Baseball Standings and Scores From Sunday Baseball Actions
National League East standings show Pittsburgh atop with 48 27. New York 44 31, St. Louis 40 35, Chicago 41 36, Montreal 32 43, Philadelphia 26 50. West leads by Houston 45 33, Los Angeles 40 36, Atlanta 36 42, San Francisco 34 48, San Diego 29 48. Sunday results include Chicago over Cincinnati 5-0 and San Diego beating Philadelphia 5-4. Major league leaders list Scheinblum and Piniella at .327 and .321, with Morgan 70 runs and Bench 21 homers among NL leaders.
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Cards top Yankees 9 8 in late rally at Key Field
In Doctor's League action last Thursday at Key Field the Cards beat the Yankees 9 to 8 after scoring in the final inning. Smith earned the win with 12 strikeouts, Sutton took the loss. Also, the Braves edged the Dodgers 9 to 8 in a 2 hour 15 minute game with Teim and Phillips winning and Morrison and McHenry sharing for the Dodgers. The Cubs Giants game was postponed due to the long Braves Dodgers game and will be played Thursday July 20.
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Giants Outslug Captians Travelership Cubs 2-1
Amarillo Giants slugged Shreveport Captain 12-5 to close within two games of West leader El Paso as Memphis Blues beat El Paso 9-3. Alexandria Aces topped San Antonio 7-2 while Arkansas Travelers edged Midland Cubs 2-1 in a night of Texas League action.
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Pirates Rout Braves as Stargell and company power win
Hank Aaron homered for his 657th career blast but the Pirates defeated the Atlanta Braves 7-4. Stargell Robertson Sanguillen and Oliver homered for Pittsburgh to open a four game NL East lead over the Mets. Aaron hailed Pittsburgh as the league’s best and noted depth on the Pirates’ bench.
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Kathy Ahern Wins George Washington Golf Classic
Kathy Ahern clinched the $32,000 George Washington Golf Classic by one stroke, finishing 54 holes at Hidden Springs Golf Club with a six under par 67 final round after earlier posting 68 and 68. She edged Sandra Haynie and credited resilience after two early bogeys.
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Texarkana Defeats Hope Junior Legion 2–0 at Home
Texarkana beat Hope 2 to 0 Friday night as Texarkana scored in the second and fourth innings. Plante earned the win with eight hits allowed, two walks, and nine strikeouts. Rowland took the loss for Hope with seven hits, two walks, and eight strikeouts.
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Hope Junior Legion Wins Doubleheader over Texarkana
Hope improves to 13 4 after sweeping Texarkana in a Sunday doubleheader here. In the opener Hope won 7 1 behind Downs four strikeouts on eight hits. Texarkana’s Hubbard took the loss. In the nightcap Hope prevailed 2 0 as Rice fanned seven while Bridges allowed four hits. Next game Friday July 14 at 7:00 p.m. vs Fordyce in Fordyce.
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Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting
Schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides hunters and anglers to fish in good territory and hunt in good cover. The period schedule helps plan activity times for peak success.
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Ryun aims for third Olympic gold in Munich odds
Eugene AP reports veteran runners Jim Ryun Frank Shorter Willie Davenport Jay Silvester George Young and rising stars Roy Robinson Larry Burton Steve Smith Dwight Stones compete for spots on the U S Olympic team. Ten days of trials determine the top three finishers in each event for the Munich Games beginning August 31. Ryun seeks the first U S metric mile gold since 1908 as Prefontaine and Young push for records and spots in sprints jumps and hurdles bolster a strong American roster.
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Blevins Defeats Merchants In Babe Ruth League
Blevins won 4 0 at Legion Field behind pitcher Mark Spears who allowed seven hits and two strikeouts Tim Walton and David Cobb pitched for Merchants Levelle Scott Danny Gibson and Tim Gregory led the winners with singles For Merchants Mike Hobson doubled Keith Cummings and David Sisson had singles District Tournament runs July 14 24 will feature Hope Malvern Texarkana Nashville Arkadelphia and Sheridan clubs in a regional advance effort
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Smith Grabs Wimbledon Tennis Crown
Stan Smith, the 6-foot-4 American from Sea Pines South Carolina, defeated Ilie Nastase in a dramatic five set final on Wimbledon Center Court 4-6 6-3 6-3 6-4 7-5. The match stretched after rain delayed play by a day and showcased Nastase's fiery temper against Smith's calm demeanor.
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