Reds stretch winning streak in tight NL West race
Reds win 7-2 over St Louis to extend five game streak and eight wins in nine, closing on Dodgers who beat Phillies 2-1. Pete Rose paces offense with a two-double day as Cincinnati chases LA in a hot August, while other NL games feature Giants over Mets and Astros over Cubs. In AL, Baltimore routs Kansas City as Milwaukee nips Minnesota in 10 innings.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
National League and American League East and West standings listed with records and games back. Prominent teams include St Louis Montreal Baltimore Pittsburgh Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia Milwaukee Cleveland Houston Atlanta California San Diego Texas and more. Saturday and Sunday results shown for multiple games, with key outcomes and upcoming matchups across divisions.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days for peak activity. The schedule helps anglers fish in favorable territory and hunters seek good cover during prime periods for better sport outcomes.
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Brooks wins first major race at Talladega
Brooks, a 31 year old from Porterville, Calif, shocks Taladega 500 with Plymouth as David Pearson battles fading power to finish third. Brooks earns 20850 dollars from a 145000 dollar purse, while Pearson collects 9040 and needs 4310 to reach 1 million in career prize money.
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Nicklaus Captures PGA Title In Cleveland Showdown
Jack Nicklaus won the PGA Championship at Canterbury near Cleveland with a three under par 69 to finish 277, four strokes ahead of runner-up Bruce Crampton. He surpassed Bobby Jones with 12 major titles, praised by peers who called him the greatest, as Weiskopf and others lauded his astonishing form and career milestones.
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Cepeda sparks Boston victory in a DH heavy day
Boston's Orlando Cepeda went five for five with a home run in a 14-8 win over the Angels, boosting his DH stretch to 16 games and a .302 average. Frank Robinson added two homers for California in the same set of games, while Milwaukee defeated Minnesota 10-9 as Dave May and George Scott delivered late hits. Additional AL results included A's 13, Yanks 12. Tigers 6, White Sox 2. Orioles 10, Royals 6. Indians 7, Rangers 6. NL scores featured Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2. Houston 3, Chicago 2. Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 2. San Francisco 4, New York 1. and a Padres-Expos- notables doubleheader ending Montreal 2, San Diego 0 and Padres 4, Expos 3 in 10 innings.
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West tops East 9-0 in Arkansas All-Star football game
Quarterback Tom Koonce of Hot Springs and wingback Bruce Wooldridge of North Little Rock connected for the lone West touchdown as Arkansas All-Star football ended in a 9-0 West victory. Mike Dunaway of Conway added a 31-yard field goal to complete the scoring, while Wooldridge and East standout Sam Coleman earned MVP backs and Phillip Dokes was MVP lineman.
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Hope Faces Ledwell in Hope Invitational Final
Angels rally in the ninth and ten innings to beat Magnolia and earn a rematch with Ledwell and Son of Texarkana in the Hope Invitational baseball final at Legion Field. Jim Arrington, Larry Walker, and Hugh Davis sparked the rally, with John Henley belting a 385 foot homer in the tenth.
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Olga Korbut faces limits on daring moves at Games
Moscow star Olga Korbut, famed Olympic gold medalist, says officials ban her daring routines. She plans a back flip at the University Games but not in the Olympics unless rules change. The Vienna of Munich rules restrict such moves. Korbut studies at Grodno University and recalls meeting President Nixon.
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Junior Golf Tournament Planned at Hope Country Club
The Hope Men's Golf Association sponsors a Junior Golf Tournament for Hope Country members on August 15 at Hope Country Club. Players are bracketed by age groups 8 to 14, with champions and runners up in each group. Officials include both Hope Ladies and Men’s Golf Associations members.
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Hope Bobcats Advance Season Tickets On Sale
Hope High School Bobcats begin 1973-74 football on Aug 31 against Ashdown Panthers with five home games starting Sept 7 vs Prescott. Season book $8.00 includes $2 savings. individual game tickets $2 adults $1 students. Tickets available at local banks, insurance, HS office, and School Administrative office.
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