Scoreboard shows scattered results across the NL and AL East
The AP scoreboard lists standings for the National and American Leagues with teams such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Diego Houston Atlanta San Francisco and Montreal. Saturday and Sunday results include Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati San Francisco New York Montreal Los Angeles San Diego and St Louis with rain and postponements noted. Monday games feature matchups across many cities including Philadelphia Houston Los Angeles Cincinnati New York St Louis and San Francisco.
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Finish order of 400 mile NASCAR race at Michigan
CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION Mich AP The finish order lists 1 David Pearson 141.148 mph Mercury 200 laps $13,095 from Spartanburg S C 2 Cale Yarborough 200 laps $9,120 3 Bobby Allison 200 laps $6,320 etc through 36 Joe Frasson Spartanburg NC Chevrolet 1 $600 with many names, makes, places and prize money detailed.
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Dizzy Dean Junior Division Vg Team Report
Amoco and ConAgra players are listed with positions and stats including 2B and 1B credits. Notable names include Benny Perrin, Terry Bradford, Stan Terry, Alan Cardwell, Charlie Westerfield, Scotty Hamilton, John Godwin, Jeff Dunlap, and Jeff Siltanin. Game events show pitching with LP and WP credits for Lamon Coger and Terry Bradford.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stats
Highlights from American and National Leagues include LeFlore and Brett leading batting, Otis and Burroughs top RBI, Brett and G. Foster among hits, Mayo and Mayberry with home runs, Patek and Cedeno stealing bases, and various pitchers such as Breeder and Kaat posting strong records across 7 decisions. Major names: LeFlore Det, Brett KC, Otis KC, May Bal, Rose Cin, Schmidt Phi, Grifey Cin, Morgan Cin.
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DuPre Captures Birmingham Tennis Classic Title
Pat duPre won the Birmingham Tennis Classic men’s singles title, defeating Charlie Owens 7-6 6-1 after rain delays. Top-seeded duPre earned $1,000 and beat fourth-seeded Mark Meyers en route to the final. Ruta Gerulaitis captured the women’s singles 6-2 6-1, taking $300. Doubles winners included Eric Freidler and Jerry Karzen, while the women’s doubles crowned Wert and Betsy Butler.
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Hooiser Classic Money Winners At Plymouth Country Club
JoAnne Carner captured $7,000 with rounds of 72 70 66 for a 210 total at the $50,000 LPGA Hooiser Classic held on the Plymouth Country Club par 72 course in Plymouth Ind AP reports money winners in the event.
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Pate Captures Memorial in Dramatic Five Iron Finish
The young golfer, four months younger than rival Jack Nicklaus at the time, wins the Memorial with a 190 yard five iron on 18 to beat Mahaffey and Weiskopf. Pate, born in Macon and raised in Pensacola, thanks coach Conrad Rehling and hints at a British Open appearance. He earns $42,000 prize money and predicts a long, successful career.
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Pate Wins Open in Dramatic Finish Over Mahaffey Weiskopf Geiberger
Jerry Pate shot 71 69 69 68 to win the Open at the Atlanta Athletic Club holding off Tom Weiskopf Al Geiberger and John Mahaffey. He faced his final shot with a 4 to win and a 9 to tie, chose to go for it and sunk the winning putt.
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Johnny Miller
Rod Funseth
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Don January
Andy North
Mark Hayes
Danny Edwards
Randy Glover
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Larry Nelson
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Gary Player
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Hale Irwin
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Lou Graham
Bob E. Smith
Grier Jones
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Rik Massengale
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Baseball owners court losses deepen Finley clash
Finley’s team suffers another defeat in court as Seitz’s unsigned player free agent ruling stands. The Major League Players Association weighs joining Finley or pursuing independent action against Kuhn, while the Yankees plan legal action and the Red Sox decline to sue. Bowie Kuhn is sharply criticized by Finley.
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Glance McTear Qualify For The Olympics
Sprinters Harvey Glance and Houston McTear earned Olympic berths in the 100 meters at the U S trials in Eugene Pacing to the finish Glance won in 10 11 seconds but McTear pulled up with a left hamstring injury His time was 10 16 Williams the favorite pulled a hamstring and exited the meet Riddick finished third with 10 18 earning an alternate berth Should McTear be unable to race in Montreal Glance hopes to double in both sprints while McTear eyes the 200 meters events
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Evert Captures Eastbourne Grass Crown Over Wade
Chris Evert the top seed at Wimbledon defeated Virginia Wade in the Eastbourne grass final 8 6 6 3. Evert claimed first prize of 16000 dollars as she asserted psychological edge ahead of Wimbledon showpiece opening Tuesday in England.
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