Baseball Standings and Schedule Gossip
The standings show Montreal atop the league with 9 wins and 7 losses, followed by St. Louis and Chicago. Tuesday and Wednesday games include Chicago at Cincinnati and Montreal at San Francisco among other matchups, with multiple teams idle.
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Tigers Top West for eighth straight conference win
RANDLEMAN Lowell Davis limited West Davidson to three hits while Ron Wall provided all Randleman runs with a first inning two run homer. Wall improved to 6-1 as Davis suffered his first loss. Mark Routh had two hits for Randleman, now 9-2, after beating West Davidson 4-1. They host Central Davidson and then Southern Guilford.
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Nicklaus 4-1 Favorite At TOfC
Defending champ Jack Nicklaus is the 4-1 favorite for the $200,000 Tournament of Champions in Carlsbad. Lee Trevino 6-1, with Stockton Weiskopf and Miller at 8-1, and Littler Casper Heard Wadkins Green at 10-1. Adams 100-1. Masters champ Gary Player misses due to a Japanese event contract.
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Weiskopf
Panthers Take Win In Track Meet
High Point College Panthers clinched the final regular season track meet over Atlantic Christian and Campbell College led by Mike Hasty who won the triple jump long jump and 220 yard dash and helped two relays. Other winners included Mike Bogden Ced Gonter Mike Turmala Bob Hagelgans Larry Potter and Joe Meek with relay squads also victorious. HPC heads to District 26 meet at Gardner Webb with a 6 1 record.
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NFL May Add 15 New Teams
New York AP reports the NFL may add one to five teams in 1975 amid labor disputes and WFL competition. Cities eyed include Memphis Seattle Phoenix Tampa and Honolulu with Memphis favored, Honolulu a longshot. Entry fees likely exceed $10 million. expansion could add two teams for 1975.
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Kannapolis Nips Bulldog Girls in Tennis Duel
Kannapolis defeats Thomasville 5-4 as Wiggin and Crews win singles for Thomasville and Wiggin-Callete Simmen and Crews-Johnny Czarnecki teams secure doubles victories. Thomasville hosts South Rowan next. boys travel to Salisbury. Eric Tabarly stops in Brest with Penduick VI after abandoning Round-the-World Race near finish.
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Karen Wiggin
Lisa Crews
Wiggin
Callete Simmen
Crews Johnny Czarnecki
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Salisbury
Brest
France
Eric Tabarly
Britain
Record Leaders In Baseball's Major Leagues AP Standings
Major League Leaders from the AP show AL batting averages led by R Jackson Oak and Stanton Cal, with runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitchers with 2 decision marks. In the NL, batting leader Hebner Glas, Cedeno leads runs and RBIs, with top hitters Maddox and Wynn tallying hits and homers, and two pitcher records noted.
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Cougars Rally To Tie WHA Semifinal With Toros 4 3 Victory
Chicago Cougars overcome a barrage of mistakes in the second period to edge the Toronto Toros 4 3 and even their WHA best of seven series at one game apiece. Francois Rochon scored the eventual winner in the third period as Darryl Maggs and Steve King dropped the gloves in a second period scrap.
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Wildcat Netters Top Oak Ridge in Nonconference Win
Westchester improved to 3-1 with a 6-3 victory over Oak Ridge. Henry Froelich Bob Slane Bill Meacham and John Holbrook won singles while Froelich Neil Hyman and Robert East Paul Sheloff won the doubles matches. Westchester will host Greensboro Country Day School Thursday.
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Robert East
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Knights gain 8th NPC win in rout of North Stanly
North Davidson defeated North Stanly 15-2 in North Piedmont Conference action. The Knights exploded for 10 runs in the third inning, tallied 15 hits, and moved into a tie for first place with an 8-2 NPC record. Henson homered, Craver doubled, while B. Rogers earned the win and Turner took the loss.
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Metreveli Survives Upset in Holton Tennis Classic
In St Louis, Russian veteran Alex Metreveli, seeded third, edged past 17 year old Jack Gorsuch 3 6 3 6 2 6 3 6 2 in the opening round of the $50,000 Holton Tennis Classic World Championship Tennis Blue Group. Sid Ball of Australia upset fourth-ranked Jiri Hrebec 2 6 4 6 in another upset.
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St. Louis
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Australia
Jiri Hrebec
Czechoslovakia
Ledford crushes Allen Jay 12-3 in CCC action
Ledford routed Allen Jay 12-3 as Randy McCune pitched three hits allowed and Dent Hardin drove in four with two hits including a double. Allen Jay led 1-0 before four Ledford errors sparked an eight run inning. Ricky Madden took the loss. Ledford improved to 4-3 in the Central Carolina Conference.
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