A's end five game losing streak on Holtzman gem
Ken Holtzman pitched a one hitter until Hart’s eighth inning line drive to first base deflected to enable an out. Rollie Fingers finished the 6-0 win as Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando homered and Hart’s miscue sparked Oakland’s victory ending a five game skid.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Oakland
Ken Holtzman
Jim Ray Hart
Holtzman
Yankees
Hart
Deron Johnson
Canadiens place three on NHL All Star first team
Montreal Canadiens stars Ken Dryden Guy Lapointe and Frank Mahovlich earn first team honors as the NHL reveals all star selections after Montreal captured the 1972 73 Stanley Cup. Boston Bruins pair Bobby Orr Phil Esposito join Detroit’s Mickey Redmond on the first team.
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Montreal Canadiens
NHL
Canadiens
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ken Dryden
Guy Lapointe
Frank Mahovlich
Bobby Orr
Phil Esposito
Boston Bruins
Mickey Redmond
New York
Tony Esposito
Bill White
Dennis Hull
Bobby Clarke
Yvan Cournoyer
Brad Park
Rangers
Professional
Hockey Writers Association
Stargell's tape measure homer lifts Pirates over Braves 3-1
Willie Stargell belted a three run shot in the bottom of the eighth to spoil a strong outing by Gary Gentry and give the Pirates a 3-1 win over the Atlanta Braves. Stargell's 14th homer led the National League while Nellie Briles earned the victory with a three hitter. Chicago, Cincinnati and other major league results follow in a light night of baseball across the circuit.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Willie Stargell
Gary Gentry
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Gentry
Pirates
Braves
Three Rivers Stadium
Nellie Briles
Chicago
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
California
Boston
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Oakland
New York
Texas
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Tragedy, mud linger at Indianapolis 500 conclusion
Crowds departed as mud, trash and memories remained at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway after the 57th Indy 500. The race needed two washouts and four tragedy marred days with one driver and a crew member dying, two drivers seriously injured, and 10 spectators hospitalized. Cleanup was underway despite chaotic conditions and manpower cuts.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Clarence Cagle
Cahill Upsets Seeded Opponent In Little Rock Tennis
Mike Cahill of Alabama stunned fourth seed George Hardie of SMU 6-2 6-3 in the Southwest Invitational at the Country Club of Little Rock. Cahill, 20, from Eagle Wisconsin, used cross court and down the line returns to frustrate Hardie who is the current Southwest Conference singles champion. Cahill advances to face Dale Ogden of Houston in the quarterfinals.
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Mike Cahill
University of Alabama
Cahill
George Hardie
Southern Methodist University
Hardie
George
Eagle
Wis
Dale Ogden
University of Houston
Indianapolis 500 prize list released after race victory
Official prize funds for the Indianapolis 500 amount to 1,006,105 with lap leader rewards of 225. Gordon Johncock of Franklin, Indiana earned 236,002.82 as winner, followed by drivers from California, Arizona, Indiana, New Jersey, and beyond with payouts ranging from 97,512.82 to 800 for the first alternate and 200 for the qualifying prize awarded to Jim Hurtubise.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Franklin
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Fresno
Canf
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Ariz
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Lebanon
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Tinley Park
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Parsippany
N.J
Lee Kunzman
Guttenberg
Iowa
John Martin
Long Head
Calif
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Tex
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Clermont
David Hobbs
Upper Boddington
England
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Bakersfield
A.J. Foyt Jr
Houston
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Albuquerque
N.M
Dick Simon
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mark Donahue
Newtown Square
Graham McRae
Wilington
New Zealand
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Sammy Sessions
Nashville
Mich
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Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Peter Revson
Redondo Beach
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Salt Walter
Dayton
Ohio
Tom Bigelow
Whitewater
Wis
Jim Hurtubise
NLRB Upholds Rozelle Fines and Turf Bargaining
The NLRB says NFL commissioner Rozelle can fine players $200 for leaving benches during on field fights. It also found no violation by the NFL Management Council in bargaining over artificial turf in 1971, while recognizing turf installation as a mandatory subject of bargaining.
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Pete Rozelle
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
NFL Management Council
Nfil Players Association
Players Union
The
Players Association
Rozelle
Indy 500 unsafe says Granatelli may pull team
Los Angeles AP reports Andy Granatelli warned the Indianapolis 500 is unsafe due to higher speeds. His STP team may withdraw from Indianapolis and USAC beyond this season unless changes are made.
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Los Angeles
Andy Granatelli
Granatelli
STP Corporation
Gordon Johncock
Indianapolis
United States Automobile Club
Smith Fights For Survival In French Open Clash
Stan Smith, top money winner, trailed 3-6 6-3 6-7 2-1 to Tom Okker on rain-paused, clay courts as Paris rain disrupts Roland Garros. Italian forerunners loom as weather delays push finals, while Arthur Ashe and Chris Evert also feature in the deteriorating schedule.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
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Roland Garros Stadium
Pasadena
Calif
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Netherlands
Rome
Smith
Okker
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Paulo Bertolucci
Italy
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Helga Masthoff
West Germany
Howley retires No 54 with the Cowboys
Chuck Howley seven time All-Pro linebacker and MVP of Super Bowl V retired his No 54 with the Dallas Cowboys. at 37 after a 14 year NFL career. He cited family and business reasons and noted a desire to go out on top while acknowledging his knee injury and a recent surgery. Coach Tom Landry praised his contribution and leadership.
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Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
API
Chuck Howley
Dallas Cowboys
Howley
Baltimore
Cowboys
Miami
Lewis
Hawley
Jerry Yobbs
Baseball East and West Division Standings and Schedule
Baseball standings show Memphis leading the East with a .581 winning percentage, followed by Arkansas and Shreveport. West division leaders San Francisco and Los Angeles battle for top spot as Houston and Cincinnati chase. Thursday results include Shreveport beating Alexandria in a makeup game. Friday games feature Memphis at El Paso and additional cross-division matchups.
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Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
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Atlanta
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Chicago
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Moore
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Little League scores and Friday schedule at K Park
In K Park Little League action Barry's beat Walker's Refrigeration 11 to 0 with Hogan allowing two hits and five strikeouts. James Motor Co. defeated Hope Auto 20 to 0. Hunt won the second game with eight strikeouts. O'Dell and Terry pitched for the losers. Friday features Sheriff's and Lions games at 6:30. The standings show Detroit, New York, Baltimore, Boston, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Minnesota, California, Kansas City, Oakland, and Texas with various records. Sunday schedules include Oakland at Boston and Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Babe Ruth League Action Opens With Merchants Win 6 3
In Legion Field action Merchants defeated Blevins 6 to 3 in the first game. David Cobb, Robert Smith and Leonard Brown pitched for Merchants, with Cobb also collecting a triple. Blevins used Arnie Linzy on the mound. In the second game Wayne East and Cliff Coleman pitched for the winners as Optimist beat First National 7 to 3.
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David Cobb
Robert Smith
Leonard Brown
Arnie Linzy
David Sisson
David Miller
Jerry White
Wayne East
Cliff Coleman
Charles Harris
Ron Townsend
Alvin Davis
Stan Harris
Mark Harris
Huddleston
May
Larry Huff
Cedric Hawkins
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting Timing
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide anglers and hunters. Plan days to fish during prime B00d territory and hunt in good cover to maximize sport potential each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
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