Allison First At Riverside
Clem Proctor from Mount Paramount Calif drives a 1963 Thunderbird in the California 100 at Riverside International Raceway as part of NASCAR events. Bobby Allison and Richard Petty lead qualifying with speeds of 107.5 and 105.7 mph, while Petty is favored on the road course for the 400 mile feature.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Friday and Saturday
American League East standings show Baltimore leading with 39 wins and 21 losses, Detroit 36 28, Boston 34 28, Cleveland 29 33, New York 29 35, Washington 22 38. West division features Oakland 42 21, Kansas City 34 25, Minnesota 33 32, California 29 37, Milwaukee 22 36, Chicago 22 37. Friday results include Washington over Boston and Baltimore over New York. National League leaders Pittsburgh 41 24, New York 35 25, St. Louis 36 31, Chicago 33 32, Montreal 25 33, Philadelphia 25 37, San Francisco 43 25, Los Angeles 36 29. Friday night scores: Chicago 5 St. Louis 5, New York 2 Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 6 Atlanta 1, Pittsburgh 9 Montreal 8 in 1st inning, Los Angeles 5 Houston 4, San Francisco 7-10, Philadelphia at New York, Montreal at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at Chicago, San Diego at San Francisco, Atlanta at Cincinnati, Houston at Los Angeles.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders shown include Oliva of Minnesota leading in batting with .381 and 86 hits. Spanning runs and RBIs, Buford and Brock pace runs, Stargell and Aaron lead in RBIs. key pitchers Cuellar and Gullett post strong records and low ERAs.
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Pirates and Giants Still Weren't Out After Narrow Bouts
Pirates beat Expos 9-8 in 11 innings as John Bateman hit a grand slam and Manny Sanguillen plus Dave Cash homered late. Giants rally with Barton's grand slam and a late push to beat Padres 9-5, then Dietz and Bateman key moments. Mets blank Phillies 2-0. Dodgers win. Reds and Cubs win big as season action continues.
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Mann and Liquori Aim for Third Straight NCAA Titles
Ralph Mann of Brigham Young dominates the 440 hurdles with a 50.5, keeping BYU in title contention alongside Oregon and Kansas. Marty Liquori of Villanova rests before his third mile bid as UCLA, USC, and other contenders race for team honors in Seattle.
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Washington Huskies Lead IRA Regatta Title Bid
Washington tops the field in the 69th IRA Regatta on Onondaga Lake. Navy, Cornell, Brown and others vie for Berths in the varsity eights and fours as Syracuse and Penn hosts a multi event rowing meet.
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Greenwood Takes First In Western Carolinas League
The Greenwood Braves stretched their win streak to 10 and clinched the first half pennant in the Western Carolinas League. They lead Spartanburg by 3 games as the split season enters its second half after Sunday's games.
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CL Leaders Win In 11th Inning For Eagles Victory
In a 4-3 Carolina League bout, Kinston edged Burlington after Jack Deidel's 11th inning triple. Burlington tied it 3-3 in the ninth on Andy Hancock’s run-scoring double. Jack Pierce added two RBIs for the Eagles. Salem beat Durham 5-1 behind Chet Gunter scattering nine hits. The Triangles led 1-0 before the Rebels answered with a three-run third.
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