Richie Allen Rejoins the Phillies After 86 Day Suspension
Richie Allen returns to the Philadelphia Phillies after an 86 day suspension for missing a doubleheader. Manager Bob Skinner says he will not play until in shape, and owner Bob Carpenter notes no promise of trade or repayment of suspension pay. Allen had been hitting .319 with 19 homers and 45 RBIs before the suspension.
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Twins Roll Past Pilots In Split Doubleheader
The Minnesota Twins beat Seattle 11-7 in 18 innings after Jim Perry’s two scoreless relief innings, then won the regularly scheduled game 4 0 to move two games ahead in the AL West. Perry’s 11th win capped a doubleheader sweep as other majors results included Cubs over Phillies, Mets split with Montreal, and Atlanta routing San Diego.
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Perry homers as Giants rally past Dodgers in tight NL West battle
Gaylord Perry hits his seventh of the season and wins 7-0 for San Francisco over Los Angeles. Willie Mays reaches 2,885 hits, moving into 16th on the all time list. The day also features Braves power in a 10-0 win over San Diego and Cubs sweeping Philadelphia.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Times
Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide planning for fishing and hunting. Use the schedule to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during peak periods each day.
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Namath Rejoins Jets at Hofstra Training Camp
Joe Namath returned to the New York Jets training camp at Hofstra University in Hempstead New York after a brief retirement. He said he will work out for the first time this season as he complies with an order from football commissioner Pete Rozelle requiring him to divest his interests in Bachelors II restaurant or face suspension.
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Lawrence Resigns as Asst Coach of Hope High Bobcats
Lawrence, assistant coach of the Hope High Bobcats football team, has resigned to become head coach of a junior high program in Little Rock. Johnny McMurry, 1969 A&M graduate, will replace him as assistant and 7th and 8th grade PE teacher, expected to report by August 1. The senior coaching staff now includes Ronnie Higgins and Willie Tate. John Allen Ross becomes head basketball coach and aids football.
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Pearson in South Victory at Bristol
BRISTOL Tenn AP Stock ace David Pearson roared to his ninth NASCAR Grand National victory of the season in the Volunteer 500 a 250 mile race Sunday and ran his earnings to more than 100 000 for the second year in a row
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Andretti Earns Sixth Victory of Season at Trenton
Indy 500 winner Mario Andretti claimed his sixth win of the auto racing season by finishing first in the Trenton 200 at Trenton Speedway. He edged Wally Dallenbach Jr. by a narrow margin as the field dwindled with many retirements. Andretti completed the 1 mile track with fuel to spare despite a rough race and earned over 13 thousand dollars.
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Razorbacks Set Season Opener and Classic Dates
The University of Arkansas basketball team will open its 19 game schedule December 1 at Missouri. They are slated for the Liberty Bowl Classic December 10 11 in Memphis and the Bayou Classic December 19 20 in Lafayette Louisiana. New opponents include Oklahoma and Northwest Louisiana.
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Amarillo Giants top Travs 4-1 behind Frost no-hit through seven
Amarillo pitcher Bill Frost worked seven hitless innings before a one out single broke the no hit bid as the Giants beat the Travelers 4-1 in Texas League action. Frost earned his ninth win with a four hitter, despite the run in the eighth and three runs scoring in the second inning on Rick Mallon, Holbert, Rader, Frost, and Blanco singles. Memphis edged Albuquerque 6-5 and San Antonio won 3-2 over El Paso in other league games.
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Twins Rally To Sweep Seattle In Doubleheader
The Twins earned two wins in a single day. In the suspended 18 inning affair they plated an 11-7 triumph with the final two innings by the bullpen, then returned to blank Seattle 40 in the regularly scheduled game.
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US Sweeps Track Meet Turnout Poor
Los Angeles hosted the U S Soviet British Commonwealth track meet with only 30 340 in attendance over two days far below Stanford 1962 crowds of about 150 000 The AAU failed to secure sponsors and a 90 000 guarantee affecting publicity Yet performances stood out including John Carlos winning the 100 meters in 10 3 and the 200 in 20 3 while U S women won seven of 13 events
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