Hope x Star League East Standings and Tuesday Results
The Hope x Star portion shows the East standings with Chicago leading the group at 42 30 and .583, followed by Montreal and St. Louis. Monday results include Pittsburgh over Montreal, Philadelphia over St. Louis, Chicago defeating New York, Houston beating Cincinnati, and Los Angeles over San Diego. Tuesday matchups feature Pittsburgh at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Chicago
Walker
Stoneman
Hooton
York
Koosman
Gibson
Folkers
Carlton
Rutven
Grimsley
Wilson
Ios Angeles
Sutton
Jones
Niekro
Francisco
Bradley
Babe Ruth League Friday action features close games and mixed results
First National Bank edged Merchants 5 4 in overtime as Wayne East struck out three for the winners. Dick Harris doubled and Mark Harris added a single and double while Leonard Brown and Chris Newton led Merchants with extra base hits. Corn Belt beat Optimist 9 2 with Mike McCorkle active on the mound and Britt Henry collecting three singles. Optimist’s Cedric Hawkins and Richard May singled twice and once respectively. Next, Ruth action Monday sees Optimist topple Merchants 164 and First National defeat Citizens 5 3 as Alvin Davis fanned out three in win. Cliff Coleman pitched for National with two strikeouts, while Citizens saw doubles from Doug Allen and others. Upcoming Thursday doubleheader features Corn Belt vs Citizens 6 30 and First National vs Blevins 8 30.
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First National Bank
Merchants
Wayne East
David Cobb
Dick Harris
Mark Harris
Leonard Brown
Chris Newton
Corn Belt
Optimist
Mike McCorkle
Britt Henry
Artis Perry
Scott Rowland
Cedric Hawkins
Richard May
Jake Townsend
Alvin Davis
Rufus Herndon
Rgg Townsend
First National
Citizens
David Sisson
Leonard Brewer
Joe Gulliams
Ron Townsend
Larry Rhodes
Ray Rogers
Cliff Coleman
Clay O’steen
Curtis East
Ken Coleman
Doug Allen
Red Jones
Blevins
Corn Belt Tops Merchants In Riverside Little League Tilt
In Saturday rainouts Blevins fortified Optimist. Corn Belt beat Merchants 2 to 0 as Artis Perry pitched for the winners with three hits allowed and twelve strikeouts while David Sisson started for Merchants. Perry led Corn Belt with one single. Cobb Brown and Rogers each had a double or single for Merchants.
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Blevins
Corn Belt
Merchants
Artis Perry
David Sisson
David Cobb
Lenard Brown
Ray Rogers
Solunar Tables Guide for Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight’s SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days for prime fishing or hunting. It lists periods labeled SN Ria FS Se OIE SHS SS SPAY to guide activity timing and favorable territory.
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Richard Alden Knight
Women share spotlight in Wimbledon today
LONDON AP. With top stars boycotting the men’s side the women take center stage at Wimbledon. Margaret Court, seeking a second Grand Slam, is the top seed and will meet Karen Krantzcke in round two while Billie Jean King, No. 2 seed, faces Lucia Bassi. Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert, in strong positions, seek breakthrough wins as Evonne opens against Betty Stove and Chris plays Fiorelli Bonicelli.
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London
Margaret Court
Mrs. King
Lucia Bassi
Italy
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Miss Evert
Miss Goolagong
Russia
Olga Morozova
Queen's Club
Chris
Fiorelli Bonicelli
Evonne
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Aaron doubts beating Babe Ruth record this season
Hank Aaron told Milwaukee Sentinel sports writer Lou Chapman he doubts he will break Babe Ruth's major league career home run record this year. He cited needing too many games and potential harm to himself and the Braves. Aaron, who has 19 homers and trails Ruth's 714 by 22, hopes to hit 20 to 25 by all star time and predicts next year may be his last as a player.
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Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Atlanta Braves
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lou Chapman
Aaron
Ruth
Milwaukee Braves
Gerry Ryan Leads Swingers at 62 in Ford Women's Softball
Gerry Ryan, 62, catcher for the Swingers in the Ford Women's Slow Pitch Softball League, is the sport’s new darling. She jokes about aging, says she’ll keep playing while she can, and notes heat slows her only slightly. She began softball as a girl in Yoakum, Texas.
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Detroit
George Blanda
Geritol
Gerry Ryan
Ford
Gerry
Jim Kowalczyk
Yoakum, Tex
NFL owners clash with players over drug tests during meeting
The annual NFL owners meeting opens in New York amid tensions with players over proposed urine tests to curb drug use. Commissioner Rozelle hints at testing as players call it privacy invasion, while players deny widespread drug involvement and push back against unilateral league action. Monday's session focused on coaches' conclave and rule and contract reviews.
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NFL Players Association
United States
Associated Press
NFL
Travs Rally Past Blues In Texas League Duel
The Arkansas Travelers overcame a 6-0 deficit to beat the Memphis Blues 7-6 at Ray Winder Field. Hal Jeffcoat and Bruce Thompson held Memphis scoreless after the second inning, with key blows by Marc Hill and a fateful eighth inning rally sparked by Lindsey and Hector Cruz delivering the winning single. Memphis still leads the division by one game.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Memphis Blues
Hector Cruz
Joe Lindsey
Travelers
Memphis
Arkansas
Hal Jeffcoat
Bruce Thompson
Blues
Trays
RBI
Marc Hill
Lindsey
Cruz
Ray Winder Field
Perry survives uniform inspection amid charges of ball tampering
Gaylord Perry survived a frisk by umpires in Cleveland as New York manager Ralph Houk claimed Perry loads the ball. Brother Jim Perry fell to Carlton Fisk’s eighth inning homer for Boston, while the Red Sox beat Detroit 4-2. Other AL games saw Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 in 12 innings, Chicago 3 Minnesota 2, California 5 Kansas City 2.
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W.L. Pet. G.B. New York
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
West Chicago
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
New York
Chicago
Dobson
Leveland
Stem
Seelbach
Bosan
Tiant
Hamilton
Merritt
Palmer
Colborn
Decker
Wood
Drago
Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Gaylord Perry
Jim Perry
Gaylord
Ralph Houk
Indians
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Perry
Houk
Murcer
Jim
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Dodgers
Houston
Ken Forsch
Cincinnati
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Doug Rader
Grand jury indicts Priddy in bomb extortion plot
Federal grand jury indicts Gerald E. Priddy 53 of North Hollywood, former Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees player, on a charge of interference with commerce by threats of violence in a $250,000 bomb extortion tied to the Island Princess cruise ship. He was arrested June 5 and has been free on $150,000 bond.
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Los Angeles
Gerald E. Priddy
Priddy
North Hollywood
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
FBI
Cubs rally in ninth to top Mets in NL East race
Cubs triumph 3-2 after a ninth inning rally as the Mets, leading 2-0 through eight, fall to the Cubs who maintain a comfortable NL East lead. Pirates sweep doubleheader over Montreal 8-4 and 3-1, Phillies edge St Louis 7-6, Astros pound Cincinnati 13-2, Dodgers beat San Diego 3-2.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Abner Doubleday
Alexander Cartwright
New York Mets
Yogi Berra
Mets
Chicago
Cubs
Ron Santo
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Brewers close in on Texas League West lead
San Antonio piled up 23 hits led by Joe Azcue and Jeff Newman who each homered and had three singles. Newman drove in six runs as the Brewers beat the Sun Kings 18 9 and moved within two games of leaders El Paso. Rick Sawyer earned the win in his 9th decision. Other scores centered on Midland 12 Amarillo 9 and Arkansas edging Memphis 7 6 as the travel teams prepare for rematches tonight.
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Associated Press
Joe Azcue
Jeff Newman
San Antonio
Brewers
el Paso
Newman
Azcue
Sun Kings
Dan Covert
Jima Norris
Rick Sawyer
Midland
Amarillo
Arkansas
Memphis
Blues
Shreveport
Alexandria
Jon Tyrone
Pan- American University
Ken Szotkiewicz
Frank Es
Trada
Cubs
Tom King
Gary Cavallo
Charlie Moore
Sheldon
Kent Jacobson
Moore
RBI
Jacobson
Hector Cruz
Our Native to Run in Final Secretariat Match Race
In Chicago AP reports the $125,000 special race at Arlington Park on June 30 will feature Secretariat facing two 3 year olds with Our Native confirmed after owners initially balked. My Gallant expected as second contender while Linda's Chief was scratched and others offered Blue Chip. The race will be on ABC Wide World of Sports with winner earning $75,000.
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Chicago
Secretariat
Arlington Park
Tom Pritchard
Elizabeth Pritchard
Pritchard
ABC TV
Wide World of Sports
My Gallant
Our Native
Secretariat Diuinip
Hope StarJune 26 1973 local notices and ads listing rates
The Hope Star issue lists subscription prices for carriers, mail in Arkansas and out of state, various regional counties, and college student offers. It notes Hope publication details, staff roles, and press information with addresses in Hope Arkansas 71801.
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Pedro Garcia
Orioles
White Sox
Bert Blyleven
Carlos May
Twins
Stan Bahnsen
Terry Forster
Cy Acosta
Vada Pinson
Nolan Ryan
Angels
Royals
Sonny Siebert
Steve Foucault
A’s
Siebert
Ken Holtzman
Jeff Burroughs
Toby Harrah
Richie Hebner
Rennie Stennett
Hebner
al Oliver
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Mike Rogodzinski
Rogodzinski
Claude Osteen
Jim Brewer
Ken McMullen
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
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Hope
Star Publishing CO
Alex H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Dorothy Winchell
Annette Rogers
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Esther Hicks
Donal Parker
Wanda Powell
JoAnn Burke
Sibyl Parsons
C.M. Rogers, Jr
Alice Kate Baker
Virginia Hiscott
Vickie Brown
D.E. Allen
Danny Lewallen
George Smith, Jr
Mary C. Harris
Judy Gray
Jo Ann Cooper
Janice Miller
Deanna Barr
Millie Shotts
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Ass’n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
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