Major League Standings and Results Roundup
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL with 87 wins, New York 71, Montreal 64, and St. Louis 64. Tuesday results include Pittsburgh routing Chicago 7 0 and Montreal beating St. Louis 7 2, with other games in progress. Wednesday and Thursday schedules list key matchups across the league including Pittsburgh at Chicago and St. Louis at Montreal.
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Arkansas hurdler recalls Munich Olympics incidents
Thomas Hill, former Arkansas State hurdler and 110 meter hurdles bronze medalist, witnessed the Munich attack on Israeli athletes and later described the Matthews Collett flag incident. He noted athletes kept to schedules while authorities and media followed events from the Olympic Village.
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Thomas Hill
Arkansas State University
Munich
Hill
Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
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Olympic Village
Matthews
Collett
International Olympic Committee
United States
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Bench Delivers Grand Slam as Reds Top Braves 7-5
Johnny Bench belted a first inning grand slam and drove in five as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Atlanta Braves 7-5 boosting their lead in the division. Cesar Geronimo also homered, and Bench added an RBI in the three-run ninth to seal the win.
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Richie Hebner
Rennie Stennett
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Dock Ellis
Dave Guisti
Ellis
Chicago
Bobby Bonds
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Coco Laboy
Montreal
St. Louis
Expos
Laboy
Reggie Civeland
Brundage Era Ends As Killanin Takes IOC Reins
Lord Killanin becomes president of the IOC in Lausanne ending Avery Brundage's 20 year tenure. He vows to curb nationalism in Games while criticizing the use of sport for political aims by the United States and the Soviet Union. Brundage, 84, had welcomed athletes' success amid Cold War rhetoric.
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Soviet Union
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Mackey consults lawyer as Thomas remains missing
The Colts veteran Mackey said he is working with his lawyer over his status as the NFL season nears four days away. San Diego and Thomas remain at odds after he did not report to the Chargers, who traded for him, with roster and waiver implications under league rules.
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Don McCafferty
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Pat Studstill
Cleveland
Ernie Kellerman
Gloster Richardson
Philadelphia
Happy Feller
Jim “Cannonball
Butler
Atlanta
Dave Foley
New York Jets
Buffalo Bills
Don Croft
Baltimore
Red Sox Hold Narrow Lead In Tight AL Pennant Race
The AL standings tighten as Boston leads the pack with New York and Baltimore a half game back and Detroit one game behind. Rival results include NY 3-2 over Boston, Detroit 3-2 at Baltimore, Oakland 7-4 over Minnesota, Chicago 6-0 over Kansas City, Milwaukee sweeping Cleveland, and Texas 3-0 over California. Sparky Lyle and John Hiller secured key saves for New York and Detroit amid late-inning drama.
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Sparky Lyle
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Hiller
Woodie Fryman
Solunar Tables Plan for daily fishing and hunting
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily best sport periods. Plan activities to fish in good territory or hunt in favorable cover during the Sa Ho wlan ofi the best sport each day offers.
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Arkansas deer and turkey seasons set by Game & Fish Commission
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission releases the 72 73 season schedule with changes from 1971 72. Deer limits vary by weapon type and zone, including a two deer cap for some periods and a crossbow restriction. Open zones include dog hunting in zone 12 and beagle only in zone 10. Turkey, squirrel, quail, rabbit, rails, snipe, gallinules, woodcock, dove, duck, coot, teal, and goose seasons are listed with specific dates, daily limits, and possession limits. Some species like beaver and armadillo are now unprotected for year round take.
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