White Sox overpower Rangers in high scoring win
Chicago White Sox slugged to a 14-0 victory over the Texas Rangers as Carlos May hit a two run homer and Jim Kaat threw a five hitter. The win was the Sox sixth straight and 10th in 11 games with a rookie filled lineup. Freshman Bill Sharp added three hits and two RBIs in a 13 hit attack. Other AL results included Boston 2 Orioles 1 in 12, Detroit 2 Yankees 1, Minnesota 6 Kansas City 0, and Oakland 4 California 3.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
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California
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May
Blytheville coach sues for reinstatement in court
Blytheville High School basketball coach Dwight Williams has filed suit in U.S. District Court to regain his job after a contract denial for 1973-74. He seeks reinstatement, back salary, and damages, naming Blytheville School Board members and School District No. 5 as defendants. Williams alleges wrongful dismissal and professional harm.
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Little Rock
U.S. swimmers edge East Germany in world meet heats
In Belgrade, Americans hold a slight edge as heats begin. Rick Colella led the men’s 400 meter individual medley with 4:38.50. Keena Rothhammer and Shirley Babashoff topped the women’s 200 meters freestyle qualifiers. The U.S. also led the men’s 4x100 free relay heats with 3:32.44, while East Germany led two other events and Ulrike Richter swam 1:06.68 in the 100 back.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
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East Germany
Rick Colella
Seattle
Wash
Keena Rothhammer
Santa Clara
Calif
Shirley Babishoff
Fountain Valley
Miss Rothhammer
Miss Babashoff
U.S
Ulrike Richter
Court Seeks Rematch With Riggs After U.S. Open Run
Margaret Court, first to reach U S Open semifinals, aims to erase two black marks against Bobby Riggs and Chris Evert. She beat Virginia Wade 7 6 7 6 in quarters and will meet the Cassals or Evert winner. Evert defeated Court earlier en route to semifinal, while Stan Smith and Jan Kodes won their matches.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Margaret Court
Bobby Riggs
Chris Evert
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Mrs. Court
Virginia Wade
England
Rosemary Cassals
Miss Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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