Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup NL East and West
National League East standings show Chicago leading with 143 games played and a .543 record followed by St Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York in pursuit. West features Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego and San Diego split results with upcoming games and weekend schedules across major matchups.
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Solunar Tables From Knight’s Guide For Daily Sport
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide planning for fishing and hunting. Use the schedule to fish in productive territory or hunt in favorable cover and maximize daily sport opportunities.
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Belanger spoils Ryan no-hitter bid in 11 innings
Nolan Ryan, aiming to throw a third no-hitter this season, held Baltimore hitless into the 11th before Mark Belanger singled for the Orioles only hit. The game went 11 innings with Baltimore winning 3-1 as Ryan exited after Davis doubled in the 11th. Ryan recorded 41 strikeouts in his last three games and leads the league with 233 striking.
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Bobby Darwin
Tony Oliva
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Darrell Porter
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al Downing
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Jim Brewer
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Hill leads U S Women’s Open on amateur day with 68
Cynthia Hill a 25 year old amateur from Colorado Springs shot a 68 at the Country Club of Rochester to lead by two over Barbara Boddie as 18 players posted 78. Betsy Rawls Sue Roberts and Kathy Whitworth were among those at 71 or better while top pros struggled. The field of 141 will be cut to 50 low scores after first round.
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Carol Mann
Pam Higgins
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Gene Tunney
Sam Snead
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Johnny Bench
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Watergate Blooper Debates as Democrats Pledge New Pitch
In the 1973 congressional baseball game setup, Democrats led by Rep. Frank M. Clark claim a new pitch called the Watergate Blooper as they eye a turnaround after nine straight defeats. GOP manager Rep. Silvio Conte bets on victory with a challenge to fresh talent and a display prior to the Orioles Tigers game.
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Thomas run mystery ends quietly with Chargers
Irvine California AP reports Duane Thomas, a non career running back for the San Diego Chargers, ended his stint in silence after a tepid practice. Coach Harland Svare cited his absence of answers and decision to release him, trading him for Washington's No 1 in 1975 and No 2 in 1976, while Dallas and Allen navigate Larry Brown's Redskins holdout and backfield depth.
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Lilly Returns to Cowboys Camp as Thomas Traded
Lilly rejoined the Dallas Cowboys at Thousand Oaks camp after a two year contract update and health check. Duane Thomas was traded from the Chargers to the Redskins for two future picks. Fleming ends holdout with Dolphins. Scott remains absent over a contract dispute.
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Mays Named All Star Captain For Tuesday Game
Willie Mays, added at the last moment to the National League squad, will captain the team for Tuesday night's All Star Game in Kansas City. NL President Chub Feeney and manager Sparky Anderson of the Reds announced the late selection, giving Mays his 24th All Star appearance, tying Stan Musial's record. Anderson also named Bobby Bonds, Willie Davis, Manny Mota, Ron Fairly, and Bob Watson among the outfielders for a 29 man squad.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Montreal
Bob Watson
Houston
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White Sox
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Tanner
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Williams
Merritt Hospital
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Charles Hudson
Cronin
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
John Mayberry
Cookie Rojas
Dave Nelson
Texas
Sal ‘Bahdo
Oakland
Buddy Bell
Cleveland
Eddie Brinkman
Detroit
Thurman Munson
New York
Bill Freehan
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Willie Horton
Dave May
Milwaukee
Nolan Ryan Named All Star After Roster Change
Nolan Ryan of the California Angels was added to the American League All-Star roster after Commissioner Bowie Kuhn allowed a 29th man. Williams, hospitalized for emergency appendectomy, had not included Ryan in the original list. Ryan leads the league with 233 strikeouts and nearly pitched a third no hitter this season.
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Dempsey and Sirica: Old Friends in Pressed Times
NEA piece recalls Jack Dempsey as an early idol of Judge John J. Sirica now a close confidant. Sirica praises Dempsey, recalling the 1917 Willard fight, wartime bond drives, a memorable elevator moment with a charwoman, and Dempsey’s humble rise. The article weaves other sports figures and moments, including Sam Snead, Johnny Bench, Ron Turcotte, and Secretariat, with brief reflections on their careers and public images.
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