Baseball Strikes Hit Attendance and Fan Regard
The Associated Press study finds major league attendance down by 316,722 from last year with a wider drop in the American League. The strike fuels fan discontent and questions about the sport’s future, while optimism comes from Commissioner Kuhn citing a 12 percent per date rise early in the season.
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State College Leads Way In Arkansas Conference Track
State College of Arkansas leads the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference track championships after opening events in Arkadelphia. Finalists were set for tonight as SCA topped Arkansas Tech and Arkansas Monticello, with Hazlewood and Loetcher of SCA winning discus and high jump while Tony Cotton of Tech captured the long jump.
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Hope Star Baseball Roundup from The Associated Press
The Hope Star summarizes American and National League standings and results. Key teams include Detroit Baltimore Cleveland New York Boston Minnesota Oakland Chicago Texas and more with upcoming schedules and noted leaders in batting and pitching. Notable names include Perry Lolich Darwin Freehan Cash Kaline McCraw D Allen.
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West signs ready for fourth game in NBA finals
New York AP report says Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers declared he found his basket again and prepared for game four against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. West noted a higher practice shooting percentage as the Lakers hold a 2-1 series lead after a 107-96 win.
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Orr Captures Hart and Norris Trophies Again
Bobby Orr of Boston wins the NHL Hart Trophy for the third straight year, a record, and his fifth Norris as top defenseman, boosting his six season total to 11 trophies. Jean Ratelle earns the Lady Byng, Ken Dryden the Calder, with Dryden edging Rick Martin for rookies. Esposito 3rd in Hart, Esposito wins Art Ross, Vezina shared by Tony Esposito and Gary Smith.
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Baker family aims for fast pace at Talladega
Buddy Baker and Buck Baker watched cars fly around Talladega International Speedway as Buddy declared this track his. Buddy qualified fifth in the Winston 500 with 186.376 mph aboard a SST Dodge, Buck made the field at 174.598 mph in a Chevrolet, Jimmy Carmford led practice at 183.634 mph in a Dodge. Twenty five drivers already qualified for the $151,000 Grand National stock car race with ten spots to be filled in time trials and Saturday.
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Riva Ridge Favored In Derby Field At Churchill Downs
Riva Ridge top choice in the 98th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with 15 rivals including Dr. Neale. Hold Your Peace, No Le Hace and Head of the River also prominent entrants. Weather expected dry. no rain forecast. Kellen's Key excluded due to injury. Riva Ridge drew post No. 9 with Ron Turcotte aboard. field to run 1 1/4 miles.
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Thorpe Holds Lead in Houston Open Golf Tourney
Chuck Thorpe rookie and former Pirates farmhand led the Houston Open after a 66 first round at Westwood Country Club. Don Bies and Hale Irwin trailed by one stroke, with others like Doug Sanders and Bruce Devlin close behind. Thorpe, 23, a rare black player on tour, described his goal to repeat solid play amid career comeback from money issues.
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Solunar Tables from Richard Alden Knight's Tables
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides hunters and anglers to plan days for best fishing or hunting. It advises planning around peak periods to maximize chances in favorable territory and cover.
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Tolan's Drive Sparks Win for Reds Over Troubled Cardinals
Reds beat the St. Louis Cardinals 9-5 as Bobby Tolan sparked the offense with a line-drive triple and a hot for season-best .438. Tony Perez made a pivotal play fielding Matty Alou’s drive, then Dave Concepcion delivered a run-scoring single. Clay Carroll closed the eighth with a strikeout. Cubs blank Braves 8-0 as Milt Pappas held six hits and Rick Monday drove in two in a fourth-inning rally.
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Mays Reluctantly Eyes Retirement After Giants Stay
Willie Mays, nearing 41, says he will step aside when a capable younger center fielder is ready. In his 22nd season, he has a .181 batting average and no homers yet this year, but notes he can still contribute. The final two-year contract is worth about $320,000, with retirement a possible option after this season.
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Rangers Stick It To Bruins In Stanley Cup Game Three
Rangers surge on three power plays in the first period and defeat the Boston Bruins 5-2 to pull within 2-1 in the best of seven. Rod Gilbert scores twice as New York snaps Boston’s nine game playoff win streak and Emile Francis hails the early power play as the turning point.
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