Travelers defeat Jackson Mets 7-2 in Arkansas
Arkansas Travelers beat Jackson Mets 7-2 as five runs in the fourth inning, aided by John Young and a two run single by Jay Schleuter. Randy Benson earned the win while Mike Bruhert took the loss as Jackson pitcher Todd finished. Craig Cacek led Jackson with four hits including a triple and a double.
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Hunting licenses delayed as 1975-76 sales slip to July
Vernon Tate of the commission announced delays in printing 1975-76 hunting licenses due to Act 1006 of 1975. Licenses and tags should be available by July 31 with dog tags by June 16. Those holding last year’s license expiring June 30 will not be in violation until the new licenses go on sale.
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Mets Confusion Marks Card Win at Shea Stadium
Four games at Shea saw St. Louis sweep two 10–0 and 40. Mets suffer seventh straight loss. Ted Simmons belted a grand slam in relief to give the Cardinals an 18-run night across games. John Denny earned his first career shutout in the nightcap as Mets' relievers faltered for the fifth time in seven losses. Brock stole bases to drive early scoring in the opener.
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McKinney backs Title IX rules for athletic equality
Representative Stewart B. McKinney argues daughters should have the same athletic opportunities as his son and backs new federal regulations under Title IX. Sen. Birch Bayh supports the measure, while Penn State coach Joe Paterno is among witnesses at ongoing hearings reviewing compliance with the 1972 Act.
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Carew Leads All Stars as Ballot Totals Shift
In 1975 American League All-Star voting, Rod Carew remains the clear leader with 1 055 063 votes, while Reggie Jackson has a slim outfield lead at 569 663 as voting runs through July 6. The All-Star Game is set for July 15 in Milwaukee.
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Bugner confident to beat Ali in Malaysia title bid
In Kuala Lumpur Andy Smith says Malaysia will mark history as the site of Muhammad Ali's possible loss to Joe Bugner. Ali warned of retirement after a news conference, while talks of a third Frazier bout surface for a reported eight million dollars.
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Wimbledon Betting Tent Draws Crowds Amid Rain Delays
Wimbledon's grounds see legal betting near the courts as a major bookmaker tents up by the champagne bar during a rain dampened day. An optimistic bet offered about 4 000 pounds to win 25 000 pounds on last year's champions Connors and Evert, with others predicting repeat titles.
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Graham wins 1973 U S Open in playoff at Medinah
Lou Graham, a Tennesseean with a plain style and steady play, claimed the 1973 U S Open title at Medinah after an 18 hole playoff against Mahaffey. Graham, 37, parred the 8th for a crucial par and overcame a late miscue on 18. Mahaffey finished second, noting slow greens and missed putts.
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Major League Roundup Bench Moves Around Field
Bruce Lowitt reports on a busy night of baseball with Bench shifting positions for Cincinnati as Johnny Bench drives in four runs, extending his 1975 total to 61 in 70 games. The Reds beat Atlanta 4-1 while St Louis, Houston, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Diego, and others won or split key games across the league. Bench cites occasional switch from catcher to left field as boosting his at bat and team power.
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Standings and Tuesday games in a baseball league set
Standings show Cleveland 11 Boston 3 New York 6 Baltimore 1 Milwaukee 8 Detroit 4 Texas 1 California 0 Oakland 5 Minnesota 2 Tuesday matchups include Detroit at Milwaukee New York at Baltimore Cleveland at Boston Perry 6 10 at Chi Cade Kansas City Briles 4 3 at California Minnesota at Quiklu Siebert 2 1 Wednesday games list Cleveland at Boston New York at Baltimore Detroit at Milwaukee Tavern at Chaaphen Kitchen City at Caliber and other listed matchups
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Lakers and Kings land Kareem and Dionne for $4 million
Los Angeles magnate Jack Kent Cooke signs Kareem Abdul Jabbar to the Lakers for 2.5 million and Marcel Dionne to the Kings for 1.5 million, totaling 4 million. Both centers join Cooke's teams on five year deals, with Dionne coming from Detroit after a contract ended.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times and locate the best sport each day offers.
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