NAACP Protest Fails to Disrupt Key Pro Tennis Match
In Brookline, Massachusetts, NAACP demonstrators protested the U S Pro Tennis Championships pitting top South African players against McMillan and Newcombe. McMillan concentrated hard, losing 6 3 6 2 to McMillan, while Newcombe advanced. Other top seeds like Ashe Gimeno Lutz and Mack were also victorious as first round play continued. Medic Alert honors Ron Hunt as he nears a league hit by pitch record.
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Graham Stilwell
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Los Angeles
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Ismail & Shafer
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West Point
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Roy Barth
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Dick Crealy
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Ray Ruffels
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Medic Alert Foundation
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Hunt
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Louis Evans
St. Louis
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Midwest
Choose One
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Chou Eng Lai
China
United Nations
Anatomy of Vikings Front Four
By PAT THOMPSC AP Sports Writer MANKATO Minn The Vikings front four the Purple People Eaters are prepping for the season The quartet Eller Marshall Larsen Page are described with career notes and quotes from defensive line coach Jack Patera Carl Eller Gary Larsen Alan Page are profiled with size mobility and style assessments
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Associated Press
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Minn
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Giants
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Vikings
Purple People
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Jim Marshall
Gary Larsen
Alan Page
Jed Minnesota
Marshall
Marine-insurance
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Eller
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Patera
Bismarck
N.C
University of Oregon
NFL
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Gary
Bills Hope Dim Prospects For 1973 Season
An assessment of the Buffalo Bills notes a long string of losses, weak organization, and doubts about quarterback passing. Dennis Shaw is praised for confidence but questioned for interceptions. O J Simpson’s knee news is mixed. The offense features Hill and Brisco, while defense shows aging spots and uncertain kicker and punter roles. Overall, the team is forecast to slide in the division.
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James Harris
Simpson
Teague
Wayne Pat“ne
Johnny Rauch
Ron Mce Dole
Cowlings
O.J
Jim Dunaway
Mike Stratton
O.K
Edgar Chandler
Paul Guidry
Stratton
Butch Byrd
John Pitts
Bills
Alvin Wyatt
Oakland
Tim Beamer
Grant Guthrie
Pau Maguire
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency VEC Case Note
VAGUE OCR fragment references Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency with unclear VEC or id adverse notation. No clear event, date, or parties beyond the agency name. Unable to determine a coherent news item.
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Dodgers Rally Past Giants 5 4 On Garvey Ninth
Dodgers score three in the ninth to stun the Giants 5 4 after Steve Garvey crushed a two out three run homer off Steve Hamilton. The late burst erased a 4 2 Giants lead built on Dick Dietz and Alan Gallagher. Dietz hit his 11th homer as Ken Henderson and Chris Speier added run producing hits.
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Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Garvey
Steve Hamilton
Giants
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Willie Crawford
Dick Dietz
Alan Gallagher
Dodgers
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Dodger
Claude Osteen
Jim Brewer
Dietz
Ken Henderson
Chris Speier
Gallagher
John Cumberland
Frank Reberger
Joe Ferguson
Catholics
Dodgers Explode Into August with Two Comeback Wins
Quiet July gives way to explosive August as Los Angeles Dodgers win 5-4 over Cincinnati and 5-4 against San Francisco, with Steve Garvey delivering a decisive three-run homer in the late innings. Giants’ manager Charlie Fox watches a two-run lead slip away. Other NL results include Houston 2 Chicago 1, Cincinnati 4 New York 2, Philadelphia 4 Atlanta 0, St. Louis 3 San Diego 1. AL scores list New York 7 Cleveland 0, Boston 7 Baltimore 4, Oakland 2 Kansas City 1, Chicago 7 Minnesota 5, Detroit 11 Washington 7, California 3 Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
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Claude Osteen
Jim Brewer
Joe Ferguson
Los Angeles
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Ferguson Jenkins
Houston
Wilson
Paul Popovich
Jim Hickman
Astros
Cubs
Denis Menke
Jesus Alou
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Lee May
Bench
Reds
Mets
Tommie Agee
Cleon Jones
May
Tony Perez
Deron Johnson
Roger Freed
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
Johnson
Freed
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John Vukovich
Wise
Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Periods are printed below from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish or hunt in good territory or cover during these periods to find the best sport each day offers.
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Harrelson Tries Pro Golf In First Competitive Round
Ken Harrelson, former Cleveland Indian, opened at the Little American Golf Classic with a four over par 76. He blamed putting woes and praised golfers’ poise while signing about 200 autographs during the round and predicting a 68 or 69 next day.
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Associated Press Sports
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Cleveland Indians
Harrelson
Boston
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Ted Hayes
Atlanta
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Dean Befram
Boca Raton
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Firestone North
Carlton Tops Padres In Southpaw Duel For St Louis
Steve Carlton outpitched Dave Roberts in a game for the Cardinals, firing a five hitter and shutting out San Diego after Clarence Gaston homered in the first. Joe Torre led NL hitters with a third inning triple and Ted Simmons drove in a run as St. Louis tied 1-1 before Matt Alou doubled and scored to give the Cardinals a 2-1 lead in the fourth.
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Dave Roberts
St. Louis
Carlton
Padres
Clarence Gaston
Joe Torre
Ted Simmons
Cardinals
Matty Alou
Simmons
Roberts
Margaret Court Will Not Defend U S Open Title
New York AP reports Margaret Court, 29, who won the 1970 Grand Slam, will not defend her U S Open title next month due to pregnancy. She and her husband announced retirement, planning to return to tennis after the baby. Ann Jones and Evonne Goolagong also sidelined by pregnancy or coaching decisions.
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Margaret Court
Australia
Forest Hills
Court
Maureen Conally
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