Second round action heats up finals race and leads
Round two features Jack Himes moving to second in calf roping while his wife Terry leads breakaway roping with a 47 second time. Steve Bland tops calf roping as Kay Bland edges up in barrel racing with 32.41 seconds across two runs. Charis Lybbert wins steer wrestling go round with 4.9 seconds and a dramatic 2.1 second finish after a fallen steer draws applause. Finalists emerge as scores are averaged Friday night with 297 participants entering.
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Kay Bland
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Charis Lybbert
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Montreal report touts Olympic profitability and costs
The Montreal organizing committee shows an excess of revenue over costs of 138 million for the 1976 Games and total expenses of 383 million including debt. IOC members discuss 1984 venues, potential Los Angeles hosting, and African boycott impact on participation and future programs.
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Prague
Montreal
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Los Angeles
U.S
Organizing Committee
COJC
New Zealand
South Africa
Moscow
Lake Placid
N.Y
Dodgers Minors Shift Spurs Koufax Bonus Baby Trade Tale
Tom Lasorda recalls his role as Dodgers pitcher in 1985 when the club trimmed one player from the roster. Sandy Koufax, then a wild lefty, was the logical target but could not be shipped due to bonus baby rules, so Lasorda’s option sent him to the minors instead.
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Koufax
Tom
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Fidrych Shines As Tigers Beat Blue Jays In 61-Pitch Gem
Detroit righty Mark Fidrych needed 61 pitches to beat Toronto 1 0. Ron LeFlore backed him with two homers as Fidrych logged his fourth complete game in five starts since knee surgery. LeFlore celebrated with a birthday quip as the Tigers drew 23 000 at Tiger Stadium. In other AL results, Twins beat Nolan Ryan and the Angels 7 4 Yankees topped Royals 7 4 Orioles downed Brewers 6 4 White Sox crushed Red Sox 7 3 and Mariners outlasted A s 3 1.
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Mark Fidrych
Detroit Tigers
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Bird
Fidrych
Vern Ruble
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Evansville
American Association
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Minnesota Twins
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
New York Yankees
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Baltimore Orioles
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Oakland A
LeFlore
Detroit
Jerry Garvin
Steve Kemp
Yankees
Royals
Ron Guidry
Mickey Rivers
Rivers
Guidry
Orteles
Brewers
Andres Mora
al Bumbry
Baltimore
Rudy May
Milwaukee
Mora
Doug DeCinces
Bumbry
Rick Dempsey
May
Orioles
White Sox
Red Sox
Oscar Gamble
Chicago
Boston
Yanks
Gambie
Jim Rice
Luis Tiant
Mariners
A's
Seattle
Glenn Abbott
Oakland
Dan Meyer
Bob Stinson
Mets Trade Scramble Deepens Postdeadline Tension
New York manager Joe Torre notes a nervous mood after the June 15 trading deadline as the Mets shed Tom Seaver Dave Kingman and Mike Phillips. They beat Houston 4 3 and had won 6 5 over Atlanta the prior night to narrow their gap in the NL East. Nino Espinosa doubled in a run and John Milner hit his seventh homer as the Mets overcome a 3 1 deficit on a two run error by Julio Gonzalez.
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Nino Espinosa
John Milner
Houston
Julio Gonzalez
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Giants
Barr
Terry Whitfield
Padres
Gene Tenace
George Hendrick
Tenace
Hendrick
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Trillo
Dodgers
Pirates
Dusty Baker
Bill Russell
Russell
Bobby Tolan
Reggie Smith
Doug Rau
Bill Robinson
Jim Fregosi
Stan Wall
Charlie Hough
Rau
Hough
Finley clashes anew with Kuhn over baseball power
New York AP report notes Charles Finley railing at Bowie Kuhn in a heated exchange. Finley accuses Kuhn of selective and political use of his office after Vida Blue trade and other disputed moves, while the Mets’ Don Hahn is cited for 1973 World Series at bats.
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Charles O. Finley
Oakland A's
Charles Finley
Oakland A
Bowie Kuhn
Finley
Vida Blue
New York Yankees
Tom Seaver
Blue
Yanks
Rollie Fingers
Joe Rudi
Boston
Kuhn
Associated Press
Don Hahn
New York Mets
Oakland
Day of Infamy for the Mets trades Seaver to the Reds
Barry Wilner reports June 15 1977 reshapes MLB as the Cincinnati Reds acquire Tom Seaver from the New York Mets for a package led by Pat Zachry Doug Flynn and two minor leaguers The trade tops a flurry of deadline moves including Rawly Eastwick Doug Capilla Bake McBride Dave Kingman Ken Brett Dock Ellis Jim Frey and other players changing teams amid pennant race implications
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Barry Wilner
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Tom Seaver
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Pat Zachry
Doug Flynn
Dan Norman
Steve Henderson
New York
Seaver
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Rawly Eastwick
St. Louis
Doug Capilla
Mike Caldwell
Milwaukee
Bake McBride
Philadelphia
Tom Underwood
Dave Kingman
San Diego
Bobby Valentine
Paul Siebert
Dock Ellis
Finley
Texas
Jim Fregosi
Rangers
Pittsburgh
Ed Kirkpatrick
Phillies
Barry Foote
Dan Warthen
Montreal
Wayne Twitchell
Tim Blackwell
Mike Phillips
Joel Youngblood
Steve Hargan
Oakland
Atlanta
A's
Willie Crawford
Houston
Cliff Johnson
New York Yankee
Belmont Stakes 1920 Man o'War win details
Donnacona was the lone opponent as Man o' War captured the Belmont Stakes in 1920. He won by two lengths at odds of 1 to 25 amid a standout performance.
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Donnacona
Seaver leaves Mets for Montreal to join Reds
Tom Seaver heads to Montreal to join the Cincinnati Reds, ending his era with the New York Mets after 11 seasons and 189 wins. He reflects on memories with Buddy Harrelson and Jerry Koosman as he clears his locker at Shea Stadium. He choked up answering Met fans’ parting words as emotions overwhelmed him.
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Tom Seaver
Montreal
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Mets
Seaver
Shea Stadium
Buddy Harrelson
Jerry Koosman
Jerry Grote
Met
Standings And Schedule From AP Baseball League Action
The American League East lead by Boston at 40 576, Baltimore 3 games back, Milwaukee 30 33, Detroit 27 31, Cleveland 24 31, Toronto 23 39. West Chicago 32 27, Texas 29 27, California 25 29, Kansas City 21 31, Oakland 21 31, Seattle 27 3. Thursday results Seattle 3 Oakland 1, Baltimore 6 Milwaukee 7, Chicago 7 Boston 3, Detroit 4 Toronto 1, New York 7 Kansas City 0, Minnesota 7 California 6. Friday games Seattle at Texas, Detroit at Cleveland, Baltimore at Toronto, New York at Boston, Minnesota at Kansas City, Oakland at Chicago, California at Milwaukee, Seattle at Texas. Sunday schedule Detroit at Cleveland, Oakland at Chicago, Baltimore at Toronto, Minnesota at Kansas City, California at Milwaukee, Seattle at Texas.
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Curtis
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily planning. Plan activities to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Richard Alden Knight
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