U S Staggers But Leads Pan Am Games
At Cali Colombia USA trails Cuba in baseball and basketball while leading in track and field with six golds among 14 of 16 events. Bob McAdoo saves a Tuesday overtime win. Cuba surprises by taking gymnastics gold. Arnold Don Quarrie of Jamaica ties world mark in 200m.
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Fights Tuesday results from Associated Press
In Jacksonville Fila. Charley Baby Fullard defeated Mel Dukes in a 150 pound class. In Miami Vern McIntosh stopped Jeroy Caldwell at 177 pounds. In San Francisco Rafael Gutierrez stopped Luis Rodriguez at 164 pounds. All bouts ended in six rounds.
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Parkers Left With One Quarterback
Arkansas safety Nelson to undergo ankle surgery after ligament damage found on recheck. The backup quarterback, a 6-foot 180-pound junior, will miss about two months, leaving coach Frank Broyles to search for an emergency replacement while planning for the fall offense.
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Solunar Periods Guide From Knight Solunar Tables
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 find the best sport each day has to offer.
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Padres Pitcher Arlin Blanks Cardinals In 6-1 Win
Steve Arlin threw a four hitter as the Padres defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 6-1. Gene Alley hit two home runs for Pittsburgh in a 10-6 win over Montreal, while Philadelphia edged Atlanta 3-2 and Los Angeles beat San Francisco 9-1. The Cubs beat Houston 5-0 with Bill Hands tossing a five-hitter, and Cincinnati split a doubleheader with New York, winning 5-2 in the first game.
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Pressure grows on Vida Blue after Royals loss
Oakland’s Vida Blue endured his 20th loss efforts as Kansas City defeated the A’s 7-5. Blue allowed five runs and nine hits in five innings, with Bob Oliver homering and Lou Piniella adding doubles. Denny McLain earned his sixth win after a late Washington comeback.
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In Chicago AP reports the American League will discuss the financially troubled Washington baseball franchise at the joint league meetings as commissioner Bowie Kuhn signals possible action. The Washington issue looms as meetings run Wednesday with no definite move expected.
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