Baseball Scores and Standings Roundup From Weekend Games
National and American League results recap with multiple matchups. Key games include Boston, Washington, Cleveland and New York wins, plus varied NL results from St. Louis to Philadelphia. Standings and upcoming schedules noted for major teams and players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Baltimore
Blue
Corbin
Dobson
McLain
Lonborg
Booker
John
Pattin
Ewecipa
St. Louis
Treal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Aros Ois Daceeas
San Diego
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Koosman
Ellis
Strohmayer
Reed
McGinn
Nash
Barber
Palmer
McGlothlin
Gibson
O'Brien
Youth Baseball Scores With 10 Run Rule Outcome
Decatur Mets players Mike Bolan and Jim Ledbetter led a game that ended early due to the 10 run rule. Cubs players Joe Morris Gerald Newsome Jimmy Michel Gary Hester Keith Frost Gil Key and others faced Braves Mike Sears George Godwin Jim Watts Richard Ore Bob Kantola Tony Humphries Eddie Williams Ronnie Mitchell Scottie Drinkard with the game called in the bottom of the fourth after a 10 run rule threshold.
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Mets
Mike Bolan
Jim Ledbetter
Cubs
Joe Morris
Gerald Newsome
Jimmy Michel
Gary Hester
Keith Frost
Gil Key
Braves
Mike Sears
George Godwin
Jim Watts
Richard Ore
Bob Kantolaards
Tony Humphries
Mark Dishman
Eddie Williams
Ronnie Mitchell
Scottie Drinkard
West Tops East in King Benefit Classic in Indianapolis
In the Martin Luther King Benefit game at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum the West defeated the East 111-100. John Barnhill coached the West and 6 NBA players plus 17 ABA stars played, with John Brisker the East high scorer at 21. Willis Wise and Zelmo Beaty led West with 13 points apiece.
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Indianapolis
John Barnhill
National Basketball League
American Basketball League
Barnhill
ABA
Denver Rockets
Indiana State Fairgrounds
John McClendon
Indiana Pacers
NBA
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Cazzie Russell
San Francisco
Connie Hawkins
Phoenix
Jimmy Jones
Memphis
Larry Jones
Mack Calvin
Willie Wise
Zelmo Beaty
Utah Stars
West
John Brisker
Pittsburgh
East
Monroe
Russell
Indiana
Roger Brown
Hawkins
Hawk
Jimmie Jones
Wise
Brown
Controversy Over Bullfights and Animal Cruelty in New York
A New York City report surveys reactions to animal suffering from bullfights, rodeos, and racing. It notes El Cordobes at Madison Square Garden, debates on doping horses, and humane society protests while contrasting animal lovers with animal users.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
el Cordobes
Humane Society
Darwin
Hemmingway
Genesis
Barnaby Conrad
Truth and risk in horse racing integrity questioned at Belmont
Robert Sports of Lipstye Times notes how horses may be unsound or undertrained to save for later races. Canonero II’s rash and leg issues challenged Belmont Stakes prep. Jockey Gustavo Avila says the horse could not win, while management claimed fitness.
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Canonero II
Gustavo Avila
Coaches name early college players for annual grid game in Lubbock
The article lists players from Notre Dame Ohio State Dartmouth Tulane UCLA Texas North Texas State Nebraska USC and others as West vs East stars in the annual game. The contest, first played in 1961, will again be held in Lubbock for a second time after Birmingham and Buffalo. The series crowd peaked at 42 150 last year despite a nearby tornado that threatened the schedule.
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Notre Dame
Jim Stillwagon
Ohio State
Murry Bowden
Dartmouth
Rick Kingren
Tulane
Tim Oesterling
UCLA
Bill Atessis
Texas
Leonard Dunlap
North Texas State
Baltimore Colts
Jerry Murtaugh
Nebraska
Greg Slough
USC
Lubbock
Alabama
Buffalo
AAU Meet Preview Sees Prospects From Eugene to Open Meet
Top U S track stars head to Eugene for the AAU championships after mixed NCAA results at Washington. Prefontaine unhappy with a hot track but defends his three mile title in a meet record. Liquori wins mile in meet record 3 57 6 while Salb and Mann also defend titles. Ryun may skip due to pollen and Deckard falters in sprints. Sid Sink defends steeplechase crown.
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Seattle
United States
Eugene
Ore
University of Washington
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
Ralph Mann
Marty Liquori
Karl Salb
Kansas
Mann
Liquori
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Prefontaine
UCLA
Jim Bush
Bruins
Southern Cal
Willie Deckard
Deckard
Sid Sink
Bowling Green
Ohio
Villanova
Three Racers On Track At Pocono Debut
Al Unser calls Pocono Raceway a roller coaster circuit as three drivers managed to get cars on track in the first two days of practice. The Schaefer 500 on July 3 is worth 400000 dollars, the midpoint of racing's triple crown. Unser, a two time Indianapolis 500 winner, leads USAC points by 1180. The new 6 million facility opened without full shakedown.
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MT. Pocono, Pa
al Unser
Pocono International Raceway
Unser
Flint Slip Upset Narrow Win Over Neel
A narrow 28 2 win sees Mark Owens and Ronald Owens lead Flint over Neel with 1B Ricky Smith and Terry Thigpen contributing. Jeff Lemmond and Ferrell White add offense as Neel roster shows Roberts and 18 McDonald in 2B.
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Mark Owens
Ronald Owens
Ricky Smith
Terry Thigpen
Jeff Lemmond
Ferrell White
Neel
Roberts
McDonald
Moulton Indians Defeat Cardinals in Rough High School Game
The Moulton Indians beat the Cardinals 28 to 26 in a close contest. Key players included Darwin Bowers David McCullough Monte Cross and Jeff Parker for Moulton while Tim Lovett and Tommy Joiner led the Cardinals with several points.
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Cubs
Darrell Nicholson
Todd Wallace
Jeff Glover
Norman Ligon
Charlie Speaker
Teddy Wallace
Indians
D. McCullough
Hal Hester
Bob Gordon
Darwin Bowers
Jeff Parker
Monte Cross
Steve Waldrop
Mike Farris
David McCullough
Darwin ‘Bowers
Marshall Voll
al Hester Phere
Steve Staren
A Cepon
Cardinals
Tim Lovett
Chri Bain
Tommy Joiner
Ricky Cottey
Allen Wilson
Untouchable Bobby Allison Wins Golden State Grand National
Riverside Calif AP Bobby Allison nicknamed The Untouchable wins the 400 mile Golden State Grand National at Riverside International Raceway aided by a voice activated radio link to his pit crew. He leads in NSACAR standings after fourth consecutive victory while driving a Dodge on a road course. Elder follows in second with Gordon fourth as heat and crashes reduce the field. Next NASCAR race is a 150 mile Texas event at Houston.
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Allison
Nascar
Riverside International Raceway
Hueytown
Ala
Richard Petty
Eddie
Bobby
Our Lady of Per
San Bernardino
P.S
Petty
James Hylton
Inman
S.C
Cecil Gordon
Arden
N.C
Ray Elder
Caruthers
Calif
Elder
Gordon
Hylton
Houston
Race Results Moulton Speedway Final Standings
Late Models Heat winners are Dan Pinckly Charlie Bates and Dick Miller In second heat Wayman King Johnny Collier and Jimmyes Late Model Feature winners Dan Pinckly James Black with Johnny Collier and Don G Cadet Heat winners Mike Joan Dwight Tucker and Robert Lowery Cadet Feature victors Robert Lowery Dickey Miller Jerry Glass Bill Danley Herb Rochell Skeeters Heat winners Gean Chupp Earl Rhoden and Raymond Brewer Skeeters Feature finish Rhoden Gean Chupp Raymond Brewer Wayne Burns Grady Bird
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Moulton Speedway
Dan Pinckly
Charlie Bates
Dick Miller
Wayman King
Johnny Collier
Jimmyes
James Black
Don
Mike Joan
Dwight Tucker
Robert Lowery
Cadet
Dickey Miller
Jerry Glass
Bill Danley
Herb Rochell
Skeeters
Gean Chupp
Earl Rhoden
Raymond Brewer
In Rhoden
Wayne Burns
Grady Bird
Buddy Carothers Wins Bonnie Crest Invitational Golf Meet
Eighteen year old Buddy Carothers of Montgomery won the Bonnie Crest invitational at Montgomery after a 54 hole total of 213 three over par. Jimmy Parish finished two strokes behind while Wes Campbell defeated Zeb Overstreet in a sudden death playoff for third. Carothers plans to attend Chipola Junior College in Florida this fall.
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Montgomery
Ala
Buddy Carothers
Carothers
Lanier High
Chipola Junior College
Marianna
Fla
Jimmy Parish
Wes Campbell
Lanier
Zeb Overstreet
Nicklaus ties major with late birdie to force playoff
Lee made par at 18 to stay tied but failed to convert a 6 foot par putt after a chip. Nicklaus, seeking a 12th major, hit a solid drive and a 4 iron to land 12 to 15 feet from the pin. He settled for par to tie and made clutch six foot putts at 15 16 and 17.
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Nicklaus
Ben Hogan
Italy Triumphs in Jersey City Exhibition
Bologna of Italy defeated West Ham United of England 2 to 1 before 9,000 fans in Jersey City in an international soccer exhibition on Sunday.
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Jersey City
N.J
Bologna
Italy
West ‘Ham
United
England
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