Pirates extend magic number in pennant race
Pirates beat St Louis 5-4 to keep their National League East magic number at three as New York prepares for a four game set. Willie Stargell and Ted Sizemore fueled scoring while Cincinnati and San Diego won elsewhere in a day of tight pennant chase action across the league.
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Harding College tops Millsaps 47 7 in AIC action
Harding College rolled past Millsaps 47 to 7 as Jack Barber rushed 62 and 69 yards and caught a 65 yard pass from Tom Gooden who added four extra points. Ted Walters added two rushing TDs and Ricky Simmons another late score. In other AIC results, Livingston, Delta State, Henderson, Northeast Oklahoma, Nicholls State, and Mississippi Valley posted wins with notable late-period surges and key touchdowns.
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Solunar Tables and hunting fishing guidance
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is presented. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport potential. TM
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Trevino Wins St Louis Golf Classic With 269
Lee Trevino clinched the Greater St. Louis Golf Classic title amid heat and late bogeys, finishing 72 holes at 269 to edge Deane Beman by one stroke and claim $30,400 from a $150,000 purse. Beman shot 270, Trevino endured three bogeys on the back nine but held the lead. The Expos note lists former Mets Ron Hunt Tim Fell Mike Jorgensen Ken Singleton and Clyde Mashore as part of the Montreal roster.
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Associated Press
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Major league roundup features standings and results
Hope Star summarizes standings across leagues with Pittsburgh and New York leading, Chicago and St Louis in pursuit. It lists daily results including Chicago 18 New York 5 and Los Angeles 10 Houston 0, plus upcoming matchups and leaders in batting, pitching, and fielding across the National and American Leagues.
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USC Romps Past Oregon State In Season Opener
Southern California, ranked No 1, routed Oregon State 51-6 as USC outgained the Beavers 670 yards to 354. Rod McNeill scored three TDs for USC, with Mike Rae tossing 248 yards and a TD and Pat Haden adding a score. Oregon State, praised as a young squad, fought through five Beavers fumbles.
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Associated Press
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Nastase Wins Rainier Cup at Seattle Tennis Classic
Ilie Nastase of Romania dominates return game to beat Tom Gorman 6-4 3-6 6-3 and capture the Seattle International Tennis Classic. Ross Case and Geoff Masters win doubles. Hewitt defeats Fillol for third.
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