Baseball Card: Sunday Games Across Major Leagues
MLB slate features Atlanta at Cincinnati and Montreal at St Louis among Sunday matchups. Also listed are New York at Philadelphia, San Diego at Houston, San Francisco at Los Angeles, plus Detroit at New York and Chicago at Minnesota with divisional standings and Friday results noted.
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Niekro
Norman
Montreal
Rogers
St.ouis
McGlothen
San Diego
Palmer
Ones
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Barr
Ls Angeles
Sutton
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Grimsley
Milwaukee
Kobel
Kansas City
McDaniel
Oakland
Holtzman
California
Ryan
Texas
Bibby
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
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Philaphia
St.Louis
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Brett
Frailing
Parker
Stone
Schueler
Lonborg
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Hamilton coach named for Generals in new league
Bob Sweeten, ex Hamilton Garfield and Centerville coach, was chosen Friday to lead the Hamilton Generals in the new International Basketball Association. The team opens October 27 with peers Elkhart South Bend Fort Wayne Lafayette and Anderson in Indiana and Dayton in Ohio. Sweeten played college basketball at Ohio State and the University of Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Bob Sweeten
Hamilton Garfield
Centerville
Hamilton Generals
International Basketball Association
Elkhart
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Anderson
Indiana
Dayton
Sweeten
Ohio State
University of Cincinnati
Dooley sues WFL Sun over firing in 5 million claim
Jim Dooley former Bears head coach files a federal lawsuit alleging wrongful termination by the Southern California Sun in Anaheim California. He says he was hired on a one year 27000 contract and paid 3125 after firing and claims damage to his professional football reputation.
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Chicago
Jim Dooley
Chicago Bears
Southern California Sun
World Football League
Dooley
Sun
WFL
Anaheim
Calif
Pond Giants to Meet Silver Valley in Twinhill Duel
Winston-Salem’s Pond Giants, 12-7, clash with Silver Valley in a Sunday doubleheader at Finch Field starting 1:30 p.m. The Giants have won three straight, after a late Friday extra innings win over Danville. Notable Pond Giants include Dave Rogers Gardner Webb Mike Roddman Davidson Randy McDaniel Mitchell Otis Smith Oklahoma State and Mike Hicks Western Carolina. Silver Valley highlights High Point College home run leader Danny Goins.
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Pond Giants
Silver Valley
Finch Field
Giants
Danville
Dave Rogers
Gardner Webb
Mike Roddman
Davidson
Randy McDaniel
Mitchell College
Otis Smith
Oklahoma State
Mike Hicks
Western Carolina
High Point College
Danny Goins
Two Beers In Milwaukee, But Two Wins In Texas
Associated Press reports the Texas Rangers sweep a doubleheader in Milwaukee against the California Angels, winning 12-3 and 6-2, narrowing the gap to within a half game of the Oakland A's. Other scores include Milwaukee 8 6 Orioles, Tigers 3 2 Yankees, White Sox 11 7 Twins, and NL results with the Dodgers, Mets, and others.
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Willie Horton
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Elliott Maddox
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Twins
Ken Henderson
Carlos May
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Mets' rally falters then win 3-1 in wild night
The Mets, defending NL champions, played error prone baseball including five errors yet edged the Phillies 3-1. Cubs over Pirates 3-2 featured Jerry Morales driving in two, Braves beat Reds 1-0, Astros blank Padres 2-0, Dodgers edge Giants 4-3 in 10 innings, and Cardinals top Expos 5-1. American League results include Detroit 3 New York 2 and a split Texas California doubleheader.
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Padres
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Houston
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San Diego
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Phils
Arnold Palmer Method Athlete of the 7e
The Arnold Palmer swing guide advises a one piece takeaway keeping left arm and club shaft in a straight line to maintain tempo and width. It warns that starting with hands alone causes a wristy top and ruined tempo. Readers can request a fully illustrated putting guide by sending 20 cents and a self addressed envelope.
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Highly Recruited Malone to Attend Maryland
Petersburg high school star Malone, a 6 foot 11 standout and top national recruit, announced plans to attend Maryland after intense interest from colleges. Reports note Malone sought injury insurance of 1 million dollars as part of his deal discussions with programs and media speculation followed.
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Pro basketball star Malone loan plan disputed by coach
Seigel says the university arranged a loan to fund a life policy for Malone with premiums of 5 000 to 10 000 yearly, while Driesell disputes the statements. The Star News cites Malone likely to sign a million dollar pro contract and a bank willing to delay payment. ACC Commissioner Bob James says ACC rules ban the university or officials from co signing or guaranteeing repayment.
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Seigel
Malone
Lloyd's of London
Star-News
Driesell
Atlantic Coast Conference
Bob James
ACC
University of Maryland
River Downs Wins Permanent Injunction Over Ohio Racing Commission
In Cincinnati River Downs operators secured a permanent injunction forcing the Ohio Racing Commission to issue permits for 100 days of racing. The ORC plans an appeal. The dispute followed a 1973 decision denying licenses to Akron financier A J Andreoli after it surfaced he sold the track to a Fort Lauderdale group backed by a $5.5 million Teamsters pension fund loan. A temporary injunction allowed a May 21 opening.
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Cincinnati
River Downs
Ohio Racing Commission
ORC
Columbus
Lcenses
Akron
A.J. Andreoli
Fort Laudersdale
Fla
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Andreoli
Hamilton County Common Pieas
William Mathews
Stanford All American Freshman Faces Freshseason Break
Stanford standout, a freshman with NCAA playoff losses, missed last year due to a broken ankle from a fall on Forest Hills grass at the 1972 U S Open. Whitlinger and Delaney, seeded fifth, defeated Evett and Briggs 6 4 6 4 to reach the finals. They face top seeds Andrews and Menon from USC who beat Hardie and Vann in a three set thriller 6 4 5 7 7 6.
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Forest Hills
Whitlinger
Delaney
Arizona
Rand Evett
DeArmand Briggs
John Andrews
Menon
Southern Cal
George Hardie
Tim Vann
Southern Methodist
Coaches All-America Grid Clash Opens 1974 Season
LUBBOCK Texas AP kickoff marks 14th annual East vs West all star game telecast at 8 30 p m East quarterback Norris Weese leads Pittsburgh supported by Wilbur Jackson and Barry Smith West backs include Dickey Morton and Ken Grandberry with Joe Barnes or Jesse Freitas as option quarterbacks depending on field position Switzer notes weather heat at Jones Stadium as West trails the series 76 to 0
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Lubbock
Tex
Pittsburgh
Johnny Majors
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Norris Weese
Mississippi
Wilbur Jackson
Alabama
Barry Smith
Richmond
Arkansas
Dickey Morton
Ken Grandberry
Washington State
Switzer
Texas Tech
Joe Barnes
Jesse Freitas
San Diego State
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