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The Arkansas Travelers swept San Antonio in a two game set 4-1 and 3-1 to gain a half game in the Texas League Eastern Division. Rick Pope Rudy Arroyo and Greg Millikan combined on the mound with a save from Millikan Bright extended his hit streak to 14 games and Bake McBride homered in the second game. Rich Folkers is slated to pitch tonight at 7 30 p m as the series continues with a single contest.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
San Antonio
Rick Pope
Rudy Arroyo
Greg Millikan
Bill Bright
Bake McBride
Arkansas
Rich Folkers
Travelers
Twins End Losing Streak at Baltimore in 3-2 Win
Bobby Darwin doubled home the decisive run in the sixth as the Twins beat the Orioles 3-2. Minnesota snapped a four game skid and moved into second place in the AL West, three games behind Oakland while Baltimore dropped to 3.0 games back in the AL East. Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore, but the club hit only five total safeties against Dick Woodson and Wayne Granger.
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Aners
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Marl Weaver
Orioles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Dick Woodson
Wayne Granger
Brooks Robinson
Detroit
Powell
Cleveland
Campeneris
Oakland
Hope Auto Edges James Mfr In Little League at K Park
Hope Auto beat James Motor Co 10 6 in game one at K Park Scott Rowland pitched for Hope Auto Bruce Hunt started for James Motor Co Tommy Allen went 3 for 4 Greg Gough 1 for 2 Steve Banks led losers with three hits Rufus Herndon hit a grand slam the first of his career In game two CBC defeated Greening Ellis 16 2 Aaron Sheppard pitched for CBC Duane Cobb Arthur Brown and Steve Jones pitched for Greening Ellis Aaron Sheppard and James Washington each had two hits for the winners Mark Schrader and Arthur Brown had one hit apiece for the losers Tuesday night features Barrys vs Walkers Ref at 6 30 p m and Sheriffs vs Lions in the second game.
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K-Park
Hope Auto
James Motor Co
CBC
Greening-Ellis
Scott Rowland
James Motor
Bruce Hunt
Tommy Allen
Greg Gough
Steve Banks
Rufus Herndon
Aaron Sheppard
Duane Cobb
Arthur Brown
Steve Jones
Greening Ellis
James Washington
Mark Schrader
Sanders Boosted To 8th Place
NEW YORK AP Doug Sanders rose to eighth on the season money winnings list after winning the Kemper Open in Charlotte North Carolina. His $35,000 victory lifted his total to $74,232, up from $24,891 for 1971, while Jack Nicklaus still led with $156,051. Lee Trevino jumped to second with $118,397 after finishing second to Sanders.
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New York
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Charlotte
N.C
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Jerry Heard
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
Grant Appeals Penalty In Indianapolis 500 Protest
Race driver Jerry Grant goes before a USAC panel in Indianapolis to appeal a $72,000 penalty from the Indianapolis 500 after finishing second but being dropped to 12th following a fuel protest. Dan Gurney led the appeal claiming an honest mistake as Unser’s crew pumped fuel into Grant’s car during a late tire change.
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Ind
Jerry Grant
United States Auto Club
USAC
Charlie Brockian
Grant
Mark Donohue
Takiag
Bobby Unser
Dan Gurney
Uel
Unser
EU Gurney
Oodan Unser
Legal Showdown Looms as NHL WRHA Draft Sparks Clash
Montreal AP report details brewing legal clash between the NHL and WHA as New York Islanders and Atlanta Flames draft players under contract options. Key moves include Tim Horton trade deselection, Larry Pleau and Brad Selwood disputes, and contracts worth about 300000 per pick as teams weigh players’ NHL commitments against WHA moves.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Montreal
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
NHL
New York Islanders
Atlanta Flames
Bill Orrey
Islanders
Chiff Fletcher
Flames
Tim Horton
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Larry Pleau
Canadiens
Brad Selwood
Maple Leafs
Prustland Whalers
WHA
Torrey
Pletoiar Mendas
Pleau
Seine d Wen
Caedons
Fletcher
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Canucks
Dan Tannabill
Boston
Lens
Ching Cage
Bit Orban
Los Angeles Montrea
Abe
Allen on Comeback in Dallas Tourney
Ras Allen of Dallas surged to the top of sectional qualifying for the 1972 U S Open at Dallas Athletic Club with a double eagle on the first hole and a 36 hole total of 134. Homero Blancas of Houston finished five shots back while Tom Kite and Ben Crenshaw easily qualified.
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Dallas
Ras Allen
Allen
Dallas Athletic Club
Homero Blancas
Houston
John Schlee
Jack Burke
Tom Kite
Ben Crenshaw
Golf Golden Boys
University of Texas
Kite
Crenshaw
Ronald Weber
Mitchell Voges
Chula Vista
Calif
Bruce Lietzke
Beaumont
Darrell Hickok
Fl Paso
Lietzke
Hickok
Virginia lacrosse players named to All-America team
Virginia NCAA lacrosse champions mid fielder Pete Eldredge and attackman Jay Connor earned spots on the 1972 major college All America lacrosse team. Johns Hopkins and Maryland led with multiple selections as Yale Army Rutgers each had one.
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Baltimore
Pete Eldredge
Jay Connor
Virginia
Eldredge
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Yale Army
Rutgers
Les Matthews
Mayland
Bill Reilly
Jack Thomas
Rick Kowalchuk
Doug Schreiber
John Kaestner
Fn Haugevik
Larrys Siers
Yale
Tomi O'Leary
Army
Wale Jofns Heprins
Padres Get First Pick In Draft
NEW YORK AP The San Diego Padres who had the worst NL record in 1971 will obtain the first pick in the two day summer draft. The draft order reverses 1971 finishes with Cleveland and other teams following. Star pitching prospects include Bob Grossman Larry Christiansen Dick Ruthven and Scott MacGregor.
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NEW York
San Diego Padres
Padres
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland
New York Mets
Texas
San Diego
Bob Grossman
University of Mayrland
Larry Christiansen
Mayrsville
Wash
Dick Ruthven
Fresno State College
Scott MacGregor
el Segundo
Calif
Knee Surgery For Orr Likely To Let Bruins Star Play
Montreal AP reports Bobby Orr, star defenseman of the Boston Bruins, is expected to be fit enough to join the Canadian team for an eight game exhibition series with Russia in September. Bruins president Clarence Campbell said Orr’s health will determine his availability.
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Montreal
Bobby Orr
Twisten Bruins
Russia
Bobbys
Clarence Campbell
Bruins
Bos- Var
Arkansas Hunting Regulations for 1972 73 Season
Arkansas game officials set 1972 73 hunting seasons. deer gun periods run November 13 18 and December 11 16 with an annual bag limit of two deer per period. Only one antlerless deer may be taken per gun period and then only on the last day. Zone 21 exceptions allow two deer total.
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Charles Burton
Little Rock
Arkansas
Madison
Franklin
Turkey
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Highlight AL East
The Associated Press notes AL East leaders Detroit and Baltimore at .685 and .500 ahead of Cleveland and Boston. Tuesday games include California at Detroit and Minnesota at Baltimore with several night matchups. Also lists major league leaders in batting and pitching and summarizes hunting seasons and bag limits.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Minnesota
Orioles
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Chicago
California
Texas
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Oakland
Wright
Rose
Lolich
Coleman
Kaat
Palmer
Blue
Colbert
Brett
Murphy
Peterson
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Siebert
Wood
Snead Fails To Qualify For U S Open In Charlotte
Sam Snead, aging hot and tired, shot 69 then 78 to finish 147, 12 behind top qualifier Doug Sanders and two over the Open cutoff. He laments the round as his worst, missing Pebble Beach by two strokes, while J C Snead, his nephew, earns exempt status. Sectional qualifying continues with Philadelphia hosting 115 spots for 21 openings, alongside many tour regulars and notables.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Charlotte
N.C
Snead
Doug Sanders
Pebble Beach
Calif
Philadelphia Country Club
J.C
Sam
Philadelphia
Gardner Dickinson
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Dale Douglass
George Knudson
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Travino
Gary Player
Billy Caspernders
Dresser
Hubert Green
Don Bies
Rod Funseth
Lou Graham
Kermit Zarley
Dave Marr
Bob Murphy
Bob Lunn
Mason Rudolph
Dave Hill
Charles Sifford
Jim Jamieson
Bruce Devlin
Gibby Gilbert
Phil Rodgers
Herb Hooper
Lionel Hebert
Bruce Fleisher
Hebert
Williamson to be Blazers general manager and coach
May become general manager of the Philadelphia Blazers in the new World Hockey Association, with reports that Murray Williamson the former U S Olympic hockey coach may also serve as coach. The Blazers succeeded the Miami franchise.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Murray Williamson
Philadelphia Blazers
World Hockey Association
Minneapolis Tribune
Williamson
the Tribune
Blazers
Miami
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