Dark Names A's Millionaire Refugee To All-Star Staff
New York sources report Oakland manager Alvin Dark choosing eight American League pitchers for the July 15 All Star Game in Milwaukee. Catfish Hunter heads the list with Vida Blue Rollie Fingers Jim Kaat Rich Gossage Nolan Ryan Jim Palmer and Steve Busby plus relievers Fingers and Gossage. The group has a combined 79 46 record 2.70 ERA and 18 shutouts with Busby notable for no hitters in his first two seasons.
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Petty Leads NASCAR Points After Daytona Win
Richard Petty dominated the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway boosting his 2024 winnings to 165,640 and his career earnings toward the 2 million mark. He tops the season standings with 2,629 points, followed by Dave Marcis and Darrell Waltrip. The NASCAR NASC AR tour resumes with the Nashville 20 on July 29.
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Strange Haas Named To AA Golf Team
New York AP reports Wake Forest stars Curtis Strange and Jay Haas join Jerry Pate of Alabama as leaders of a 10-man American Collegiate Golf Team for 1975. Reigning amateur and NCAA champions Pate Haas Strange headline a squad that includes Phil Hancock Andy Bean Jaime Gonzales Keith Fergus Mike Reid Kelly Roberts and Mark Lye with Strange Fergus and Reid as repeaters from 1974.
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Jaime Gonzales
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Keith Fergus
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Mark Lye
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Little League Clash at Schoolfield Mustang League
In a Pepsi Cola 7 game at Laramore Coast, Little League teams met with a competitive clash. Coast secured an early lead but Schoolfield Mustang League rallied, finishing with a narrow margin victory.
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White Signs With Cowboys For Top Draft Picks
Dallas Cowboys announce signing of No 1 Randy White and No 5 Kyle Davis both will miss training camp initially as they join the College All Star game August 1 in Chicago against Pittsburgh. White, 6 4, 250, outland trophy winner, and Davis, 240, starred for Oklahoma in the Wishbone offense.
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Hearing Set Today In Kupec ACC Case
UNC quarterback Chris Kupec seeks a fourth year of eligibility arguing a group boycott by the ACC violates his rights and antitrust laws. A preliminary hearing before Judge Hiram Ward is planned in Winston-Salem as the case challenges ACC rules and seeks $200,000 in punitive damages.
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Ruffian Put Down After Belmont Park Injury
Ruffian, the celebrated coal black filly, was humanely destroyed after a shattered right front ankle and failing recovery at Belmont Park. Trainer and owner expressed grief, noting her extraordinary talent and impact on racing as doctors described a fatal postanesthesia complication and an impossible decision to end her suffering.
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Trevino bets big hitter to win Open at Carnoustie
Carnoustie Scotland AP reports Lee Trevino, back after a lightning strike, practicing for the British Open and predicting the winner will be a long hitter. Trevino said the Open will be decided by power off the tee as top contenders prepare.
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Webb named OD coach after long Randolph-Macon run
AP reports Paul Webb, 46, longtime Randolph-Macon College coach, named head coach of Old Dominion University’s Division I program succeeding Sonny Allen. Webb, who led AMC to 315-158 in 19 seasons and three conference titles, aims for Southern Conference membership and a strong staff, with key Monarchs players returning.
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Top Teams In AL East Win By The Associated Press
Rice belted a three run homer as the Red Sox crushed the Twins 6 3 to keep a one game lead over the Yankees who beat the Rangers 5 2 on homers by White Nettles and Mason. Bob Sheldon drove in three as the Brewers beat the Royals 4 3 to stay one game back. Detroit jack seventh win 2 1 over Chicago White Sox behind Tom Walker. Also Riverfront crowd saw George Foster homer in Reds 7 3 win over Phillies.
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Astros Rally Past Expos 5-1 Behind Dierker Eight-Hit Gem
Larry Dierker scattered eight hits for the Houston Astros as Wilbur Howard drove in two with a fourth inning single to spark a five-run rally, lifting Houston to a 5-1 win over the Montreal Expos. The day’s baseball slate lists numerous games with start times and matchups across the league.
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Claudell Washington Poised for All Star Selection
Oakland outfielder Claudell Washington appears set for the All Star game after Manager Alvin Dark indicated he would be chosen. Washington leads the A’s in key categories, collected his 100th hit, and contends for a 200 hit season while adjusting to left field.
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