Renko Dominates Cardinals in Expos Rally
Montreal pitcher Steve Renko went 4-for-6 with two runs and two RBIs supporting a five run seventh inning to defeat St. Louis 5-1 at Busch Stadium. Tim Foli added a run producing double as Renko improved to 4-5 while Denny Denny struggled in heat.
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Royals Clip Sox 3 2 as Mayberry Near Record
Kansas City beats Chicago 3-2 with John Mayberry hitting a solo homer in the first and another long drive in the eighth off Wilbur Wood. Mayberry’s 15th of the season and sixth in four games boosted his pace toward the AL home run mark.
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Mayberry Powers Royals Past White Sox In Birthday Defeat
John Mayberry delivered a homer as Kansas City rallied with a two run first inning. George Brett tripled for the Royals while Hal McRae drove in a run. The White Sox rallied in the ninth to tie before Jim Wohlford's game winning hit.
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Firearms deer permit applications due July 15
Kansas hunters must file firearms deer permit applications by July 15 at 5 p.m. A total of 11,200 permits are authorized for the 1975 season. Applications are available at county clerks, license vendors, and Fish and Game offices. A drawing to select successful applicants will be held August 6.
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McTear shines as American junior track meet opens
In Lincoln at Ed Weir Stadium the fourth annual Russian American junior meet begins with American leads 64-53 men and 36-26 women. Houston McTear leads a strong showing with a 39.6 440 relay split and a 10.2 100 mark. Brenda Morehead wins the women 100 in 11.4 as record efforts pace the host nation.
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Breakfast Optimists rout FOP Royals in Babe Ruth clash
Randy Moon and Mark Cool each drive in two runs for the Breakfast Optimists who beat the FOP Royals 8 to 2 at Holcom Complex. Cool has a double and Moon a triple with a steal home, Kevin McCurdy adds two hits and three runs. First meeting after rainouts, rescheduled match set for Tuesday at Holcom.
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Mets Rally Shatters McGraw as Phillies Sweep Ends
Tug McGraw faltered after Jerry Grote, once his batterymate, hit two homers in a 4-3 Mets win that snapped the Phillies’ three game lead and sparked a NL slate where Cubs swept Pirates, Giants beat Dodgers, Reds topped Padres, and Montreal edged St. Louis.
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Petty wins Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach
Richard Petty captured the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway to boost career earnings toward the $2 million milestone. Buddy Baker finished second after leading most of the race, while Dave Marcis, Darrell Waltrip, and Donnie Allison followed in third through fifth.
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Ashe Wins Wimbledon Title First Black Champion
Arthur Ashe defeats defending champion Jimmy Connors 6-1 6-1 5-7 6-4 to win the Wimbledon men’s crown, becoming the first Black player to claim the title. Billie Jean King edges Evonne Goolagong Cawley 6-0 6-1 to claim her sixth women’s singles title and mark the end of her singles career. Vitas Gerulaitis and Sandy Mayer win the men's doubles 7-5 8-6 6-4, as most seeds exit early.
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Wayne, N.J
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Gamble homers as Indians edge Red Sox 3-2 on Tiant pitch
Luis Tiant profiles the night with Oscar Gamble's seventh inning two run shot securing a 3-2 Cleveland win over Boston. Oakland, Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota win in other AL action as Campbell twirls five hitter for Twins and Burroughs keys Texas’ shutout in game two.
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Standings and Saturday MLB games across multiple matchups
Standings and Saturday schedule list games across the majors with pitchers and teams including Boston Cleve land Baltimore New York Milwaukee Detroit Texas Minnesota California Oakland Chicago Kansas City Pittsburgh Chicago New York Philadelphia Houston Atlanta Montreal St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego.
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