Yanks Nix Tie Breaker in Davis Cup Rout
United States defeats Chile 3 0 in the American Zone finals as Stan Smith and Erik Van Dillen prevail after a long day of play. Den nis Ralston questions tie breaker while stressing Davis Cup tests endurance. Romania to face U.S. next.
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Yankees Lose Lead In Longest East Clash
After an extra inning 10th, the Tigers overcome a 4-1 Yankees lead. Aurelio Rodriguez scores on a misplay and wild throw as Detroit takes first in the AL East, while Baltimore falls further behind the leaders in a day of tight pennant races.
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Thurman Munson
Trevino Blames Hook For Golf Woes And Remedies
Trevino describes the duck hook as Public Enemy No 1, listing causes such as late clubface, ball position, and weight shift. He prescribes sliding the left thumb down the shaft to tighten the grip and keep the left hand dominant. He advises lining the ball opposite the left heel and maintaining weight transfer for straighter drives.
Rockingham purse winner pulls away in stretch
In Salem New Hampshire the Field House horse surged to win the $5. ee Newington Purse at Rockingham Raceway pulling clear in the stretch.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Across the NL
The National League standings show St Louis leading with 65 wins and Chicago at 56. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia trail, with Cincinnati and Houston in mid pack. Tuesday schedule features St Louis at New York, Houston at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Cincinnati, and Los Angeles at San Diego among others with game times listed.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
The American League standings show Detroit Boston New York Milwaukee Cleveland and Oakland with varying records and games back. Monday results include Boston five Baltimore three and Detroit five New York four in ten innings along with several scheduled matchups across divisions and minor associations.
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Baseball Scores From A Bunched Upset Heavy Night
Line scores show Montreal and Chicago posting varied innings wins while Houston and Cincinnati split. Notable homers by Singleton Bailey Lyttie Rettenmund Harper and G Brown. Pitchers Reuss Downing Parker and Perry earned decisions with mixed relief.
Tennis results from three tournaments in 1970s era notes
Top seed Margaret Court beat Julie Anthony 4 6 7 6 5 in the Nashville open. Linda Tuero advanced in Cincinnati by defeating Veronica Burton 6 2 6 1 at Great Britain. NFL trades include Gary Arthur sent from the Jets to the Saints for a future pick, Lincoln Minor to Kansas City for a future pick, and John Wood moving from Denver to Kansas City for an undisclosed draft choice.
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Aaron Swats Homer As Designated Hitter in Exhibition
Hank Aaron hit a third inning homer as Atlanta's designated hitter in an exhibition vs Milwaukee under AL rules. Brewers won 7 5 but fans cheered Aaron Day, as Aaron urged NL to wait on adopting the DH and said he may stay with the Braves post retirement.
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