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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

08 Aug 1975

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1975

Page

6

Baseball scores and upcoming games in major leagues

Thursday results show Chicago 8 California 4, Boston 4 Milwaukee 2, New York 6 Cleveland 3, Baltimore 7 Detroit 6 in 10 innings, Kansas City 10 Minnesota 2, Oakland 10 Texas 1. Friday’s slate lists Pattin at Cleveland, Butler at Detroit, Horgan at Milwaukee, Alexander at Chicago, Gura at California, Cleveland at Oakland, and other matchups including San Francisco at Philadelphia and San Diego at St. Louis with listed pitchers.

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Baylor's Hot Bat Lifts Orioles Past Tigers in Nine Innings

Don Baylor produced a clutch single and decisive double as Baltimore beat Detroit 7-6 in 10 innings. Boston, Oakland, Kansas City, and Chicago won elsewhere. Baylor bumped his average to .287 with 15 hits in 20 at bats. Orioles trail Red Sox by seven in the East.

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Ashe Defeats Loyo-Mayo in U S Clay Court

Arthur Ashe moved into the next round of the $150,000 U S Clay Court tournament in Indianapolis with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Joaquim Loyo-Mayo of Mexico. He said Wimbledon success has forced him to say no more often and focus on priorities.

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Pole hopes fade as heat hampers Marcis race day

Baker will start on the outside front row while Waltrip expresses disappointment after failing to secure pole. He notes the heat affected the car setup and says the team is prioritizing endurance over speed as Donnie Allison remains without a ride. The day featured spins and a blown engine in Richard Brooks Ford, plus Salt Walther wrecks in practice.

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Pro Tourney Semis Set With Fiery Rematches

North Conway New Hampshire AP reports rematches highlight the semifinals of the 100000 international pro tennis tour event. Connors tops Spear 6-1 6-4 while Nastase defeats Dowdswell 7-5 3-6 6-2 amid drizzle and crowd reaction. Connors faces Pecci. Nastase meets Moore.

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Fangio on risk and racing spirit in interview

In an interview, Juan Manuel Fangio says it is better to leave something than be pushed out and that youth and adventure fuel racing. He ranks Indianapolis as the most dangerous track, recalls avoiding a race there, and notes his respect for Stirling Moss who once named Fangio the greatest driver.

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Kilmer Sets to Face Falcons in RFK Exhibition

Washington quarterback Bill Kilmer, a 13 year veteran amid off season controversy, starts at quarterback and aims to pace the Redskins in an exhibition at RFK Stadium against Atlanta. Kilmer expects chants for Sonny Jurgensen and notes fans’ affection for the franchise icon while Kilmer seeks to lead a team still absorbing post Jurgensen era.

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Hustlers Cats Take Y Titles In Local Leagues

The Hustlers won the Senior League 73 65 over the Old Timers led by Keever Lambeth with 23 points. The Cool Cats claimed the Junior League title 39 27 as Carl Reed scored 21. Both leagues wrap up a summer run with youths ages 14 and older competing.

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Northeast Grid Meeting Set for Junior High Football

An organizational meeting for all Northeast Junior High football players is scheduled at the school gym this Friday, August 15 at 2 p.m. All interested boys are urged to attend.

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