Wilhelm in 1000th mound appearance by Hoyt Wilhelm
Hoyt Wilhelm, 46 turning 47, pitched his 1000th major league game in relief as the Cardinals upset the Braves 6-5. Jon Cardenal delivered the tying and winning runs with a bases loaded single after Wilhelm left a 5-2 lead to start the ninth. Other NL scores included LaSorda, Dodgers, Giants and Reds strong hitting. AL saw Orioles sweep White Sox, Yankees beat Angels, and Royals over Tigers.
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Hope Girls Fall to Gurdon 10 6 in Saturday Softball
Hope High School girls softball lost 10 to 6 at Prescott Saturday, their first setback after a 1 win start. Gurdon led early with 7 runs on 10 hits, but Hope rallied in the seventh with three consecutive doubles and a Nan Arnold triple to score five, though enough came up short. Debbie Owens, Nan Arnold, Karen Beggs, and Bonice Willis sparked late Hope offense as Gurdon totaled six runs in the middle innings.
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Miss Rawls Edges Wright Trio For Dallas Open Victory
Betsy Rawls used a sharp cutter to shoot 4 under par for a two stroke win in the Dallas Women's Civitan Open at Glen wi kes Country Club. She posted a final 54 holes at one over par, overtaking Kathy Whitworth who faltered with 74 as Mickey Wright Sandra Palmer and Marilyn Smith tied for second at 216.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides readers to plan each day for prime fishing or hunting. Use the periods to target best sport times and improve success chances.
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Cash Was Hero for Little Time
Norm Cash starred for the Detroit Tigers with two homers and four RBIs in a 7-7 tie with the Kansas City Royals before a costly eighth inning error allowed the winning run. Kirkpatrick sparked KC with a homer and four RBI, while Dalton Jones and Amos Otis added solo blasts. Orioles and other AL and NL results follow, highlighting Baltimore’s seven-game win streak backed by Buford’s homer and Robinson, Rettenmund, Powell RBIs. Cleveland’s win over Minnesota. and Milwaukee’s sweep of Washington.
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Wayne Comer
Hope Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Baseball standings and results from the American and National Leagues. Listings include team records, recent game outcomes, and upcoming schedules with key pitchers and players named among leaders across divisions. Major names include Baltimore, Minnesota, New York, Boston, California, Chicago, Oakland, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Montreal, and others.
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New Zealand Eliminates Mexicans in Davis Cup match
New Zealand defeated Mexico 3-2 in the first round as Rian Faire beat Vicente Zarazua 10-8 6-8 6-1 6-1 on Sunday to advance in the American Zone. Mexico won only one singles and the doubles match.
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Olympic committees clash over 1976 sites and reforms
Amsterdam AP report says the International Olympic Committee faces criticism from ISF president Thomas Kehler over leadership and balance of the games while Avery Brundage urges drastic cuts. The IOC will vote Tuesday on 1976 Winter sites Tampere Garibaldi Denver Sion and Summer bids Moscow Los Angeles Montreal.
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Arkansas State star Thomas Hill fuels Southland meet haul
Arkansas State dominates multiple events as Thomas Hill ties Southland Conference records in the 120 high hurdles and 100 yard dash, scoring 23 percent of the meet points to earn outstanding athlete honors. Hill's marks include 13.7 in hurdles and 9.4 in the 100, with top finishes across the 220, high jump, long jump, and a leg on the third place sprint relay. Despite his performance, ASU finishes third behind Abilene Christian and Lamar Tech as ACC winds its seventh straight title and Lamar Tech collects medals in golf and other events.
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Los Angeles Clinches ABA Semifinal Victory Over Denver
Los Angeles defeats Denver 109 to 107 to win the best of seven ABA semifinal series in five games. No finals game scheduled today as teams prepare for the championship matchup.
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Denver
Gilbert oils comeback edge Crampton in Houston playoff
Gibby Gilbert, a 29 year old club pro from Hollywood Florida, clinched his first pro tour victory at the Houston Champions International. He overcame Bruce Crampton with a final hole surge and won in the third hole of a playoff, after a 72 for 282 total. Ben Hogan shot 70 for 287, five back.
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Hog Baseball Team Drops a Twin Bill
Southern Illinois swept a doubleheader from Arkansas State University in Carbondale. In the first game Steve Ebber won as LIU won 2 0. In the second game Bob Eldridge struck out 10 as Arkansas State fell 6 1.
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