Baseball Standings and Schedule Blitz Across Leagues
In the National League East Chicago leads with 51 43 and St Louis 49 44. Montreal 44 48 trails, while Pittsburgh 42 48 and Philadelphia 42 51 chase. West includes Los Angeles 62 35 and Cincinnati 14 42, with San Francisco 53 43. Upcoming games feature matchups across multiple cities, including Chicago at San Francisco and Montreal at Cincinnati. Also includes American leagues with Minnesota and Boston results and a packed weekend slate across many teams.
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Montreal Expos
Alan Foster
Cubs
Padres
Jose Cardenal
Clarence Gaston
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Dan Driessen
Ross Grimsley
Bob Bailey
Bob Stinson
Solunar Tables From Knight Guide Featured For Planning
Solunar Periods are printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in productive territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Belanger spoils Ryan bid for third no hitter this season
Nolan Ryan held Baltimore hitless through seven innings as Mark Belanger lined a center field single for the Orioles only hit, yet Baltimore won 3 1 in 11 innings. Ryan’s run total and strikeout streaks highlighted the day, with Angles and league leaders affected.
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Anaheim
California
Nolan Ryan
Baltimore
Mark Belanger
Orioles
Ryan
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Rich Coggins
Coggins
Tommy Davis
Brooks Robinson
Belanger
Baltimore Orioles
Williams
Athletics
Chicago
Hill leads Women's Open with 68 amateur record
Cynthia Hill, 25, an amateur from Colorado Springs, shot 68 for a first round lead at the $40,000 U.S. Women's Open on the Country Club of Rochester course. Barbara Boddie, recent pro, trails by two. Many top names struggled as field of 141 plays on to the weekend with cuts to 50 and ties after round one.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Cynthia Hill
Colorado Springs
Colo
Barbara Boddie
Miss Hill
Donna Caponi Young
Carol Mann
Democrats hope Watergate Blooper scores in baseball game
In a playful pregame letter Rep. Frank M. Clark announces a new Democratic pitch called the Watergate Blooper to topple GOP foes in the congressional baseball game in Baltimore. GOP manager Rep. Silvio Conte vows victory as Rep. Robert Michel leads the Republicans with a no hitter in prior wins.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Frank M. Clark
Pennsylvania
Memorial Stadium
Clark
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Conte
Michel
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Duane Thomas Leaves Chargers in Silence
Irvine AP report: Duane Thomas, never an NFL game starter for San Diego, ends his Chargers tenure after a muted practice. Coach Svare trades Thomas to Washington for the Redskins first pick in 1975 and second in 1976, as Allen weighs depth amid Larry Brown’s contract dispute and absences.
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Dallas
Allen
Larry Brown
National Football League
Redskins
Carlisle
Duane
Brown
Lilly Returns To Cowboys Camp Amid Key Moves
Dallas anchor Bob Lilly rejoins the Cowboys at Thousand Oaks camp after GM Tex Schramm persuaded him from retirement. Duane Thomas is traded from the Chargers to the Redskins for two future picks amid his suspension and reunion year turmoil in the league.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
National Football League
Tex Schramm
Mays Added as All Star Captain in Kansas City
Willie Mays, 42, added at last to the National League roster and named captain for Tuesday night’s All-Star Game in Kansas City. NL President Chub Feeney and Sparky Anderson announced the move as Mays ties Stan Musial for 24 All-Star appearances. Other NL selections include Bobby Bonds, Willie Davis, Manny Mota, Ron Fairly, and Bob Watson.
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Willie Mays
Kansas City
Chub Feeney
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Mays
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Willie Davis
Manny Mota
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Fairly
Montreal
Bob Watson
Houston
Anderson
Nolan Ryan Named All Star In 1972 Game
Nolan Ryan of the California Angels, after nearly matching a no hitter feat, was added to the American League roster for the Kansas City All Star Game following a league roster expansion. Williams selected Ryan before his second no hitter, as Cronin announced reserves including Yaz and Mayberry among others.
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Bowie Kuhn
Williams
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Merritt Hospital
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Cookie Rojas
Dave Nelson
Texas
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Sal ‘Bahdo
Buddy Bell
Cleveland
Eddie Brinkman
Thurman Munson
New York
Bill Freehan
Paul Blair
Baltimore
Willie Horton
Dave May
Milwaukee
Dempsey and Sirica Era Friends Highlight Sports Figures
NEA interview recalls Jack Dempsey as early idol of Judge John J. Sirica and his long friendship with the Washington jurist. Sirica praises Dempsey’s humility, recounts memories from beating Jess Willard in 1917, war bond drives, and a famous elevator exchange with a charwoman. Also notes on Sam Snead’s swing, Deane Beman, Johnny Bench, Ron Turcotte, and other sports figures.
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YORK
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John J. Sirica
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Sirica
United States District Court
Washington D.C
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McCord
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Jess Willard
Washington Evening Star
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Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Sam Snead
Deane Beman
Johnny Bench
Bench
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