Baseball Standings and Scores From Saturday to Monday
American League standings show Detroit leading with 24 wins and a .517 mark. Several results from Saturday through Monday include Cleveland over California 8-4, Oakland over Baltimore 4-2, Detroit defeating Minnesota 5-3, Boston routing Kansas City 10-4, and New York beating Chicago 18-10. National League notes list Pittsburgh at 27-16 and Chicago at 24-18 as leaders, with multiple daily results and leaders in batting and pitching including Piniella and Rudi leading offense and Minton or Bonds among pitchers.
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Hope All Star Memphis Ties For Ist In Texas League
Memphis edged Amarillo 6 to 5 to pull level atop the Mast Division as Amarillo shuffled pitchers in both the seventh and eighth innings. Leon Brown hit a homer for Amarillo, while Memphis used its pitchers in the same seventh and eighth frames. Alexandria captured a 9 to 2 win over Midland with two seventh-inning runs and added four more in the eighth on a two RBI single by Ulysses Wilson and a bases loaded hit. Lee Paso beat Shreveport 10 as Lee Lacy scored after a single and advanced to second.
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Sanders Proves He Can Still Play
Don Sanders, in Charlotte, wins the Kemper Open by one stroke over Lee Trevino with a final hole birdie. The victory, his 19th, is worth $35,000 and ends a two year win drought despite critics doubting his unorthodox swing and lifestyle.
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Babe Ruth Winners By Cindy Sisson Teague action at Legion Field
First National beat Blevins 10 to 0 in game one. Citizens defeated Corn Belt 5 to 3. Ricky Fawcett and Chifard Coleman pitched for the winners, John Yates and Jin Gresers for the losers. Dave Bramiett led hitters with three singles. Larry Johnson added a hit. In game two, Curtis Bast and Jim Rhodes led for the winners. Artis Perry and Janes Robinson for the losers. Standings and some players noted, but many OCR fragments remain.
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Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
Selunar Tables presents the Solunar Periods printed as Deion from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good ferritory or runting in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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New NCAA names emerge after champs in Oregon
DAN BERGER reports from MUGENE as UCLA secures a second straight NCAA team title with 82 points led by John Smith 10 points in the 400 and 45.0 anchor. New stars include Purdue’s Warren Burton 200m 20.5, Lucas in steeplechase 8:30.2, Williams long jump 26-8.14, Woods high jump 7-3¾, and DeBernardi double winner in shot 66-6 12 and discus 196-5 under host Oregon and USC sights.
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Penn Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Championship Title
Penn varsity eight wins the 70th national intercollegiate rowing championship at Onondaga Lake, led by Ted Nash. Brown and Wisconsin trailed, while Makings include the Badger freshmen and junior varsity, with Penn taking multiple cups and beating Northeastern, Cornell, and Wisconsin in the tournament heats. Gerald J. Waldman dies after hydroplane crash at Lake Catherine, Hot Springs, as UCLA wins varsity fours with coxswain and Princeton races conclude.
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Mann captures two stroke win at Lady Carling Open
Carol Mann edged Kathy Whitworth to win the Lady Carling Open at Pine Ridge in Towson Maryland. Mann tied the course record with a 67 to finish 210 nine under, while Whitworth shot 70 for 212 and Marilynn Smith was third at 213. Mann led after a front nine record 32 and moved ahead on the 14th with Whitworth bogey.
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Allison Wins Dover Mason-Dixon 500 in Stock Car Race
Bobby Allison drove a Chevrolet to a commanding Dover victory over Richard Petty in the Mason-Dixon 500, his 11th win this season from 37 starts, as Unser edged Mark Donohue by four seconds in Milwaukee for the USAC title. Also reported: Belgium Grand Prix winner Emerson Fittipaldi strengthens his world title lead with 28 points to Hulme's 19, Trans-Am winner Milt Minter, and other circuit results. Little League scores and Monday schedules noted.
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Orioles Sweep A’s in Twin Bill as Slump Grows
Orioles fall further out of AL East race after a 2-0 loss in game one and 9-0 shutout in game two against Oakland. Batting woes hit key hitters like Hendricks and Belanger as Catfish Hunter silences Baltimore early and Oakland cruises to the doubleheader sweep.
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