Cepeda Props Braves Past Phillies In 10th
Atlanta first baseman Orlando Cepeda homered for the game winner in the 10th inning as the Braves beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 at Veterans Stadium. Cepeda finished with five hits in the series, tying his long rivalry with Fryman to fuel a dramatic extra-inning victory. The night also featured Giants sweeping the Cubs, Expos and Mets-Pirates split, and several AL results including Baltimore hammering the Yankees.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Woody Fryman
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta
Braves
Phillies
Cepeda
Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia
Old Park
Connie Mack Stadium
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
New York Yankees
California
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Terry Harmon
Frank Johnson
Bobby Bonds
Twocci
Fran Healy
Tomer
San Francisco
Cubs
Giants
Milt Papats
Wdkie
Bill Bonham
Healy
Clyde Mashore
Vventh
Littler Wins Monsanto Open in Penacola by 3 Strokes
Gene Littler, 40, of La Jolla Calif, survived a late challenge from George Archer to win the Monsanto Open Golf Tournament in Pensacola Fla. with a final 276. Archer tied for second at 278, while Pete Brown and Bob Murphy followed. Crawford wins $1,820 in Monte Carlo-like event.
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Hope X Star Sports
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ray “Windmill” White
California
Chuck Hamilton
Oakland
Felipe Torres
Lowell Franklin
Gene Littler
Monsanto
George Archer
Littler
la Jolla
Calif
Archer
Pete Brown
Brown
Bob Murphy
Crawford
Pensacola
Fla
Richard Crawford
Little Rock
Pete Fleming
Hot Springs
Montreal
Rusty Staub
Expos
Joe Morgan
Houston
Astros
Jack Billingham
Roger Metzger
Denis Menke
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Morgan
Dodger
Claude Osteen
Leron Lee
St. Louis
San Diego
Ted Sizemore
Lee
Matty Alou
Gary Gentry
Roberto Clemente
Cleon Jones
New York
Willie Stargell
Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh
Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Days
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times, aiming to maximize sport each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Boston Nips Tigers by Single Run
Boston tops Detroit 1-0 behind Sonny Siebert five-hitter and a fourth inning homer by Carl Yastrzemski. Chance allows two harmless singles as Detroit loses a tense duel. Other AL and NL results cited with Dunning’s one-hit win for Cleveland and Alexeyev’s world record in weightlifting.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Dean Chance
Yastrzemski
Chance
Sonny Siebert
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Siebert
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Diego
Detroit
Mets
Willie Horton
Gates Brown
Dunning
Cleveland
Senators
Tom McCraw
Indians
Ted Uhlaender
Casey Cox
McLain
Washington
Ken Harrelson
Sam McDowell
Don Buford
Orioles
Sal Bando
A’s
Chicago
White Sox
Vida Blue
Bleachers Collapse Injures 102 at Car Race Treat
At least 102 people were hurt when a 20 tier bleacher section collapsed at a car race near Wilmington North Carolina. Thirteen were admitted to area hospitals with broken backs fractures and other injuries as responders worked into early Sunday.
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Wilmington
N.Y
North Carolina
New Hanover Memorial Hospital
Frank Pritchett
Ali Seeks Draft Exemption At Supreme Court Hearing
Muhammad Ali, facing a five year prison term for refusing induction, asks the Supreme Court for religiously based conscientious objector status in a case that hinges on his Muslim beliefs. The 30 minute session followed a long legal battle begun after his 1967 draft refusal and loss of the heavyweight title.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Philadelphia
Joe Flaiier
Vietnam
Allah
Jehovah
Houston Armed Forces Induction Center
Sonny Liston
Hope Bobcats Rally To 1 0 Victory In Opener
HHS baseball opened the year with a 1 0 win as Bill Rowland drove in the third run with a double after three early hits. Hope added three more in the fourth to lead 7 0, then added another in the fifth. Blevins faced a late threat when Tommy Webb singled and advanced to third but was left stranded.
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Bill Moore
Hope Bobcat
Bobcats
Bill Rowland
Hope
Lynn Norton
Sidney Walker
Blevins
Tommy Webb
Rice First to Complete Spring Drills
Rice Owls finish spring football as first SWC team, evaluating quarterback options under new coach Bill Peterson. Bruce Gadd started, with Phillip Wood moved from defense to quarterback. continued adjustments loom as Texas, Texas Tech, SMU, Arkansas, TCU and Texas finish up spring scrimmages and highlight performances emerge.
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Associated Press
Rice Owls
Bill Peterson
Owls
Peterson
Florida State
Rice
Bruce Gadd
Phillip Wood
Owl
SWC
Texas
Texas Tech
Jim Carlen
Carlen
Basketball Pro Basketball At A Glance
NBA playoff notes show Milwaukee defeating Los Angeles 116 to 98 to win the series 4-1, and Baltimore trailing New York 113 to 9 percent with the series tied 3-3 before Monday’s game. ABA results have Virginia beating Kentucky 142 to 122, Utah up 2-1 on Indiana at 121 to 108, with Indiana and Utah set to meet in Salt Lake City.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Booker
Minnesota
Kaat
Cleveland
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Boston
Nagy
California
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
New York
Associated Press
NBA
Los Angeles
Virginia
Kentucky
Utah
Indiana
Louisville
Salt Lake City
Hog Baseball Team Sweeps Doubleheader
Arkansas Razorbacks swept a baseball doubleheader against Pittsburg State in Fayetteville on Saturday. Terry Verhage fired a four hit shutout with 11 strikeouts in game one, while Bill Wyles allowed two hits in game two and Stan Lay added his 13th extra base hit of the season, an Arkansas school record.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Pittsburg
Kan
State
Terry Verhage
Bill Wyles
Stan Lay
Arkansas
All-Star Coaches Named for Arkansas Games
LITTLE ROCK AP Don Riggs of Jonesboro and Bobby Hannon of Hot Springs are named coaches for the High School All-Star football game on August 7 in Little Rock. Hannon will lead the West All-Stars after an unbeaten season and AAA West title, while Riggs will coach the East after Jonesboro’s AAA East championship. John Wyatt Jr. from County Line will coach the West team in the All-Star basketball game. Jim Haney of Salem heads the East staff.
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Little Rock
Don Riggs
Jonesboro
Bobby Hannon
Hot Springs
Hannon
Riggs
John Wyatt Jr
County Line
Jim Haney
Salem
Scaife Signs With State University in Arkansas
Jonesboro Ark AP Don Scaife a 6 2 guard who led Helena to the Class AAA state basketball finals has accepted a basketball grant in aid to Arkansas State University He was named Most Valuable Player in the state tournament after scoring 108 points in four games and averaging 25 points per game in the regular season.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Don Scaife
Helena
Arkansas State University
Scaife
Tulsan Wins at Stuttgart Grand Prix Governor's Trophy
Fred Parkhill of Tulsa Oklahoma won the Governor's Trophy in a McLaren III at the 12th annual Grand Prairie Grand Prix in Stuttgart Arkansas. He averaged 74.3 miles per hour on a wet track as more than 6000 spectators watched.
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Stuttgart
Ark
Fred Parkhill
Tulsa
Okla
Bucks Clinch Western Title in Nascent Playoff Run
Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 116-98 to clinch the Western Conference crown as captain Marvel Greg Smith led with 22 points and key rebounds. Wilt Chamberlain outplayed Alcindor though the Bucks pulled away in the final two periods. The Bucks await the Knicks or Bullets in the NBA semifinals with a national ABC telecast set for Wednesday night.
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Bob Greene
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wilt Chamberlain
Marvel
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Abc-Tv
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
Knicks
New York
American Basketball Association
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Virginia
Utah
Indiana
Greg Smith
Lakers
Alcindor
Chamberlain
Smith
Lake
Kansas
Bob Dandridge
Los Angeles
Happy Hairston
Robertson
Baltimore
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