American League Games and standings summary
The schedule lists Thursday matchups Oakland at Detroit New York at Chicago Boston at Minnesota Baltimore at Milwaukee Cleveland at Texas with Texas at Kansas City and Cleveland at Detroit among Friday games. AL and NL standings show Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St Louis Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta Houston with results from Wednesday including San Francisco 10 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 2.
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Oakland
Perry
Detroit
Coleman
New York
Medich
Gura
Chicago
Wood
Jefferson
Boston
Wise
Minnesota
Decker
Baltimore
Grimsley
Milwaukee
Broberg
Cleveland
Eckersley
Texas
Horgan
Kansas City
California
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Norman
Seaver
Bonham
McGlothen
Hooton
Niekro
Christenson
Dierker
Renko
Joe Lahoud
Tanana
Yankees
A’s
Tigers
Vida Blue
Gene Tenace
Red Sox
Twins
Cecil Cooper
Jim Rice
Rice
Glenn Borgmann
Borgmann
Roger Moret
Jim Willoughby
Rangers
Indians
Mike Cubbage
Cubbage
Frank Lucchesi
Billy Martin
Royals
Brewers
Buck Martinez
John Mayberry
Tanana Tops Orioles as Ryan Slumps in Role Reversal
In a twist of fate Frank Tanana, the young Angels lefty and AL strikeout leader, shut out Baltimore 1-0 on six singles to move to 9-5 with 159 Ks. Nolan Ryan, meanwhile, suffers eight straight losses. Tanana praised for poise and control, challenging Ryan in a summer duel of California stars.
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Associated Press
California Angels
Frank Tanana
California
Angels
Nolan Ryan
Young Tanana
Ryan
Express
the Depot
Dick Williams
Baltimore Orioles
Score
Koufax
Spahn
Haddix
Tanana
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Jimmy Palmer
KSU Officials To Fight NCAA Over Coach Suspension
Kentucky State University officials refuse further punishment for basketball coach Lucius Mitchell amid NCAA actions. Athletic Director William Exum and Board of Regents leaders push for possible broader program scrutiny, with Mitch ell allowed to stay on as a teacher but barred from team activities for a year. The case may proceed to Chicago on August 12 as the NCAA weighs penalties.
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Frankfort
Kentucky State University
KSU
Lucius Mitchell
William Exum
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mitchell
Joseph Leone
KSU Board of Regents
NCAA
Exum
Kentucky State
University
Board of Regents
Williams Quits UNC SID Post. Barnes Sits In Interim
Williams resigns as UNC sports information director after nine years, effective July 31 to enter private business, planning a book on Dean Smith. Interim SID Rick Brewer appointed. Williams previously led UNC SID since 1966, succeeding Bob Quincy. St Louis game note follows.
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Chapel Hill
Jack E. Williams
University of North Carolina
Homer Rice
UNC
Rick Brewer
Ashe survives scare in Washington second round
Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe overcame a three-serve break by Dick Crealy to win 2-6 6-3 6-3 in the Washington Star Tennis Tournament. Ashe seized momentum in the second set by breaking Crealy in the opening game to level the match and take control.
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Washington
Arthur Ashe
Dick Crealy
Crealy
Ashe
Creasy
Love
Boys Club Golf Tourney Entries Due July 28
Entry blanks for the Boys Club Golf tournament must be at the Boys Club office on South Main Street by Monday July 28, 1975. The event runs July 28, 29 and 31. In the tennis scene Guillermo Vilas and Ilie Nastase won their matches as top seeds with Vilas beating Dennis Ralston 6-2 6-0 and Nastase defeating Sherwood Stewart 6-2 6-3, while No. 14 Bob Lutz upset by Ismail El Shafei 4-6 6-4 6-4. Ashe, No. 2, commented on his win apart from Wimbledon glory and discussed Crealy’s strong serve and net play. The tourney slate also featured Fillak over Woltek, Borowiak over Cornejo, Richey over Bettancur, Stockton over Molina, Ramirez over Loyo-Mayo, Solomon over Nagelsen, Tanner over Kreiss, and Alvarez over Yuill.
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Boys Club
South Main Street
Guillermo Vilas
Tito Nastase
Vilas
Dennis Ralston
Nastase
Sherwood Stewart
Bob Lutz
Ismail el Shafei
Ashe
Tom Okker
Creasy
Lito Alvarez
John Yuill
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Associated Prese American League
Ligh Point Enterprise
Williams
Sid
Dean Smith
Tar Heels
Smith
Durham
North Carolina
Raleigh Times
Durham Morning Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Billikens Schedule
St. Hore University
Larry Afsossola
Golden Falcon
Falcon
Wilber Martin
Main St
Thore
Arlene
Guy
Florsheim
Crosby Square
Freeman
Fin
Wrights
High Point
SONY
Electronic Mart College
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