Page Four Cards Edge Phillies 5-4 in Hard Way
St. Louis battles to a 5-4 win over Philadelphia as Al Santorini notches his first major league victory since 1970. Brock is picked off twice, Torre injures his back, and Don Clendenon errs but Ed Crosby and Ted Simmons drive in the decisive runs in the ninth.
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Florida State assistant sues Hawks for 1 million
Al Lawson, an assistant coach at Florida State, filed a federal breach of contract suit against the Atlanta Hawks seeking at least 1 million in compensatory and punitive damages. He says he signed for 16 500 in 1971 and was released August 6 1971 due to an overabundance of forwards.
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UCLA coach John Wooden named coach of the year
UCLA mentor John Wooden received the All-American Basketball Coaches Clinic coach of the year honor at a Las Vegas banquet hosted by Adolph Rupp and John Bayer. The Bruins’ recent dominance is noted, with a 6 of 9 NCAA title run, plus 12 months of use of a new car as the prize.
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LaRue Martin
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Baseball Standings and Results Update AP Briefing
American League East standings and recent results list. Baltimore and Detroit lead divisions with 2 0 1 and 10 1 records respectively, while Milwaukee and Cleveland show mixed starts. Tuesday and Wednesday night games feature Texas Chicago Minnesota California Oakland and others with multiple matches and noted pitching matchups. In the National League Montreal New York and Pittsburgh lead divisions, with St Louis Philadelphia and San Francisco close. Monday stars include Doug Rader’s four RBI day and Milt Wilcox’s two hit shutout.
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Detroit Lions player Chuck Hughes death tied to workman's claim
A Detroit story raises whether the October death of Detroit Lions flanker Chuck Hughes is work related. If proven, his widow may pursue workman's compensation in court.
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Plan would pair two pro tennis tours into a Super Match
Bill Talbert outlined a two-tournament plan in Nashville to feature Lamar Hunt's WCT players in a unified Open format. The concept envisions finals on Saturday and a Sunday Super Match between the two tour winners, with WCT rules and ball preferences accommodated.
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Must Win Showdown Looms In Bucks Lakers Western Final
Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers, tied 2-2 in the Western Conference finals, square off in a 10 p.m. EST must game at the Forum. The sellout crowd of 17,500 will witness a pivotal clash as both teams bid for a series edge.
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McAdoo decision delays Braves ABA battle
Buffalo Braves face a court fight over whether Robert McAdoo belongs to the Braves or Virginia Squires The club contends the Squires contract was signed while McAdoo was a minor and alleges undue influence The ABA dispute centers on his status as a first draft pick and his multi year pact with Buffalo
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Suomalainen Wins Boston Marathon to Put Finland Ahead
Olavi Suomalainen, a 25 year old Helsinki engineering student, wins the Boston Marathon in 2 15 39 to extend foreign domination. Victor Mora of Colombia finishes runner up by 18 seconds as Suomalainen moves up to the distance for the first time. Former Connecticut star John Vitale set early pace. Sabinal leads 14 miles in but fades to third. American Bruce Mortensen places sixth. Jeff Galloway and Alvaro Mejia also place. A women’s marathon is won by Nina Kuscsik in 3 08 58 with Pedersen second and Miller third.
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Alexandria Keeps Texas League Unbeaten With Shreveport Win
Alexandria improves to 3-0 in the Texas League Eastern Division by beating Shreveport 5-1 as Dan Spillner hurls six frames with nine strikeouts. Memphis tops Arkansas 10-7 at Little Rock, aided by a three-run ninth. Mark Thomas leads Midland to a 4-1 win over San Antonio, while Amarillo belts El Paso 10-9 to snap a losing skid. Dave Speed and Bob Frazier homer for their clubs. Sid Monge takes the loss for Arkansas and Dave Shorely homers for Alexandria.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Better Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize the sport each day offers.
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