Ashe Has Chance in Pro Tourney
Arthur Ashe, aiming for a first U S pro championship, advances to the quarterfinals at Longwood with a 6 3 6 4 win over Ismail El Shafei and faces Tony Roche who beat Fred Stolle. The 50 000 event uses sudden death tiebreaks as he seeks a landmark title.
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Ray Oyler Sparks Angels Comeback In 7-5 Win
In Minneapolis, Ray Oyler delivered a surprising two hit game as a fifth inning replacement for Jim Fregosi, driving in three runs including a ninth inning squeeze. Jim Spencer powered the Angels with two two run homers and the team moved within seven of the Twins in the AL West.
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Solunar Tables Show Daily Hunting and Fishing Windows
The schedule, taken from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES, guides daily activity by marking optimal fishing and hunting periods to maximize sport in good territory or cover. Plan days around these periods to catch peak opportunities.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Digest
Major League standings by division, results from Wednesday. Baltimore and New York show in AL East. Oakland and Minnesota lead West. National League results include Pittsburgh, New York, and Los Angeles. Eastern and Western divisions list key teams and recent games. Batting leaders feature Oliva and Yastrzemski with high averages and RBI leaders Powell and Killebrew.
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Mets rally as Frisella wins in Gentry return
The New York Mets beat St. Louis 5-3 as Danny Frisella pitched 7 2/3 innings in his first start of the season in place of the blistered Gary Gentry. The win kept New York one game behind first place Pittsburgh, with other NL results including Montreal 6-2 Chicago and San Francisco 5-3 Cincinnati.
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Blues thrash Travelers 9 3 in Texas League tilt
Memphis Blues erupted for four runs in the fifth and seventh innings to beat the Arkansas Travelers 9 3. Don Camy pitched a complete game for Memphis, allowing seven hits with seven strikeouts. Luther Barnes and Chico Diaz hit two run homers in the fifth, and four singles plus two walks added four more in the seventh. Bill Stein homered for Arkansas in the eighth. Other Texas League action saw San Antonio-Sport split with Stevenport, Dallas-Fort Worth defeat Amarillo, and Albuquerque edge El Paso.
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Namath Faces Jets Dissension Amid Off Field Strife
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, amid a wave of discontent within the club, planned talks with Jets president Phil Iselin as teammates Al Atkinson and Gerry Philbin accused him of causing dissension. Atkinson criticized Namath for prioritizing personal gain over responsibilities, highlighting pressure on players with families awaiting NFL rewards.
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Coach silent on Namath future after season ends
A coaching figure refuses to disclose plans for the next steps after the season, saying nothing about his intentions to the team. The quote expresses frustration that his plans have not been shared or clarified.
Hinson delays win in American Golf Classic bid
Larry Hinson, the 25 year old US golfer, earned a third straight finish second or third this year and tied for second at Chester Classic last week. He aims to win the 150000 American Golf Classic at Firestone alongside Jack Nicklaus. Hinson overcame polio to rise as a top money winner and credits his New Orleans win for confidence.
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