Physical fitness still a hard work for average men
Lee Trevino’s U S Open win sparks a national wave of rope skipping and fitness pursuits. The piece urges practical, sustainable routines for the average person, favoring moderate programs, consistent scheduling, and enjoyment, with jogging swimming and basic calisthenics as core methods.
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Robert Lipsyte
Arthur Daley
N.Y. Times Service
New York
Lee Trevino
America
Carl Yastrzemski
Sporting Goods
Jaycee
Air Force
Rocky Grazziano
Shannon's Double Edges Braves In 13th For Cardinal Win
Mike Shannon doubled home Bobby Tolan in the 13th inning as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Atlanta Braves 4-3. Hank Aaron hit his 494th homer to tie Lou Gehrig for eighth on the all time list, while Cepeda's sixth inning double put the Cardinals ahead 3-2. Tim McCarver earlier singled, stole second and scored on Shannon's fourth inning hit.
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ST. Louis
Mike Shannon
Bobby Tolan
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Tolan
Claude Raymond
Shannon
Cardinals
Hank Aaron
Braves
Aaron
Lou Gehrig
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta
Tim McCarver
Cepeda
McCarver
Marty Martinez
Bob Johnson
Cubs end skid with 3-2 win over Reds in Cincinnati
Billy Williams tied Chicago record by driving in the deciding run in the seventh with a sacrifice fly ending 48 scoreless innings. Phil Regan closed out the game after a lead off single by Pete Rose in the eighth, preserving Joe Niekro's sixth victory as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 3-2. George Culver struggled with control walking three and loading the bases.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Billy Williams
Chicago
Cubs
Phil
Bolin Thwarts Pirates 3-0 With Four-Hitter
Giants pitcher Bob Bolin fire a four hitter to blank the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0. Willie McCovey drove in the decisive run on a sacrifice fly, with Willie Mays and Maury Wills contributing, as San Francisco added insurance in the seventh.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Bolin
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ty Cline
Willie Mays
McCovey
Giants
Bolin
Mays
al McBean
Jim Ray Hart
Jack Hiatt
San Francisco
Oliver
Wills
Cline
Kolb
Stargell
Lou
Cinchenon
Hiatt
Mazroski
Jalou
Alley
Lanier
Jmay
McBean Jimenez
Ellis
San A
E—Oliver
Pj Ove
Jast
So Wills
Lacher wins Ascot Park 15-lap motorcycle event
Mel Lacher of San Diego clinches the 15-lap race at Ascot Park marking his fourth straight Ascot victory. The program lists riders including Dewan Keeter Lawndale Chuck Jones Arcadia Phil Todd Ventura Yak White Torrance and others with times shown for main and novice classes. Trophy Dash names Lacher Keeter and Pat Geen with Omaha Nebraska noted.
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Mel Lacher
San Diego
Ascot Park
Ascot
Dewan Keeter
Lawndale
Chuck Jones
Arcadia
Phil Todd
Ventura
Yak White
Torrance
Jim Rice
Palo Alton
Tom Rockwood
Cordenta
Rick Ellisarras
Atasadero
Keith Mashburn
Santa Sussana
Dave Stroman
Los An
Rudy Galindo
Man
Cuellar Tops Phillies as Astros Win 2-1
Mike Cuellar pitched a six hitter with 12 strikeouts for the Astros in a 2-1 win over the Phillies. Rusty Staub drove in both Houston runs with a double in the first inning and a single in the fifth, while Dick Simpson scored on a walk and steal and was later moved up by Hector Torres.
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Houston
UPI
Mike Cuellar
Rusty Staub
Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
Cuellar
Philadelphia
Staub
Dick Simpson
Phillies
Simpson
Hector Torres
Phils
John Callison
Indians Lynwood Tie as Belmont Savers Rally Past Mustangs 7-2
Belmont Savers rallied for five runs in the fifth inning to defeat Mel Burns Mustangs 7-2 at Blair Field. Starter Craig Swan dominated before a rough fifth as Jim Scofield cleared the bases with a double after a bases-loaded walk. Losing pitcher Jeff James dropped to 0-3.
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Belmont Savers
Mel Burns
Mustangs
Blair Field
Mustang
Dennis Powell
Craig Swan
Swan
Rick Knox
Jim Scofield
Tim Murray
John Kiesler
Mus
Kiwanis
Howard Rips No 24 as Nats Hart Skid
Washington Senators defeated the Oakland Athletics 7 3 to end an eight game skid. Frank Howard hit his 24th homer of the season and Bernie Allen added three singles to become the first player with four hits in a game at Oakland Coliseum. Camilo Pascual earned the win with solid pitching despite a troublesome sixth inning.
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Oakland
Frank Howard
Bernie Allen
Washington Senators
Oakland Athletics
Howard
Allen
Oakland Coliseum
Horton’s 13th-inning homer lifts Indians past Tigers 4 3
Tony Horton delivered a two-run homer with two outs in the 13th inning, lifting the Cleveland Indians to a 4 3 win over the league-leading Detroit Tigers. Duke Sims had a pinch single and Jose Cardenal forced Sims at second before Horton’s drive over the left field fence. Eddie Fisher earned the win, improving to 2 2, while Pat Dobson fell to 2 1. The Tigers drop their fourth in seven.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tony Horton
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Horton
Pat Dobson
Duke Sims
Jose Cardenal
Sims
Tigers
Indians
Eddie Fisher
Fisher
Dobson
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Tommy Harper
Cardenal
Detroit
Rauliffe
Alvis
Poney
L Brown
Rui Freeh
Wreni Eng
Eveland
Wertsland
Olich
Auliffe
Harper
Northrop
T. Hors
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Oncor Arden
Lolich Dobson
Sonore
E Fisher
Tiese
Ile —Siebert
Freehan
Cox and Pepitone Power Yankees End Twins Streak
Bobby Cox homered, tripled, and drove in four as the New York Yankees beat the Minnesota Twins 11 to 6 in Minneapolis. Joe Pepitone added a three run homer as Mel Stottlemyre earned his ninth win. Oliva hit a 460 foot homer for the Twins.
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New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
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Stottlemyre
Twins
Steve Hamilton
Cox
New York
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Pepitone
Andy Kosco
Jake Gibbs
Dave Boswell
Horace Clarke
Roy White
Jim Perry
Boswell
Tony Oliva
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Tovar
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Mantle
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Amaro
Oliva
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Wrobusa
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Rosco
Allison
Tresh
Gibbs
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Vre
Shamilin
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Perry Np
Holt
Ind
Roseboro
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Aiten
Red Sox White Sox Split by Trading 6 Run Uprisings
Boston wins opener 6 3 behind Harrelson and Smith two big hits in the second inning while Chicago answers with a 10 4 nightcap powered by McCraw Josephson and three unearned runs. Jerry Stephenson loses both ends.
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Chicago Jews
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Wilhelm
Harrelson Ib
Kenorthy Phi Betrocitl
Mit
Agner
McCraw
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Berr
Landis
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Carlos P Wilhelm Pigi
Chicago
E—Stephenson
Marreison
Fioston
Yastraemaki
Red Sox
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Ken Harrelson
Reggie Smith
Harrelson
Smith
Ray Culp
Bill Landis
Pete Ward
Tom McCraw
Duane Josephson
Jerry Ste
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