National League East standings and Tuesday schedule
The page lists National League East team records and upcoming games. Pittsburgh leads with 53 wins, Chicago and New York trail, with St Louis, Montreal, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati chasing. Tuesday matchups include Cincinnati at Chicago, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Houston, and New York at Los Angeles among others, plus batting and pitching leaders across the leagues.
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Trudeau joins hockey dispute over Hull joining Team Canada
In Montreal AP reports Prime Minister Trudeau faces criticism for pushing to let Bobby Hull play for Team Canada in the Canada Russia series. NHL officials and Alan Eagleson cite political motives as Hull, now with Winnipeg Jets, is barred by NHL contract rules. Meanwhile in Indianapolis AP notes Bob Allard won the National Public Links playoff in a 16 hole contest, edging Rick Schultz.
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Hope Jr Legion defeats Salem Jr Legion 8 to 4 in Little Rock
The Hope Jr American Legion team beat Salem 8 to 4 on Sunday. Mike Downs hit his first homer of the year and led Hope with two doubles and a triple while Richard Butler earned the win. Hope faces Camden Tuesday at City Park and Benton next at 6:00 in Sheridan.
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Gabriel Hospitalized With Pneumothorax In Rams Camp
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel suffered a spontaneous pneumothorax and was hospitalized after suffering breathing difficulties during the first drill at Long Beach State camp. Reports varied on his return, with estimates from five weeks to a full season. In his absence, John Walton and Jerry Rhome will handle signal calling. Other NFL notes include Speedy Duncan missing Redskins camp with a $100 daily fine, Paul Brown praising Bengals camp, Duane Thomas and Bill Thomas missing Cowboys camp, and Lou Michaels failing to report to the Packers.
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Speedy Duncan
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Colwell wins Houston Sertoma Open Bowling Tourney
Air Force Sgt Paul Colwell of Tucson Arizona surged into the lead Monday night to win the Houston Sertoma Open Bowling Tournament. He earned $4,000 beating veteran pro Jack Biondolillo of Houston 209 to 207 after finishing with an 83 pin advantage. It was Colwell’s second straight tourney victory, following a win at a similar event last week at Davis Air Force Base.
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Speedy Crown owners issue challenge at Roosevelts meet
Speedy Crown, first U S International Trot winner in eight years, faces two past champions Une de Mai and Fresh Yankee in a $50,000 match race at Roosevelt Raceway on Saturday. Une de Mai was scratched after leg muscle tightness following a Thursday workout.
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Amarillo Tops Travs In Texas League Battle
Amarillo exploded for five runs in the third inning then held Arkansas to a late threat, winning 5-4. All Amarillo runs came off loser Al Hrabrosky, with two earned. Leo Mazzone earned the win.
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Soluner Tables schedule from Solunar Tables source
Schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan activities to fish during prime periods and hunt in good cover. The excerpt emphasizes aligning days with the fish and game availability according to existing tables.
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Memphis Tams name president
Former Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp is named president of the Memphis Tams, ABA team owned by Charles Finley. Rupp, 70, will run the club under a three year contract and select a general manager, with Finley seeking regional branding under the Tams name.
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Hope to Host Babe Ruth and Little League Tournaments
Hope is hosting the Babe Ruth League District Tournament July 14-22 at Legion Field with six towns Texarkana Nashville Arkadelphia Malvern Sheridan and Hope entering two teams each 15-year olds in double elimination and 13-14 year olds in single elimination Two daily games start at 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. except Sundays The State Little League Tournament is set for August 3-4 on the same site.
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Nashville
Arkadelphia
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Youth with Cerebral Palsy Aims to Wrestle At High School
Cleveland AP reports 14 year old Mike McGinty, partially paralyzed, trains at the Ohio School of Wrestling. From Fairview Park, he attends Greenbriar Junior High in Parma for elevator access and raised funds via a rummage sale and Kiwanis support to attend a wrestling camp. He dreams of competing for his high school team despite limited upper body use and no leg function. His coach Frank Fiore praises his spirit and potential to inspire others even as the family endures hardship.
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Pennant races widen as Oakland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati surge
The pennant races tilt with Oakland eight games up after a 3-1 win over Chicago. Pittsburgh rallied to beat Atlanta 6-5 as Willie Stargell drove in four. Cincinnati crushed Chicago 7-2 and St. Louis toppled Houston 3-2 to extend the Reds NL West lead to six. Baltimore beat Texas 1-0, narrowing AL East suspense.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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White Sox
Mickey Lolich
A’s
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Dick Allen Heads All Star Team From American League
Dick Allen the Chicago White Sox slugger led the American League All Star voting with 1 092758 of 3171556 ballots. He starts at first base alongside Brooks Robinson Luis Aparicio and others as the 44th All Star Game is set for July 25 in Atlanta NBC telecast.
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New York
Bowie Kuhn
Chicago White Sox
Allen
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Detroit
Norm Cash
Brooks Robinson
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Sal Bando
Boston Red Sox
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Atlanta
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Yastrzemski
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Cleveland
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