
Nebraska
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Starr Retires From Green Bay Packers After Decline
Starr announced retirement from the Green Bay Packers amid a slow recovery and persistent shoulder problems. He leaves after a storied career with five NFC championships and six division titles, with no immediate plans beyond time with family. Dan Devine said the club would reevaluate his future and discuss next steps.
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Grain Ray
NPI
Hut Storr
Uje Parker
Packers
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Hawk
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Melnyk Ties for Lead in Firestone Classic
AKRON AP Steve Melnyk, a 25 year old tour rookie, shoots two under par to reach 17 under through two rounds at Firestone. He shares top position with Bert Yancey and Ray Floyd as Arnold Palmer and others chase their first win of the season. Dave Eichelberger posts a 63 to lead a cluster within two strokes.
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Steve Melnyk
Inter
Te Bakting
Bert Yancey
Ray Floyd
Tose
Melayk
Yancey
Floyd
Waneay
Bing Crosby
Non
Foy
Arnold Palmer
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Erradic
Jim Weichers
Dave Eichelberger
Gibby Gilbert
Tom Alexas
Mermil Areley
Mike Hill
J.C. Lead
Tate Irwin
Ron Cerrude
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Tony Jacklin
Billy Casper
Lee Tréving Wins 1974 Sahara Invitational by One Stroke
Lee Tréving captured the Sahara Invitational in 1974 by a single stroke over George Archer. Archer closely pressed the leader through the final holes as Tréving secured the title and the prize.
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Lee Tréving
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