Scores ball star wins second fight in quick series
The report lists multiple flight winners and seconds in a competition. Don Allred and J. W. Wilson appear among early results, followed by Sandy Wilson, Mel Parks, Spivey, John Carter, Ken Vancannon, Danny Foster, Dick Carter, Baxter Coltraine, Tommy Younis, Léon LeCours, Jimmy Foster, Greg Mabe, Steve Herndon, Larry Moretz, Steve McNeil, Walt Daniel, Jack Coltrane, LaFayette Wall, Donald Frazier, Veron Garrett, and Nick Pierce as top finishers across 18 flights with several playoff wins and tight contests.
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Spivey
John Carter
Ken Vancannon
Danny Foster
Steve” Spiller
Dick Carter
R. D. Gibson
Baxter Coltraine
Rob
Ren Jay
Tommy Younis
Léon LeCours
Jimmy Foster
Greg Mabe
Willie Wall
Steve Herndon
Howard Kaifman
Larry Moretz
Sonny: Ingram
Richard Swing
Steve ‘McNeil
Jim Pettit
Pettit
Jeff Mann
Leonard Crawford
Walt Daniel
Matthew Olshinski
Jack Coltrane
James McKay
LaFayette Wall
Spencer Moon
Donald Frazier
Veron Garrett
Nick Pierce
League Leaders Baseball Stats Summary
American League batting leaders include Carew and Hargrove with high averages, Burroughs and Rivers leading runs, Mungon and Riv ers high in hits, Chalk and Radi top doubles, Horton and Bonds tied for home runs, with Del Horton and Burroughs among leaders. Pitching leaders show ReMay Palmer and Ryan among top decisions and strikeouts, with Kison and Gullett strong in wins, Sutton and Messersmith high in strikeouts. National League batting boasts Bench Perez Cedeno leaders in runs batted in and home runs, with Madlock Cedeno high in hits and Cedeno also leading stolen bases. Pitching leaders list Messersmith Kison Gullett and Sutton among top strikeouts and wins.
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Carew
Min
Hargrove
Tex
Burroughs
R. White
Horton
Det
G.scott
Mil
Mungon
Rivers
Cal
C Washingly
Oak
Chalk
Radi
Triple-Rier
Orta
Chi
Del
Bonds
Ridackson
H.otis
ReMay
Palmer
Bal
R.smith
Lopes
Cedeno
Hit
Bench
Cin
T.perez
Madlock
Gar- Grubb
Htn
D-Parker
Pgh
Garr
Atl
Gross
Metzger
Itn
Lazinski
Phi
Btn
Morgan
Messersmith
B Jones
Kison
Gullett
Sutton
Pond Giants Tie Rangers in 16 Inning 3-3 Game
The Winston-Salem Pond Giants and Charlotte Rangers battled to a 3-3 tie at Finch Field Sunday afternoon. The contest extended 16 innings and will be finished at a later date with Tad Giants visiting Greensboro tonight.
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Winston-Salem Pond Giants
Charlotte Rangers
Finch Field
Pearson Edges Petty In Motor State 400 at Michigan
In Cambridge Junction Michigan David Pearson edged Richard Petty by a few yards to win the Motor State 400 at Michigan International Speedway. Rain delayed the start three and a half hours as 53,000 watched a dramatic race with a tornado nearby. Pearson earned $14,230, his third win in the event and fifth in six Grand National races here.
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Pearson
Petty
Richard
Michigan International Speedway
Tri-Oval
Michigan
Dave Marcis
Frank Warren
Cale Yarborough
Darrell Waltrip
Jake Thomas
Sunes
Nascar
U.S. Auto Club
Sait Walther
Tangle
High Point beats Asheboro 5 4 in Sunday baseball
Post 87 edged Asheboro 5 to 4 Sunday afternoon to even its record. Minor and Davidson doubled for two RBIs, High Point scored four in the first, and Roscoe Friday added two hits including a double. Curtis Conner had three hits for Asheboro. Robert Edwards earned the win relieving Greg Thomas. High Point plays East Randolph at Finch Field Wednesday night at 7 45.
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Tedh. Minor
Bobby Davidson
Point Post
American Legion
Asheboro
Minor
Davidson
Post
Roscoe Friday
High Point
Curtis Conner
Robert Edwards
Greg Thomas
East Randolph
Finch
East
Borg Wins French Crown in Straight Sets at Roland Garros
Bjorn Borg defeated Guillermo Vilas 6 2 6 4 in the final at Roland Garros to retain the French Open title and claim a $30,000 prize. The Swedish star, who dominated with a fierce forehand, extended his claycourt supremacy, while Chris Evert also retained her crown by defeating Martina Navratilova 6 2 6 2 in the women’s final watched by a large crowd.
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Paris
Somona
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Borg
Guillermo Viles
Argentina
Champlonships Sanday
Reland Garros
Dallas
Clevosant Bere
Porcitie Ds
Pest
Ui Evs Oy Wa
Gogag Ny
Eahy
Borgaald
Ebiatin
Bat
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Martina Navratilova
Miss Evert
Eed
Cored
Philadelphia Classic Miller Warns Leader Jenkins
In Philadelphia, five shots ahead with 35 holes left at the $150,000 Philadelphia Golf Classic, Tom Jenkins leads Johnny Miller who warns the race can still swing. Jenkins shot eight under for 134 after two rounds at Whitemarsh Valley. Miller, Green, and Simons trail. Weiskopf withdrew after round one. rain pushed schedule to finish by Tuesday.
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LPGA
Miss Mann
Ann Eae Ie
Sot Teng Be Sai
Miss ‘Washam
Kathy ‘Postiewalt
Amy ‘Aletti
Judy ‘Rankin
Sandra ‘Palmer
Misa ‘Mann
Weymouth Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Tom Jenkins
Johnny Miller
Jenkins
Whitemarsh Valley
ne __ Miller
Hubert ‘Green
Jim Simons
Green
Simons
Miller
NCAA Div I Basketball Committee approves 1974-75 payouts
The NCAA Division I Basketball Committee approved $133,381 for Kentucky UCLA Louisville and Syracuse for the 1974-75 season as part of a five day meeting at a golf resort. It also set $36,690 for each regional team and $22,230 for first round losers, with more than $1.6 million net from the enlarged tournament.
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Southern
Pines
Kentucky
UCLA
Louisville
Syracuse
Athletic ‘Association
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Cincinnati
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Tom Scott
Scott
Pele Returns To Ravers
Pele made his United States debut with the New York Cosmos in a 2-2 tie, drawing 21,278 fans to Downing Stadium. He impressed despite early rust, planning to play 45 minutes but staying the full 90 as teammates adjusted and Cosmos sought his influence in NASL play.
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New York
Pele
United States
Brazil
Black
Pearl
Puerto Rico
Canada
Downing Stadium
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Belmont PF
New York Cosmos
Cosmos
Mark Liverie
Cosmon
Pete
Shoemaker Marks 25 Years Then Suspended Amid Wins
In Inglewood California AP reports Bill Shoemaker celebrated a 25th anniversary in racing with two victories including Nicosia in the Hollywood Oaks. He was suspended five days for careless riding in Saturdays sixth race affecting his ride on Stardust Mel in the upcoming Hollywood Gold Cup. Century's Envoy won the race after an official inquiry found interference on the first turn.
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Inglewood
Calif
Bill Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
Nicosia
Century's
Stardust Mel
M Who
Marjorie* L. _ Everett
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Jim Dent
Lew Graham
Gary
Tom Weiskopf
Nie
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Costa Rica
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Colombia
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Gerald Morgan
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