Redman Wins F5000 Showdown At Watkins Glen
Brian Redman of England won the Formula 5000 race at Watkins Glen after battling Jackie Oliver, who broke down with an engine failure. Mario Andretti, hampered by ignition trouble at the start, finished sixth as Redman extended his series lead to 96 points while Al Unser moved to second with 48 and Andretti remained third with 41. Redman and Andretti had set new lap records, and Redman averaged 119.22 mph for the race.
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Alligator comeback prompts federal action in Southeast
The US Fish and Wildlife Service proposes three actions affecting alligator populations across Southeastern states. Louisiana counties would remove alligators from federal lists, seven states would downgrade from endangered to threatened, and three states would remain endangered. The move follows a period of recovery due to strict protection and law enforcement.
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Maltbie wins Quad Cities Open in upset Sunday
Rookie Roger Maltbie rode a late surge from seven strokes back to win the Quad Cities Open in Moline. He posted a four round 275 nine under par to earn 15000 dollars while leader Dave Eichelberger finished at 276 and tied with several others for much of the final day. Eichelberger lamented his loss and loss of confidence after a tough weekend.
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Reds Hold 10th Straight Win Before All Star Break
Pete Rose delivers a bases loaded two run single highlighting Cincinnati's 5-3 victory over the Mets as the Reds extend their recent dominance to 41 wins in 50 games and widen their division lead. The action cards include St Louis over Los Angeles 2-1 and other league results. The All Star break pauses Cincinnati’s momentum while Rose contends the team will improve in the second half.
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Two old pros face says time for final call
LAS VEGAS NEA reports Andy Russell and Merlin Olsen, long time NFL stars, weighing whether to retire as age 35 and 14th season with the Rams approach. Russell plans a Steelers comeback while Olsen debates retirement but aims to play another year.
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Blevins Defeats Dierks in Big Babe Ruth Match
The Blevins Babe Ruth team beat Dierks 22 to 11 on Sunday at the new Blevins Baseball Park.
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Rotella to Miss Season After Knee Injury in Knoxville
Jamie Rotella, Hamilton linebacker in the Canadian Football League and former Tennessee player, will miss the upcoming season due to a knee injury. He is recuperating in a Knoxville hospital after surgery, saying the injury happened on a sharp cut and that he remained with the team until deciding to have the operation in Knoxville.
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Robinzine Chosen No 1 by Kings In 1975 Draft
Bill Robinzine of DePaul signed a four year contract with the Kansas City Kings as the No 1 pick in the 1975 NBA draft. He averaged 19.4 points and 13.5 rebounds per game as a senior and stands 6 foot 7 and 230 pounds.
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Watson wins British Open in windy Carnoustie playoff
In Carnoustie Tom Watson edged Jack Newton by one stroke after an eagle at the 14th in the playoff. Watson closed with a 71 to Newton's 74, securing his first major in four years and a 16 500 prize while Newton earned 13 200 as runner up.фер
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Solunar Tables Origins and Hunting Guidance
Solunar Tables printed below come from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential offered by each day.
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Standings and results for the American League and National League
The American League East shows Boston leading with 90 wins and 37 losses, followed by Milwaukee and New York in close pursuit. standings include Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit. The West features Oakland atop with 99 wins, Kansas City, Chicago, Texas, Minnesota, California, each with varied records. Sunday and Saturday results list multiple games, including Milwaukee at Chicago, Cleveland at California, and Oakland defeating Baltimore. The National League table has Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Montreal, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta, Houston with wins and losses and several completed scores from a busy set of games and the All-Star Game noted for Milwaukee.
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