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Gordon Jaehne of Houston captains Army s golf team. A compact scorecard notes NL boxscores and LPGA results with regional results and team leadership. Jaehne leads Army golf as Houston athlete drives the unit's performance in recent events.
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Houston
Armys
Bucs Rally In Five Run Fifth To Take Lead
Two teams traded blows as Scheinblum and Piniella paced the Royals with key hits and homers by Nettles and Fosse highlighted a back and forth score. CINCINNATI AP Pepitone homer and Popovich double play turn in Cubs Reds tilt. Dodgers blank Mets as Sutton dominant in 6-1 win. Orioles lose lead as Kubiak late double powers Rangers. Padres split with Phillies behind Kirby and Kendall two homers. Expos top Giants 7-2 on Singleton and Bailey. Cards beat Astros 3-1 as Gibson shines. Twins debut Quilici with 5-2 win over Yankees. Braves split with Pirates as Baker drives decisive seventh.
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Scheinblum
Piniella
Indians
Graig Nettles
Ray Fosse
Royals
John Mayberry
Cookie Rojas
Tom McCraw
Jack Brohamer
Cincinnati
Joe Pepitone
Paul Popovich
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Pepitone
Cubs
Wayne Simpson
Burt Hooton
Simpson
Pep
Kirby
Phillies
Willie Montanez
Deron Johnson
Denny Doyle
Padres
Jim Nash
Derrell Thomas
Doyle
Dave Roberts
Joe Lis
Leron Lee
Lee
Kendall
San Diego
Curt Blefary
New York
Los Angeles
Pirates
Mets
Darrell Evans
Pittsburgh
Bruce Kison
Mike Lum
Evans
Baker
Jim Hardin
al Oliver
Richie Hebner
Braves
Earl Williams
Daytime Major League Baseball Markets Schedule
Eastern daylight games listed for multiple matchups including Texas vs. unknown, Dobson and Alexander innings noted, Kansas City at Cleveland, New York at Minnesota, Detroit at Chicago, Milwaukee at Oakland, and Boston at California with various pitcher records and start times.
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John Hiller
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Hiller
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Saturday Baseball Games Set for Eastern Cities
Eastern games show Barryo San Diego at Philadelphia at 7 30 p m with Kirby 5 8. Pittsburgh visits Atlanta at 7 05 p m with Blass 9 2. San Francisco travels to Los Angeles at 2 15 p m as Marichal 2 10 faces John 7 4. Chica hosts Nolan 11 2 Cincinnati at 2 15 p m. Houston Reuss 5 7 meets St Louis Cleveland 9 4 at 8 p m.
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West Haven's Ed Francis Catches 23 Passes Last Season
Army senior outside end Ed Francis of West Haven Connecticut caught 23 passes last season highlighting his receiving contribution for the team.
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Ed Francis
West Haven
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Hill Shares Lead With Strong Back Nine In Tour Event
Dave Bunky Henry, first-round leader, carded a 74 after a bogeyed second hole and double bogey third, tying a large group at 139. Sam Snead matched 74 to stand at 141. Hill, outspoken and often fined, saved par with a 25-foot putt on eight and birdied nine after a late run on the back nine to share the lead, praising his up and down play. Graham, veteran on tour, described his round as sharply divided between the nines.
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George Knudson
Jim Wiechers
Kuhn Sees Improved Relations For Baseball Bargaining
Kuhn says the new player relations setup will boost efficiency and a smoother collective bargaining process. He notes a lack of such meetings last summer could have aided problem solving after spring's major league baseball strike.
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Moulton Champ Johnny Dick Peebles and rivals in show
In a series of fine harness and mounted classes, riders and owners from Alabama Tennessee and Montana compete. Debuts include Deborah Spivey for Gilmore Sylacauga and Billy Cox for Dr Walter Till Mont Mountain Man. Other entries feature Jim Martin for Mary Flanagan Lookout Mountain Tennessee Kalamney's Little Genius Tom Walsey for Ed Baumann Choccolocco. Roadster Pony class showcases Pegasus Taill with King’s Don X and Fantastic.
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Moulton Champ
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Gilmore
Sylacauga
Vanity
Billy Cox
Walter Till
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Jimmy Martin
Mary Flanagan
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Tom Walsey
Ed Baumann
Walking Horse Jr
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Woody Marks
Shelbyville
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George Witt
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Perfection
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Carol Camp
Hartselle
Pegasus
Marie Dubey
Taill
King’s
Don X
Tom Walsh
Hendrix Jackson
Bruceton
Fantastic
Cornell King
Cornersville
Laver squeezed to semifinal after tough five day stretch
Laver battled through a long five day event with a tight match and service troubles in a two hour 18 minute semifinal run. Jeff Borowiak upset Tom Okker while Arthur Ashe and Bob Carmichael also advanced. Hebner was hit by a pitch and Milt May drove in a tying run with a seventh inning double.
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Richey
Laver
Arthur Ashe
Miami
Bob Carmichael
France
Ashe
John Alexander
Australia
Baker
Felix Millan
Hebner
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Pirates
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Billie Racket Ends Early In tennis Set
Billie battled a high ball that drifted out of bounds, missing a chance to level at four games. Mrs. King tricked her into a loss, held serve to love, and captured the first set 6 0.
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Love
Owners set Kansas City meeting and contract terms
Kuhn announced a owners meeting in Kansas City on August 8 9 noting Friday's talks lacked contract details. The basic agreement expires December 31 covering contracts the reserve clause pay cuts trades expenses meals travel doubleheaders spring training and player releases. The current players union pension fund dispute expires March 31 after last spring strike.
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Kansas City
Las Spring
Trevino predicts Nicklaus Grand Slam may end career
In Fort Erie Trevino said if Nicklaus wins golf s Grand Slam this year he will retire. He added there would be nothing left to win and questioned what would remain for him to pursue after such a feat.
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Ont
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Trevino
Carmichael Advances as Ashe Faces Richey in Semis
Carmichael defeated Ismail El Shafei 6 4, 6 2 for an easy win and will play Borowiak on Saturday while Ashe advances to meet Richey.
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Ismail el Shafei
Egypt
Ashe
Richey
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