Baseball standings and results from a foggy schedule page
Baseball standings show New York leading with July games. Sunday results include Cleveland 7 Milwaukee 2 and New York 6 Boston 4. Saturday notes list Oakland at Minnesota 2 and other late games. multiple matchups across the American and National Leagues with wins by Kansas City and Texas and various pitchers noted.
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Tampa Bay Exhibition Set For Weekend NFL Games
The Associated Press reports expansion Tampa Bay Buccaneers meet Los Angeles Rams in Los Angeles for the first full weekend of NFL exhibitions. John McKay makes his coaching debut against Rams with USC ties and son J.K. McKay aboard. Dick Vermeil returns to the West Coast to coach the Philadelphia Eagles against the San Diego Chargers with Mike Boryla at quarterback. Jim Plunkett prepares for his first 49ers start versus the Seahawks, while OJ Simpson may miss the West Coast action as he seeks a West Coast club.
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May Day Battle Pushes Orioles Past Tigers and Yankees Win
Lee May homered for Baltimore in a 7-3 win over Detroit while Carlos May delivered a three-run shot to lift New York past Boston 4-3. Royals beat Rangers 2-1, Twins top A’s 8-7 after grand slam by Butch Wynegar, Angels shut out White Sox 3-0 with Nolan Ryan striking out 10, Indians 7 Brewers 2 as Eckersley fanned 12 in rain-shortened game.
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Koosman Delivers as Mets Win Key Game 3-2
Jerry Koosman worked a four-hitter to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2, part of a standout season that has him at 12 wins and a 3.33 ERA with 104 strikeouts in 145 2-3 innings. In other NL action the Reds swept Padres in a doubleheader, Pirates edged Expos, Braves down Astros, Cardinals top Cardinals, and Giants beat Dodgers as Bench and Sarmiento contribute for Cincinnati.
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Mother Beck Woke Golfing Sleeper Sets Semifinal Clash
Chip Beck recalls his mother waking him nine years ago to learn golf on a hot summer morning. The 19-year-old Georgia Junior from Fayetteville advanced to the Carolinas Amateur semifinal at Carmel South, beating Chris Newman 3 and 2 and reaching a 36-hole clash with Jim Holmes after a string of strong matches. Holmes defeated Doug Owens 3 and 2 as Beck and Holmes prepared to face Saylor and Moore in a Southeast Conference heavy semifinals lineup.
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Russia dominates track and field and canoeing at Olympics
Tatyana Kazankina wins 1500m for Russia as United States fail to medal in other disciplines. Russia claims three canoeing events while East Germany takes two. Cuba’s Hector Rodriguez claims judo lightweight. Switzerland’s Christine Stueckelberger wins dressage. New Zealand beats Australia 1-0 in field hockey. Japan secures women’s volleyball gold. Poland defeats Russia in five sets for men’s title. Americans eye medals in high jump with Dwight Stones and in 1,600m relay led by Johnny Jones, Harvey Glance, Millard Hampton, and Steve Riddick. Six unbeaten U S freestyle wrestlers also expected to medal. Boxing contenders listed include Leon Randolph, Charles Mooney, Howard Davis, Ray Leonard, and the Spinks brothers.
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Canada Residents Rumor About Soviet Post Gun Stance
In a clipped report from page BA, residents note conflicting statements over a Soviet post gun incident. Russian claim about European junior diving champion Nemt sanov being lured away by a hostess is not repeated in Smirnov’s news conference remarks.
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Notre Dame Opens With Maryland In 1976-77 Schedule
Notre Dame begins the 1976-77 basketball season at 11th ranked Maryland on November 27. The Irish face top teams Indiana Marquette UCLA and Kentucky across a 27 game slate. Notre Dame beat last season 23-6 and finished 12th in the AP poll. They host UCLA December 23 after a December 11 trip to Los Angeles and a December 14 clash with Indiana in South Bend.
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Andrews Grid Physicals Set
Physical examinations will be held Monday August 2 at 5 30pm in Andrews Gym for all boys at Andrews High School planning to participate in any sport during the coming year.
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Softball Tourney Scheduled by Lions Club
The Davidson County Lions Club sponsors a 64 team slow pitch softball tournament for church and industrial teams starting August 16 at Hasty School field. Proceeds aid Lions Club work for the blind. Two separate double elimination playoffs run in Arcadia and at Hasty field, with a Labor Day September 6 championship. Entry deadline August 4. Contact Richard Murphy of Thomasville for details.
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