Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
A crowded page lists The hope x star sports pro standings for the American and National leagues, with team records, percentages, and games back. It covers Wednesday and Thursday games, upcoming Friday matches, and major league leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases, naming players from New York, Oakland, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston, Cincinnati, Houston, Pittsburgh, and others.
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Solunar Tables Guide For Daily Sport Timings
Solunar Tables sourced from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advise planning days to fish or hunt during favorable periods. The guide suggests aligning activities with these times to maximize success in daily sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Time running out for Hank Aaron in pursuit of Ruth
Hank Aaron went 0 for 4 with two singles and a double as he chased his 24th homer and 697th career, 17 shy of Babe Ruth's 714. Greg Luzinski homered twice for the Phillies in a 6-5 win over Atlanta, while Montreal beat Cincinnati 4-3 and other NL games featured Renko and Goodson leading notable performances.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Henry Aaron
Greg Luzinski
Hammerin
Hank
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Philadelphia
Luzinski
Atlanta
Phillies
Braves
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Houston
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Steve Renko
Reds
Ed Goodson
Cubs
Aaron's record 7a season high tied in 1973 game
Aaron had two singles and a double in five at bats as Atlanta lost to Philadelphia 6 5. The season notes show 23 home runs for 1973 and 696 career homers with Babe Ruth 714 as the record. Aaron's magic number stood at 18 with 70 games remaining.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Yanks Move Back To First After Close Win
Thurman Munson sparked a 2-1 Yankee victory over the White Sox, lofting a clutch throw to nail pinch runner Joe Keough at second with Lyle sealing his 23rd save. Ron Blomberg homered and Lanier doubled for New York as Chicago's Bill Melton and Ken Henderson produced the lone runs.
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Alex Lachare
Associated Press
Fritz Peterson
Sparky Lyle
New York Yankees
Thurman Munson
Yanks
Chicago
Lyle
Peterson
Tony Muser
Muser
Munson
Hal
Lanier
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Colonels president resigns amid mutual agreement
Kentucky Colonels president and general manager Mixe Storen resigned effective immediately. John Y. Brown Jr. said the move was mutual and noted Storen helped build the team into a winning club. Brown recently regained controlling interest and Ellie Brown repurchased it for an all-woman board. rumors of dismissal had circulated.
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Louisville
John Y. Brown Jr
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Mixe Storen
Colonels
Storen
Brown
Cincinnati
Ellie
Weiskopf Leads British Open As Winds Shape Round
Tom Weiskopf fired a four under par 68 to grab a lead in the second round at Troon amid gusty winds that challenged contenders. Jack Nicklaus and Bert Yancey were two strokes back with 69s, while bettors trimmed favorites as the wind and course tests continued to shape the 102nd British Open.
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Noel Hughes
Associated Press
Troon
Scotland
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
West Coast
Jack Nicklaus
Bert Yancey
Nicklaus
Yancey
Johnny Miller
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Tennis summit faces new foe in world tennis clash
WARSAW AP The ILTF fights the ATP over control of the world tennis circuit as World Team Tennis looms as a rival. ILTF rejects 50 50 governance demands, seeking a 4 3 majority on a seven member board, prompting ATP officials to accuse the federation of resisting modern professional reform.
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International Lawn Tennis Federation
Association of Tennis Professionals
ILTF
Allan Heyman
ATP
Jim McManus
Battle of the sexes moves to tennis courts showdown
Billie Jean King defends her title against Bobby Riggs in a planned $100,000 money match. Promoter Jerry Perenchio will announce date and site soon as Riggs aims to prove a 55 year old can defeat a world champion from Wimbledon era.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Billie Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Jerry Perenchio
Margaret
U.S
Billie Jean
Jets open training camp with Namath late start
Jets coach Weeb Ewbank will start Camp with Namath arriving late due to television duties. Ewbank will evaluate four other quarterbacks Al Woodall Don Gault Bill Demery and Jim Foote while noting Namath’s long preseason workload. Elsewhere NFL notes include holdouts ending for Miami safeties Dick Anderson and Jake Scott, Karl Lorch leaving Cowboys camp, and several rookies signing with other teams.
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Frank Brown
Associated Press
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Namath
Ewbank
Joe
al Woodall
Don Gault
Bill Demery
Jim Foote
NFL
Dick Anderson
Jake Scott
Miami Dolphins
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Miami
Scott
Stones Sets World High Jump Record in Munich
Dwight Stones, a 19 year old from Los Angeles, cleared 7 feet 6 and 4/10 inches to break the world high jump mark at Munich Olympic Stadium. He celebrated after the final attempt as about 20,000 spectators roared, casting him as the last major competitor in a crowded meet.
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Associated Press
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West Germany
Dwight Stones
Stones
Los Angeles
Munich Olympic
Dium
United States
Switzerland
Pat Matzdorf
University of Wisconsin
Montreal
Bull
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Razorbacks QB Scott Bull joins summer church work
University of Arkansas players led by quarterback Scott Bull did church ministry in West Memphis with Trinity Baptist Church. They held youth games and devotions with 125 to 175 children daily, spoke at churches on weekends, and saw about 38 conversions during a four week period while living at the church.
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Associated Press
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University of Arkansas
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Razorbacks
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Mark Hollingsworth
Ben Revard
Trinity Baptist Church
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Memphis
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