Ryan Pitches Second No-Hitter Of Year For Angels
Nolan Ryan fired his second no hitter of the season, striking out 17 in a 6-0 win over Detroit at Tiger Stadium. The 26 year old added two RBIs for a rare Angels performance, becoming the fifth pitcher in MLB history to throw two no hitters in a season. Other AL action included Twins over Indians in 10, Orioles over White Sox, Yankees over Royals, A’s over Brewers, and a rain halted Red Sox Rangers game. The Yonkers harness meet runs to July 24.
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Larry Paladino
Associated Press
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Brewers sweep twin bill in Texas League West action
San Antonio Brewers shut out Alexandria 3-0 in seven innings behind Bob Grossman who struck out 14 and walked none. The Brewers won 2-1 in the opener with Ed Evilsizer driving in a tie and Duane Kuiper delivering a run. Memphis Blues split with El Paso 9-1 and 8-2 as Rick Wagener earned his fifth straight decision. Amarillo edged Giants 6-5 before losing to Arkansas 3-1 as Tommy Cruz plated two in the fifth. Upcoming doubleheaders scheduled tonight include Midland at Shreveport and El Paso at Memphis.
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San Antonio Brewers
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Alexandria Aces
Memphis’ Blues
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Duane Kuiper
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Rick Wagener
Amarillo Giants
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Midland
Shreveport
Amarillo
Tommy Smith
Giants
John Andrews
Arkansas
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Hope Girls edge Nashville in opener to spark sweep
Hope girls softball rallied from a four run Nashville lead with a sixth inning burst, advances to a doubleheader sweep after a 54 victory. Pogo Griffin started the rally with a double, Diane Williams Mary Young and Rhonda Barker delivered key hits. In game two Hope exploded for nine runs in the first inning, winning 21 6. Barker Reese Griffin and Williams led a 15 hit attack as Henley pitched both games. Coaches Massanelli and Moore consider a double elimination tournament at Little League field.
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Diane Williams
Mary Young
Pogo Griffin
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Young
Rhonda Barker
Barker
Melissa Reese
Bonnie Willis
Susan Henley
Corny Coleman
Griffin
Reese
Henley
Ronnie Massanelli
Bill Moore
Little League Field
Giants Rout Pirates as McCovey Hits 400th and 401st
Willie McCovey belted his 400th in the third inning and added No. 401 in the fifth to power the San Francisco Giants to a 12-0 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter for his 234th win, back from a July injury. Garry Maddox and Ed Goodson also homered. In other NL games, Dodgers beat Cubs 9-3, Cardinals edge Padres in 15 innings 5-4, Reds top Mets 3-1, Braves down Expos 6-1, and Astros shut out Phillies 2-0 in rain-shortened play.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Juan Marichal
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Bob Johnson
Garry Maddox
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Willie Crawford
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Jerry Morales
Reds
Mets
Johnny Bench
Larry Stahl
Ross Grimsley
Grimsley
Willie Mays
Braves
Expos
Ron Schueler
Johnny Oates
Smith captures Swedish title in straight set win
American star Stan Smith defeated Manuel Orantes of Spain 6-4 6-1 7-6 to win the men's singles at the $75,000 Swedish International Tennis Championship for an $8,400 first prize. He teamed with Nikki Pilic to win the doubles title. Glynnis Coles beat Christina Sandberg 4-6 6-4 6-3 to take the women's singles.
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Duesseldorf
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West Germany
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Redondo Beach
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Cambridge Junction
Mich
Roger McCluskey
Michigan International Speedway
Rensselaer
Ind
Jim Cadile
Steve DeLong
Ross Brupacher
Chicago Bears
General Tel Aviv
Anita Zarnowiecki
Revolt Brewing At Cowboys Training Camp
Quarterbacks Namath Morton Thomas DeMarco skip camps as unrest grows at Dallas Cowboys. Namath visits Jets camp then misses week for TV shows. Morton demands trade. Manders retires from play amid salary dispute with Tex Schramm. Jordan and Pugh hold out over contracts. roster tensions rise in NFL camps.
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Brady Bunch
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Dave Manders
NBC Monitor
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Tex Schramm
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Manders
Lee Roy Jordan
Jethro Pugh
Pugh
Jordan
Schramm
Weiskopf Wins British Open in Tight Finish
Tom Weiskopf fired a final two under par 70 to claim the British Open with a 276 total. Other results include Stan Stoppa winning the U S Public Links, Fumio Tanaka at Aero Masters, and Deane Beman taking the Shrine-Robinson Open by one stroke.
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Scotland
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Flanders
N.J
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New Orleans
U.S
Tokyo
Fumio Tanaka
Japan
Hutchinson
Kan
Gary Koch
Guy Cullins
Robinson
Deane Beman
Horsham
Carole Jo Skala
Olga Korbut may retire over gymnastics ban
Olga Korbut, the 18-year-old Munich gold medalist, warns she may quit gymnastics if the International Gymnastics Federation enacts a ban on elements of her routines notably the double backward somersault. Federation president Gander urges patience as the rule awaits assembly approval.
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Olga Korbut
Associated Press
International Gymnastics Federation
Olga
Sovietsky Sport
Munich
Federation
Arthur Gander
Chiasso
Switzerland
Miss Korbut
Rotterdam
Gander
London
Wright not barred from coaching other AAA schools says attorney
Attorney for former Blytheville football coach Larry Wright argues AAA ruling targets Blytheville High, not Wright personally. AAA maintains Wright could be barred from coaching at any AAA school. Blytheville officials say the order centers on the school and a separate matter may arise if he seeks another job. A July 23 court hearing in Little Rock will address the issue further.
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Wright
Larry Wright
Ford
Eugene Warren
Little Rock
J. Smith Henley
U.S. District Court At
Warren
AAA Schoo
J.M
Johnnie” Burnett
Burnett
L.D. Harris
U.S. District Court
Hope 3 Star Sports Pro Baseball Doubleheader Turned Onals
Hope 3 Star Sports reports St Louis beat San Diego 5 to 4 in 15 innings while Los Angeles defeated Chicago 9 to 3. Monday night slate previews include Sutton at Briles and Koosman at Niekro with several NL and AL matchups listed.
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Pittsburgh
Briles
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Barr
Gibson
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Atlanta
Niekro
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Montreal
Renko
Houston
Forsch
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Solunar Tables
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is taken 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.
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