All Star NL picks nine pitchers for Atlanta game
Manager Danny Murtaugh named nine pitchers for next Tuesday's All Star game in Atlanta. Key selections include Steve Blass, Gary Nolan, Steve Carlton, Tom Seaver, Don Sutton, Bob Gibson, Tug McGraw, Bill Stoneman, and Clay Carroll, with Ferguson Jenkins omitted.
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Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
Steve Cartlton
Philadelphia
Tom Seaver
New York
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
Clay Carroll
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Tug McGraw
Padres edge Phillies in 5 1 as Arlin bids no-hitter
Padres pitcher Steve Arlin lost a potential no-hitter late, earning a 5-1 win over the Phillies as Nate Colbert drove in three including his 21st homer. Zimmer quipped offering a razor to Arlin after the near-miss. Other NL games saw Giants, Astros, Cubs, and Dodgers win. AL results included Baltimore, Detroit, and KC doubleheader sweeps. Arkansas Travelers drop to nine back. Cruz sidelined for season with elbow injury.
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Ali Ready for Tough Dublin Heavyweight Bout
Muhammad Ali predicts a hard fight against Al Lewis in Corkie Stadium Dublin as he battles a cold and aims to finish Lewis. Ali, fighting in Ireland, expects a 40,000 crowd for the 3 45 p m EDT bout while Lewis from Detroit vows to finish Ali and displays confidence in his own strength and speed.
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Palmer Faces New Look Open At Firestone Classic
Arnold Palmer leads a 144-player field at the American Golf Classic on Firestone Country Club’s 7,180-yard par 70 course as star names skip due to the British Open. Defending Jerry Heard and top challengers Johnny Miller Grier Jones and Lanny Wadkins join George Archer Bruce Crampton in the $150,000 event with a $30,000 first prize.
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Piniella fuels Royals doubleheader sweep of Indians
Lou Piniella had a homer and five other hits to spark Kansas City as they swept a doubleheader from Cleveland 6-5 and 11-8. He batted in the go ahead run in the eighth of the opener and added nine total bases with four hits in game one and a single in game two. The Royals rallied in the nightcap after Cleveland scored early, with seven runs in a big third inning aided by Rojas, Knoop, and Otis, while Del Unser and Nettles produced for the Indians with two runs in the seventh and sixth respectively.
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Dodger Defeats Mets 2-1 In Extra Innings
Los Angeles wins 2-1 as Frank Robinson homers in the 10th inning off Danny Frisella to break a tie. Mets strike first on an error, Dodgers answer with unearned run in the fourth.
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Hull eligibility under review by Hockey Canada board
Winnipeg AP Earl Dawson a Hockey Canada director said there is no way Bobby Hull will miss the team for the Russia series this fall. The board will review Hulls eligibility as the NHL contract rule blocks him from Team Canada training camp opening Aug. 13. Dawson and Scott noted the exclusive NHL deal may not have board approval and could face change.
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Hope A & Star Major league roundup
American and National League standings and results are summarized with team records, recent scores, and upcoming games. Key performers include Scheinblum and Piniella for KC, D.Allen and Epstein for Oakland, and bench leaders Bonds and Morgan with notable RBI and home run totals. The note outlines matchups across districts and highlights slated midweek games and standings movement.
Duane Thomas Ends Cowboys Walkout At Camp
Duane Thomas and Tom Landry announced that Thomas would take his physical and begin workouts, ending a brief walkout while signaling a renewed focus on football with the Dallas Cowboys. Other camp updates noted Rams QB Gabrial’s recovery, Chargers injury treatment, and several veterans missing from Oilers and Jets camps.
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Bryant Cruises To Fifth Straight Win In 3-0 Expos Shutout
Left-hander Ron Bryant of San Francisco improved to 5-0 with a four-hit, five scoreless innings? Actually a complete game shutout as he blanked the Montreal Expos 3-0. He scattered four hits, striking out several, and supported by timely offense from his teammates.
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Solunar Tables from Knight's Tables Guide Fishing
Schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in favorable cover during peak periods Sonnyo ie Cinkee Rest ears Sang See or Pat.
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