Rosie s Corner midseason notes and trivia tease
The columnist fills in for the vacationing sport editor with a July 1975 snapshot of MLB division races and World Football League notes. He praises upcoming coverage, previews potential playoff contenders, and teases a future Rosie's Tricky Trivia question about the last perfect game pitcher and year.
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Bucs
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Edinboro
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Beaver
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Rosie
Sox Pound Brewers As Boston Loses
The Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader from Milwaukee in a 9-2 and 10-5 pair. Wilbur Wood earned his third straight complete game victory, Bill Stein hit his first career grand slam, and Ken Henderson drove in three runs as Chicago built an early lead and cruised to the sweep. The rest of the league saw New York, Texas, Detroit, Cleveland, and Oakland win as well while Milwaukee dropped the opener to Kim Wood.
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Associated Press
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Bill Stein
Wood
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Milwaukee
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Stein
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New York
Minnesota
Texas
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Baltimore
Chicago
Ken Henderson
Yanks
Twins
Ray Corbin
Thurman Munson
Bobby Bonds
Roy White
Erie Soderholm
RBI
Munson
Rick Dempsey
Ed Herrmann
Rangers
Red Sox
Tom Grieve
Lenny Randle
Cecil Cooper
Rick Burleson
Toby Harrah
Tigers
Royals
Nelson Briles
Leon Roberts
Roberts
Indians
Angels
Rick Manning
Buddy Bell
Rico Carty
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Bell
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Orioles
Claudell Washington
Reggie Jackson
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Pesa Philiphia
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Babson
Blyleven
Candelaria
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Jenne
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Pirates
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Bob Watson
Astros
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Felix Millan
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Wayne Granger
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Tony Perez
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Picher
Maltbie Wins Two In A Row At Pleasant Valley Classic
Sutton mass AP Roger Maltbie, 24, rookie, followed his first win with a repeat victory in the Pleasant Valley Classic. He spoke of proving the win was not a fluke and expressed his aim to win more, noting he could capture two or more additional titles this year. Maltbie, from San Jose, Calif., became the first rookie since Rob Murphy in 1964 to win consecutive events.
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Roger Maltbie
Maltbie
San Jose
Calif
Rob Murphy
Faith A Drops Close Loss To Catholic Youth 13 9
Catholic Youth took a 9 4 lead after a four run first inning and held Faith A to rally to within one run before adding three late insurance runs in the sixth. Jim Van Dyke earned the win. Barry Trayer took the loss as CYO improved to 4 2 on the year while Faith A fell to 2 6.
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Faith ‘A
Jim van Dyke
Faithful Fellows
Barry Trayer
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Faitty
Faihyogh
Weim van Oyke
Barry Travar
McInnes Steel Romps to 25-7 Win on Big First Inning
McInnes Steel exploded for 13 runs in the first inning and cruised to a 25-7 victory over Plastics in Industrial League action. Don Johnson earned his fourth win, while Hamilton led the assault with three homers and a 5-for-5 day.
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McInnes Steel
Plastics
Steelers
Gary Colinasse
Melnnes
Hamilton
Molten Men
Skales
Shabla
Czech
Cobb
Palmer Wins U S Women's Open In Atlantic City
Sandra Palmer, a 34-year-old Texas veteran, wins the U S Women's Open at Atlantic City Country Club with a 72-hole total of 295 seven over par. She finishes four strokes ahead of Nancy Lopez, JoAnne Carner, and Sandra Post, earning 8044 dollars and moving to about 85000 for the season. Palmer led from the ninth hole and credits hard work and conscientious effort for her breakthrough victory.
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Northfield
N.J
Sandra Palmer
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Mickey Wright
Patty Berg
Betsy Rawls
Texas
Atlantic City Country Club
Nancy Lopez
JoAnne Carner
Sandra Post
Miss Palmer
Pirates Split Pair as Kingman Leads Mets Comeback
Dave Kingman went 3 for 5 with two homers and six RBIs, including a three-run blast in the fifth and a two-run shot in the eighth to lift the Mets past Houston 10-9. He disputed an error on shortstop Jack Heidemann, insisting it should have been Heidemann’s error.
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Associated Press
Dave Kingman
Kingman
Jack Heidemann
Heidemann
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Atlanta
Montreal
Expos
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Elgin Errors Lead To Greenfield Win In Nine-Hit slugfest
Greenfield outscored Elgin 19 to 14 despite nine hits as costly Elgin fielding errors and late innings ruined the Chiefs. Brad Conn earned the win for Greenfield, Curtis Bailey took the loss, with Greenfield pulling away in the fifth. Rex Kern announces retirement after failing physical with Bills after eight games last season.
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Greenfield
Chiefs
Elgin Boys
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Curtis Bailey
Kern
Rex Kern
Ohio State
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Bills
Pittsburgh Steelers
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