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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1975

Page

2

Desperate Gorman Thomas falls short in Fenway bid

Milwaukee’s Gorman Thomas tied an American League strikeout record at eight, then doubled into a clutch play as Boston fell 4-0 behind Jim Colborn’s seven-hitter. Texas beat Oakland 6-1, Baltimore 7-1 over Cleveland, New York 4-2 Detroit, Kansas City 5-2 Minnesota, and Chicago 7-4 California. Thomas praised by fans and Crandall as he struggled to extend the record.

Howard Smith Milwaukee Gorman Thomas Boston Fenway Park Thomas del Crandall Gorman Crandall Brewers Jim Colborn Texas Oakland Bal Steve Hargan Jim Perry Joe Rudi A’s Orioles Indians Mike Torrez Bobby Grich Lee May Baltimore Yankees Tigers New York Thurman Munson Royals Twins George Brett

Willie Wood Becomes First Black Head Coach in Modern Pro Football

Willie Wood was named head coach of the Philadelphia Bell in the World Football League three days before the season opener, becoming the first black field boss in modern pro football. The former Packers All-Pro safety, who joined as defensive coordinator, succeeds Ron Waller and reflects on the pressure to deliver a winning team. He once played quarterback at USC and switched to defense after being signed by Vince Lombardi.

Philadelphia Willie Wood Wood World Football League Philadelphia Bell Green Bay Packers Fritz Pollard NFL The Bell Ron Waller Washington, D.C University of Southern California Vince Lombardi Lombardi Packers

Pirates Aren't So Tough Says Phillies Win

The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 behind Tom Underwood’s four hit performance and two RBIs, extending Philadelphia’s dominance in the rivalry. Other NL games saw Giants, Braves, Astros, Cubs and Cardinals win, with notable rallies and clutch hits shaping the night.

Standings and Tuesday results from major league schedule

Standings show Pittsburgh 62 40 Philadelphia 59 44 New York 53 47 St Louis 51 51 Chicago 48 36 Montreal 40 58 West Cincinnati 67 37 Los Angeles 4 51 Francisco 52 51 San Diego 49 55 Atlanta 45 58 Houston 37 69 Tuesday night results include Chicago 4 Montreal 3 St Louis 5 6 New York 3 11 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2 Houston 6 San Diego 2. Wednesday games list Montreal at Chicago New York at St Louis Los Angeles at Atlanta Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Cincinnati San Diego at Houston with multiple pitchers noted.

Ken Rappoport Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Tom Underwood Dave Cash Pennsylvania San Francisco Giants Cincinnati Reds Atlanta Braves Los Angeles Dodgers Houston Astros San Diego Padres Philphia New York St. Louis Chicago Montreal West Cincinnati Los Angeles Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Rogers Burris Tate Curtis Downing Morton Carlton Reuss Falcone Darcy McIntosh Konieczny

Baseball scores Tuesday in American League results

Recap of Tuesday AL results with Cleveland beating Baltimore 7-1 Milwaukee 4 Boston 0 New York 4 Detroit 2 Kansas City 5 Minnesota 2 Chicago 7 California 4 Texas 6 Oakland 1. Noting Eckersley Cuellar Slaton Cleveland May 9-6 etc. Schedule notes include several n and a designations.

Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Boston New York Detroit Kansas City Minnesota Chicago California Texas Oakland Eckersley Cuellar Slaton Lolich Leonard Albury Kant Ryan Jenkins Holtzman

Jets reach 450000 a year deal with Namath for two years

Joe Namath and the New York Jets agreed on a two year contract worth 450000 per season. The pact ends negotiations that included a stand by Namath and his attorney Jimmy Walsh. The Jets plan a 1230 p.m. news conference at Hempstead camp to announce the agreement.

NEW York Joe Namath New York Jets Jets Hempstead N.Y Phil Iselin Namath Jimmy Walsh

El Paso Diablos massacre Arkansas in Texas League action

El Paso routed Arkansas 20-5 as 16 batters marched to the plate and 12 runs came in the first inning. Dan Behrbower fueled the attack with five hits and five RBI, while Pat Cristelli struck out 10 over eight innings. Jackson-late game thriller goes 14 innings, Mets win. Lafayette Drillers leaders. Gary Alexander tops home run chart with 20 as they beat Shreveport.

Braves Dodgers Blue Moon Odom Darrell Evans Atlanta Los Angeles Astros Padres Jose Cruz Houston San Diego Cubs Expos John Summers Jose Cardenal Chicago Montreal Cardinals Mets Ron Fairly St. Louis New York del Unser Associated Press el Paso Arkansas el Paso Diablos Travelers Jackson Midland Lafayette Shreveport Alexandria San Antonio Sam Ashford Allen Richardson Dan Beerbower Diablos RBI Dave Machemer Marty Friedman Pat Cristelli Rich Miller Craig Cacek Gary Alexander Lafayette Drillers Wendell Kim Julio Divison Shreveport Captains Dave Hilton Alexandria Aces Brewers Aces John Scott Hilton

Bartkowski praises Steelers linebackers ahead of All Star clash

AP report notes Steve Bartkowski calling Pittsburgh’s linebackers among the league’s shrewdest and fastest. He cites Jack Lambert, Jack Ham, and Andy Russell, warns of Joe Greene’s front four, and emphasizes establishing a running game to counter the defense in the 42nd College All-Star Game on Friday televised by ABC. Also mentions Margaret Court entering the Canadian Open in Toronto.

Chicago Steve Bartkowski Bartkowski Pittsburgh Steelers Jack Lambert California Jack Ham Andy Russell Joe Greene Pittsburgh Steelers ABC Greene Dwight White L.C. Greenwood Ernie Holmes Lambert Russell Ham John McKay Toronto Margaret Court Australia

Team owners deny shift rumors in Chicago and Seattle

CHICAGO AP owners of the Oakland A's and Chicago White Sox deny reports of moves to Chicago and Seattle. Finley calls the claim unfounded and Allyn says the White Sox will not leave Chicago, while noting a possible sale at about 20 million. Reports suggested moves could ease Bay Area attendance competition and aid Seattle’s franchise situation.

Chicago Oakland A’s Chicago White Sox A’s White Sox Seattle Charles Finley John Allyn Finley Oakland Allyn San Francisco Bay Area Giants Milwaukee

Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting Times

The schedule of Solunar Periods, printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES, guides daily sport. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize success.

Richard Alden Knight

Hope tourney results at Hope Country Club

The Annual Club Championship Golf Tournament was held July 26 27 at Hope Country Club with seven flights and 60 players. Winners include Mitchell LaGrone club champion 1975 in the Championship Flight, Billy Bob Whitte first in First Flight, David Moore top of Second Flight, Bob Roberts first in Third Flight, Tom Ed Hays Sr and Tandy Easley tied for first in Fourth Flight, Dick Smith top of Fifth Flight, Jeffrey Jones first in Sixth Flight, and additional runners up listed.

Hope Country Club St - Mitchell

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