Hope of Star Sports Gary Player May Not Compete in US Again
Gary Player, the South African golf star, hints this Canadian Open could be his last U S regular tour event this year. He weighs chances of winning the British Open and Canadian Open before deciding about future U S play while facing past tour protests over apartheid. He notes prior success on the American circuit with two titles and $119,165 earned this year.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Montreal
Gary Player
United States
Johannesburg
Richelieu Valley Golf and Country Club
Ardmore
Halt Uhlaender's Retirement in Cleveland Report
Cleveland Indians manager Al vin Dark seeks talks with Ted Uhlaender to dissuade his announced retirement. Uhlaender quit after a New York incident sparked by his daughter's illness, later stating in a WHK tape interview he is quitting baseball. He plans to join his father Henry in the family hardware business, underscoring family commitments over a return to the game.
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Johnson to File Grievance over Angels suspension
Los Angeles AP reports Alex Johnson plans to file a grievance after the California Angels suspended him indefinitely for alleged lackadaisical play. MLBPA director Marvin Miller says the club could have 30 days or a full release, and questions the use of contract Rule 21A. A meeting with the Players Association and Owners' Relations Committee may lead to arbitration. Babe Ruth League makeups include Merchants 15 Anderson-Frazier 6, Corn Belt 8 Blevins 0, Sheriff’s 5 Lions 2, James Motor 13 Barry’s 2, Hope Auto 9 CBC’s 8.
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Marvin Miller
Major League Baseball Players Association
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New York City
Los Angeles Times
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Players Association and Owners
Seaver Reaches 1000th Strikeout In Mets Win
Tom Seaver struck out Willie Montanez for his 1000th career K as the Mets beat the Pirates 8-3 in Philadelphia. Seaver then fanned two more in the eighth to run his total to 1004 while New York’s victory trims Pittsburgh’s NL East lead. Strong performances across the league included Cincinnati routing Montreal 14-0 and Chicago edging Los Angeles 3-2.
Base stealing and pickoff tricks in baseball play
The article discusses holding runners on base as a strategic move and notes risks of unfair blame on catchers when pitchers fail to control baserunners. It explains left and right handed advantages, a first basemen trick, and a Giants duo Durk and Stanky timing to break for the bag as a pickoff sequence.
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Eddie Stanky
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results From The National League East
National League East standings show Pittsburgh leading with 49 wins and 28 losses. New York 44 29, Chicago 38 36, St. Louis 40 38, Philadelphia 30 45, Montreal 29 44. West shows San Francisco 50 28, Los Angeles 43 34, Houston 37 39, Cincinnati 36 43, Atlanta 37 45, San Diego 27 51. Tuesday results: Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2, New York 3 Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 14 Montreal 0, Atlanta 5 Houston 4, St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 6 San Diego 4. Wednesday schedules list multiple interleague and divisional games with pitchers and night slots. Thursday games set for several matches including Pittsburgh at New York and St. Louis at San Francisco.
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Regatta to Begin Today at Henley Crowned by Global Entrants
Crews from 10 countries compete in the 136th Henley Royal Regatta on the River Thames. More than 200 crews, including 37 overseas entries, race for 12 high profile prizes over a one mile 550 yard course amid heavy rain and a social, fashion filled backdrop. The event opens with top internationals such as Jack Dietz of New York Athletic Club facing Scotland's Jerry McCarthy in the diamond sculls, with Argentina's Alberto Demiddi receiving a bye.
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Henley-On-Thames
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New York Athletic Club
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Union Boat Club
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Twins edge A's 5 2 as Blue hopes fade after third try
Minnesota right-hander Ray Corbin outlasted Vida Blue in a tense showdown. The Twins rallied from an early deficit to beat Oakland 5-2, ending Blue's bid for 20 wins before the All Star break. In other AL games, Detroit outlasted Baltimore 9-4 in 15 innings, then Baltimore won 15-4. Boston beat Washington 6-2. Milwaukee beat Chicago 5-2. New York Yankees defeated Cleveland 9-2. Kansas City edged California 2-1. In the NL, St Louis beat Pittsburgh 8-3. San Francisco edged San Diego 4-3. New York Mets shut Philadelphia 3-0. Atlanta beat Houston 5-4. Cincinnati crushed Montreal 14-0. Chicago Cubs beat Los Angeles 3-2. Blue had allowed only three runs in 12 hits in two earlier meetings with Minnesota, but Corbin and the Twins persisted, giving Minnesota a 3-5 record against Blue this season.
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Associated Press
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Cliff Richey Falls to Rosewall in Wimbledon Epic
Cliff Richey and Ken Rosewall played a four hour epic with Rosewall winning 6-8 5-7 6-4 9-7 7-5 in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Richey led 2-0 and 4-2 in the third before Rosewall surged back earning a semi with Newcombe.
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SMU Coach Defends Resident Leader Amid Financial Reform Talk
SMU athletic director Dan Fry defends university president Willis Tate against criticism over a Miami speech urging financial reforms. Fry argues Tate spoke truths on affordability and pro competition, noting SMU already cut football scholarships to 38 and calls for national unity in reform. He cites broader financial pressures and the need to market the college game better.
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Tuesday Fight Results Highlight Regional Boxers
Frankie Otero of Hialeah knocked out Alberto Perez of Mexico City in Miami Beach. Fra Hooks of Miami defeated Charlie Fuller in Jacksonville. John Griffin of New York outpointed Jack O Halloran of Philadelphia in Cleveland.
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