Hope 7 Star Sports Roundup
Sunday results include St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 3 Montreal 4 New York 3 Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 4 Houston 5 Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 12 San Diego 2 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 2. Today’s games feature New York at Montreal San Francisco at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh St Louis at Cincinnati Atlanta at Houston and more in nightly and Tuesday schedules. Leaders show Morgan and Bench atop NL stats with notable mentions in AL batting and pitching records.
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Bench
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Brock
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Hun
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Phi
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Burgh
Detroit
Jim Northrup
Boog Powell
Don Buford
Baltimore
Orioles Tigers clash in Detroit for top AL East duel
Baltimore and Detroit, first place contenders, close a four game series with a 7-2 Orioles win after a rain soaked month. Sunday also saw New York sweep Cleveland Boston beat Milwaukee twice and other AL and NL results shaping the pennant race.
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Two veterans head for Olympic trials
Two distressed veterans of American women's track head for the Olympic trials after uncertain performances at the AAU national meet in Canton. Willye White won a record 13th long jump title with 20 feet 6.5 inches while Olga Connolly placed second in the discus. Several American records and meet marks fell, but champions Pat Hawkins, Sherry Calvert, and Miss Della Vina did not repeat as titles.
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Ohio
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Willye White
Olga Connolly
Los Angeles
Connolly
Josephine Della Vina
Chicago
Miss White
Alice Annum
Audrey Reid
Miss Della Vina
AAU
Frederick
Munich
Miss Annum
Ghana
Washington, D.C
Sports International
U.S
Tena Anex
Sacramento
Calif
Jeanne Bocci
Detroit
Maren Seidler
Francie Larrieu
San Jose
Miss Reid
Kathy Hammons
Pat Hawkins
New York
Sherry Calvert
French yachts lead Trans Atlantic solo race in rough seas
AP reports Alain Colas on Pen Duick IV pushing ahead in the Trans Atlantic single handed race with about 220 miles on the nearest rival. Jean-Yves Terrain, silent since Plymouth start, may be in front in Vendredi 13 despite missing contact alongside several other skippers who have dropped out.
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Alain Colas
Brian Cooke
Jean-Yves Terrain
Plymouth
McCovey ties NL record with 14th career grand slam
Willie McCovey hit a record tying 14th career grand slam as the Giants beat the Dodgers 9-3. Dave Kingman added an 18th homer, boosting San Francisco’s win streak to four while the Dodgers dropped seven games back. The Cardinals continued a surge with eight hits from Reggie Cleveland and four RBIs from Cal Maxvill in a 7-3 win over Philadelphia. In the American League, Baltimore beat Detroit 7-2 and New York split two with Cleveland, while Boston swept Milwaukee in a 15-4 and 3-2 sequence in 11 innings.
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Pat Kelly
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Angels
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McCovey
Hank Aaron
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Don Sutton
Tito Fuentes
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Cubs
Reggie Cleveland
Cal Maxvill
Don Money
Bob Robertson
Manny Sanguillen
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Bob Rauch
Ron Fairly
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Bill Stoneman
Willie Mays
Gary Nolan
Clay Carroll
Caesar Geronimo
Johnny Bench
Lony Perez
Reds
San Diego
Nate Colbert
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Maxwell Berning Wins U S Open At Winged Foot
Susie Maxwell Berning won the U S Open at Winged Foot after Pam Barnett faltered, finishing with a final round of 71 and a $6 000 prize. Barnett led earlier but bogeyed late as Berning, a 30 year old from Incline Village Nevada, overcame a four stroke deficit to claim solo second tied with Judy Rankin and Kathy Ahern.
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N.Y
Susie Maxwell Berning
Pam Barnett
Mrs. Benning
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Nev
Pam
Miss Barnett
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Kathy Ahern
Foyt Favored In Firecracker 400 Odds At Daytona
Foyt and Pearson headline a tight field for the Firecracker 400 as the NASCAR Winston Cup season nears peak. Allison and Petty battle for early money leads with eight wins between them, while Wood brothers in Mercury and Isaac chasing from pole position. The mix includes Dodge and Plymouth entries and a reminder of last year’s hood incident. Frogs usually have smooth skins and toads warty skins.
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Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Richard Petty
Randleman
N. C
Allison
Petty
Wood Brothers
Mercury
A. J. Foyt
Houston
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S. C
Quinnela
Foyt
Pearson
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Harry Hyde
Isaac
Devlin Seeks Cleveland Open Repeat in Final Round
Bruce Devlin, once a master plumber from Australia, hopes history repeats as he trails leaders Lanny Wadkins and Larry Hinson in the rain-delayed Cleveland Open. A 64 in today’s final 18 holes could vault him to the championship, aided by a putter donated by a Cleveland plumbing firm.
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Bruce Devlin
Australia
Devlin
Tanglewood Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Larry Hinson
Hinson
Wadkins
Cesar Sanude
David Graham
Wilf Homennik
Brien Allin
Wanted Men Women For U S Civil Service Tests Now
Advertisement targets adults 18 plus for U S Civil Service job openings during the next year. Promises high starting salaries and strong job security with advancement potential. Says many positions require little education and experience but pass a test is needed. Lincoln Service advertises prep courses and free booklet by mail.
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U. S. Civil Service
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