National League East baseball standings and results
Hope Star reports NL East standings with Pittsburgh leading at 39 21 and New York 37 25, plus results from Saturday and Sunday games. It lists scores across divisions, player stats leaders, and pitching records, noting key matchups and upcoming Monday schedules.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Cincinnati
Campion
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Reed
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Wilson
Kirby
Nolan
Osteen
Twinight Houston
First National Defeats Merchants In Babe Ruth League
In Legion Field action First National beat Merchants 11 to 4 as Clifford Coleman pitched two hits and two strikeouts. For Merchants, Mike Hobson and Mickey McCormack had singles. Larry Johnson hit an inside park homer. In the nightcap James Robinson earned the win with nine strikeouts. Anderson-Frazier and Merchants lineups produced multiple hits. Upcoming games list Anderson-Frazier vs Merchants at 6:30 and Citizens vs First National. West Germany beat the United States 65 in water polo, watched by about 1,500.
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Legion Field
First National
Merchants
Corn Belt
Anderson-Frazier
Clifford Coleman
Mike Hobson
David Sisson
Leonard Brown
Larry Johnson
Mark Harris
Mack Downs
Dave Bramlett
Mickey McCormack
James Robinson
Terry Smith
William Ogburn
Mike McCorkle
Artis Perry
Mike Wilson
Billy Ogburn
Dick Willis
Larry Huff
Anderson- Frazier
Texarkana golfers win top honors in six annual tourney
Texarkana pair David Waddle and Bobby Wood posted six under par Saturday then two over Sunday to win the championship flight at the Hope Country Club Invitational Four-ball. Farmers Pat Cauley Nashville and David Whitley Magnolia finished two behind in second. Keith Golden and Gilbert O’Dean Jr. placed third at 139. Gene Wallis and Veil McLure tied for fourth with 140.
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Texarkana
David Waddle
Bobby Wood
Hope
Muncey wins Gold Cup race on rough Detroit River course
Veteran speedboat ace Bill Muncey captures his fifth Gold Cup amid bruises after dominating the Detroit River event in Atlas Van Lines I. He swept all three heats and the final, while five of ten boats failed on the rough course. Reed Mobley and Paul Collon posted 71-69 for two days, 140 total, with other crews tallying 143 to 172 in various flights. Paul Collom won the blazer for closest ball to the pin on No. 7.
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Detroit
Bill Muncey
Muncey
Atlas van Lines I
Reed Mobley
Paul Collon
John Graves
Bill Hairr
Mitchell LaGrone
Bill Montgomery
Mickey Willis
Don Branch
Homer Beverly
Tom Hays Sr
J. D
William Hockaday
Frank Gasheight
Horace Arnold
Sam Elder
van Ellis
Ford Ward
David Moore
Jim Jones Sr
Albert Graves
Harold Trent
James Gaines
Mark Pope
Paul Ray
Bob Arnold
Don Dawley
Ricky Ritchie
Dennis Ritchie
Jamie Russell
Joe Rooker
John Beckworth
Mark Beckworth
James Watson
Dick Moore
W. C. Nolen
Jim Harney
Paul Collom
Petty wins Lone Star 500 in Texas thriller
Richard Petty captured the 145th victory of his stock car career by a lap at Texas International Speedway in Bryan driving a 1972 Dodge. He beat Bobby Allison as Ralph Latham and Terre Haute winner Ray Darnell also posted wins amid a rain plagued weekend of USAC and NASCAR events.
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Texas
Ralph Latham
Indiana
Pocono
Pennnsylvania
Petty
Bobby Allison
Texas International Speedway
Bryan
Randleman
N.C
Allison
Dodge
Bobby Isaac
Latham
Cincinnati
Chevrolet
U.S. Auto Club
Terre Haute
Ray Darnell
Deerfield
Chuck McWilliams
Walton
Plymouth
Pocono International Raceway
Pennsylvania
USAC
Indianapolis
Ontario
Calif
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed here is drawn from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport.
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Richard Alden Knight
Jamison triumphs in Western Open
Jim Jamieson wins the Western Open at Sunset Ridge Country Club in Northbrook Illinois with a 271 total 13 under par six strokes ahead of Labron Harris Hale Irwin Jim Wiechers and Bob Lunn. The victory earns $30000 and marks his first PGA tour win in four years He donates 2000 to the Evans Caddy Scholarship Foundation.
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Associated Press
Northbrook
Ill
Jim Jamieson
Moline
Arnie
Bob Fry
Crow Valley Country Club
Davenport
Iowa
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Jimmy Boy
Chunky Jamieson
Labron Harris
Harris
Hale Irwin
Jim Wiechers
Bob Lunn
Tommy Aaron
Lee Trevino
Jamieson
Oakwood Country Club
Chick Evans
Evans Caddy Scholarship Foundation
Orioles Nip Tigers 2 1 In Tight AL Fight
Orioles defeated Detroit 2-1 to pull within a game of the Tigers and tie atop the American League Fast. Palmer allowed a first inning homer but shut out Detroit afterwards, earning his eighth straight win. Oakland swept California. Cleveland beat the Yankees twice. Chicago beat Texas. Minnesota edged Kansas City. Milwaukee shut out Boston.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Lockwood
Dobson
Culp
Lamb
Foster
Corbin
Bahnsen
Cal Canton
Holtzman
Kekich
Niekro
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Martin
Lewis
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Weaver
Orioles
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Jim Palmer
Gates Brown
Palmer
Catfish Hunter
Blue Moon Odom
Darold Knowles
A’s
Odom
Gene Tenace
Bando
Texans tie for NCAA golf title at Cape Coral
In a playoff-free finish, University of Texas teammates Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite shared the 1972 NCAA Championship after Crenshaw sank a 25-foot putt on 18 to force a tie. Kite shot 68 and the Longhorns won the team title by 13 strokes over Houston.
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Fla
University of Texas
Tom Kite
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
Kite
NCAA
Cape Coral Country Club
Longhorns
Houston
Seagren Heads for Olympic Trials in Portland Return
In Gresham Oregon Bob Seagren premier pole vaulter recalls the Rose Festival meet after a 14 4 vault as he heads to the Olympic trials. Steve Prefontaine sets American record in the 3000 meters while John Halberstadt wins the 10000 and pushes for standard. Four others finish within the Olympic qualifying mark and Mike Keogh earns Ireland trails with a 13 46 7 clocking.
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Associated Press
Gresham
Ore
Bob Seagren
Seagrew
Southern California
Muzupg
Mee
Sears
Seagren
Buscene
Sweden
Kjell Isaksson
Steve Prefontaine
Oregon
John Halberstadt
Prefontaine
Jim Beatty
Halberstadt
Oklahoma State
Jeff Galloway
Florida Track Club
Galloway
Mike Keogh
New York Athletic Club
Ireland
Jolin Joe Moves On Still Swinging DiMaggio Focuses on Golf
Joe DiMaggio has shifted his energies to golf after leaving baseball. The passage recalls his 1939 home run against the Philadelphia Athletics as a reminder of his famed swing.
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Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Philadelphia Athletics
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