Giants Take First in West as Streaks Extend
The San Francisco Giants move into first place in the hot West division after a 6 4 4 victory over Montreal, aided by Bonds three RBI and McCovey reaching 100 RBIs. Mets, Pirates, Braves, and Dodgers also posted wins as the NL race tightens. In the AL, Chicago, Minnesota, Washington, California, Oakland, and Cleveland won to keep pace.
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Solunar Periods Schedule Hinted From Knight Tables
The page presents a Solunar Periods schedule based on Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. It advises planning fishing or hunting to align with peak sport times, urging readers to hunt or fish where conditions are best each day.
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Refore Puts End to That Nonsense Jets Hear Big Blast of Chiefs
Chiefs rout Rams 42 14 as NFL exhibition season opens and Jets visit Oakland after KC’s big win. Dodgers of notes include Palmer no hit, Dobson struggles, Jackson homers to fuel A’s 9 0 win and 9 8 marathon. Includes Lions Patriots in Montreal expansion chatter and mixed NL MLB results.
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110 Parkers to Report on Friday
The Arkansas Razorbacks, 110 strong, will report for football drills Friday. They will practice in shorts through Labor Day, then wear pads Sept. 2 for heavier work. Thirty four of last year's 51 lettermen return, including 15 of 22 starters from the 10 1 team that beat Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.
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Travelers Stay in First Place in Texas League
The Arkansas Travelers remained atop the Eastern Division after a weather-split Sunday, their half game lead over idle Memphis. Albuquerque beat Dallas Fort Worth 9 5 and Amarillo edged El Paso 2 0. other angles include Sox rallies and pitchers like Lolich and Santiago, plus hitters Versailles Unser Harrelson and Horton delivering key hits for several clubs.
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Haywood Signs with Rockets for Family Support
Spenser Haywood, 6-1 star from University of Detroit and U S Olympic team, signs with the Denver Rockets of the ABA amid two college years left, citing overwhelming family responsibilities including a mother and nine children to support.
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Arizona State Bidding For 4th Title In Western Conference
Wyoming and Arizona State emerge as top contenders in the Western Athletic Conference football race. Coach Lloyd Eaton returns 13 starters for a Wyoming squad noted for a strong line and Ed Synakowski at quarterback. Arizona State, with Art Malone and a quick backfield, aims to power past rivals as Utah, Colorado State, BYU, and New Mexico press for top spots.
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Injuries Hit the Hope Bobcats in Preseason Sets
Hope Bobcats endure a bleak week as sophomore flanker Tommy Miller breaks his ankle during drills. He faces at least six weeks in a cast, affecting the first team speed and receiving. Coach Solomon eyes lighter practice and the upcoming scrimmage under Hammons Stadium lights. The season opens Friday next week to begin a twelve game schedule with four conference games spread across the slate.
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Two Year Olds Take Spotlight in Saratoga Photo Finish
In the 65th Hopeful at Saratoga, Wheatley Stable’s Irish Castle nosed out Hag ley to win the $112,375 stakes as two-year-olds sprint past the photo. The event showcased a tense five horse finish and highlighted emerging talent in the juvenile division.
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