Texas League action as Arkansas, Midland win big
Giants killers stalk Texas League parks as Midland belabors West Division leader Shreveport 16-8 with 19 hits including homers by Wayne Tyrone and Steve Clancey. Arkansas Traveler Jay Schlueter homers and doubles to upset Lafayette Drillers as Steve Stanisland improves to 4-0. San Antonio tops El Paso, Jackson defeats Alexandria, and schedule updates follow tonight.
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NCAA says new sex rules threaten college sports
NCAA President John Fazak told a House subcommittee that federal Title IX regulations requiring equal treatment for men and women in athletics will ruin revenue producing sports like football and basketball. He argued the economic realities of college athletics were ignored and urged a moratorium on applying Title IX to intercollegiate programs while HEW studies impact.
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Standings and schedules in National and American Leagues
The standings show NL East led by Pittsburgh and New York, Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. AL includes Boston, New York, Milwaukee contending, with Chicago, Oakland, Kansas City, California, and Texas in mixed positions. Thursday results feature Philadelphia over Chicago, Montreal over New York, Pittsburgh over St. Louis, and Los Angeles over San Diego.
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US Open Four Way Lead For First
Arnold Palmer among early leaders at Medinah as 75th U S Open opens soggy and surprising. Tom Watson Pat Fitzsimons top the field at 67 while Jim Weichers and Palmer at 68 69 amid rough greens and tense mood as Weiskopf and Miller post 75 and Nicklaus shoots 72 watchful and heated on the famous course.
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Britain
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Lanny Wadkins
Ben Crenshaw
Jack Nicklaus
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Johnny Miller
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
U.S. Golf Association
Pirates top Cardinals 5 0 as Reuss fires six hitter
Jerry Reuss earned his fifth straight win with a six hit shutout over St Louis. Bill Robinson subbing for Al Oliver slugged a first inning homer and Willie Stargell plus Dave Parker added long balls as the Pirates slugged their way to a 5 0 victory. Robinson praised the team effort and his improved form this season with Pittsburgh.
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al Oliver
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Garvey Seeks Lead In NL All Star Balloting
NL All Stars Garvey leads early in fan voting as Tony Perez closes the gap. Perez trails by 5,963 with 425,381 votes to Garvey's 431,344. Cincinnati’s Bench Morgan Concepcion top the infield, while Ron Cey and Pete Rose hold strong outfield positions.
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Cincinnati
Tony Perez
Garvey
Perez
Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Dave Concepcion
Ron Cey
Los Angeles
Pete Rose
Commission to look Olympic squabbles
Washington AP A new 18 member presidentially appointed commission will study feuds among amateur athletic groups affecting U S Olympic participation. Led by Gerald ZorNow it will examine organizational issues and funding for the U S teams ahead of the 1976 Games with first full meeting in four to six weeks. It includes Olympians Donna de Verona Micki King Rafer Johnson Bill Toomey Willye White.
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Washington
Ford
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Harrington
Gerald B. Zor
Eastman Kodak
Commission On Physical Fitness and Sports
Commission
United States
Donna de Verona
Micki King
Michael Elliot
Rafer Johnson
Bill Toomey
Willye White
Reuss Shuts Out Cardinals as Pirates Rally
Pittsburgh ace Rick Reuss blanked St Louis with a six hitter and a run support from Bill Robinson Willie Stargell and Dave Parker as Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals. The Pirates widened their NL East lead after Montreal edged the Mets 3 2. Dodgers beat Padres 4 1 and Phillies topped Cubs 6 3 in 14 innings.
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Curtis
Expos
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Gary Carter
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Dale Murray
Rick Baldwin
Mike Jorgensen
Tony Scott
Carter
Solunar Tables From Richard Knight Guide
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides daily plans. Use the periods to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover, aiming to maximize sport opportunities each day.
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