Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Snapshot
National League standings feature St Louis Pittsburgh Montreal Chicago Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Houston Atlanta and San Diego in tight races. Upcoming schedule lists star players and matchups including New York at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at New York with multiple city pairings through the week.
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Weekend Scores From Sevanneh to Toledo
Saturday results include Sevanneh 2 Columbus 0 and Jacksonville 2 3 Orlando 1 0 Birmingham 7 4 Knoxville 3 3. Sunday totals show Orlando 15 Birmingham 6 and Columbus 3 Montgomery 1 Jacksonville 1 1, Sevennah 0 0 Ashevill 6 Knoxville 0. Additional games feature Gomes E Paso San Antonio Midland Shreveport Alexandria Memphis Arkenses and multiple city matchups with varied outcomes.
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U S Opens Davis Cup Series Edge Over Romania
The United States leads Romania 2 1 after a 6 2 7 5 6 2 doubles win by Smith and van Dillen over Nastase and Santeiu. Riessen or Smith expected to clinch in singles as Romania struggles on the fast Round Hill court in Alamo.
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Conigliaro Seeks Comeback as Designated Hitter with Sox Interest
Tony Conigliaro once led the AL in homers at age 20 in 1966 announces a planned return as a designated hitter. He doubts Boston front office will back him. The 28 year old, now a night club owner, previously attempted returns after a 1968 beaning that damaged his left eye.
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USI Golf Results Highlight Top Finishers and Payouts
List of tournament results with prize money for players including Lenny Wadkins Tom Jenkins Rik Massengale Lee Elder and others. Scores span multiple rounds with final totals from 279 to 289 and several players earning smaller purses.
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Tom Jenkins
Rik Massengale
Lee Elder
Bobby Mitchell
Jim Wiechers
Miller Berber
Bert Yancey
Roy Pace
Tom Shaw
Babe Hiskey
Gene Littler
Frank Beard
Larry Hinson
Gibby Gilbert
John Schree
Bruce Crompton
Lee Trevino
Tom Alozos
Tom Kite
Joan Lister
al Geiberger
Bob E. Smith
Ken Still
Dave Stockton
Coen Sikes
Lou Gramam
Martin Bohen
Nevis
Dick Lotz
Mike Ene
Ross Rondoll
Tommy Acron
Bobby Cole
Ben Crenshaw
Sooners Begin Fall Grid Practice Amid Probation
Oklahoma opens autumn drills under probation for 1973 74 recruiting violations as Barry Switzer leads the Sooners and four other Big Eight programs start workouts. Kerry Jackson's ineligibility shadows quarterback choices with Steve Davis and Scott Hill competing, while Colorado Missouri Nebraska Kansas State Iowa State also prepare for the season.
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Hartman Captures Two Stock Car Wins In Four Days
Hartman won two USAC stock car events at Milwaukee and Springfield to extend his lead toward a third straight USAC title and add about 12000 to his earnings. Redman won his third L and M Formula 5000 race at Road Atlanta while Stewart closed in on another world title with a runner up finish in Austria. Andretti edged Unser by 28.6 seconds in the Tony Bettenhausen Memorial 100 miler at Springfield Dirt track.
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Americans Blame Burnout as World University Games Struggle
U S track and field team posts a weak showing in Moscow with one silver and four bronze. Athletes from California Texas Washington and D C cite fatigue early peak concern and long season as reasons. Officials acknowledge poor harmony in sports administration and absence of top stars.
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Baseball Line Scores and Key HRs Across League Games
Summary of multiple MLB line scores featuring Minnesota Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland New York Texas Detroit California San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta Montreal Philadelphia Houston with final scores, winning pitchers, losers, and home run highlights for each matchup. Notable HRs include Hisle Bell Murphy Oliver Mangrum and W Robinson among others.
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Bryce Captures Altus Feature
David Bryce of Altus won the late model feature at the Altus Speedway. Dennis Colwell of Mt. View finished second with Ralph Bruning of Lawton third. Bill Goss, Bruning, and Colwell won heats and the trophy dash.
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Bill Goss
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Colwell
Chuck Dyer
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Joe Smith
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Doug Steer
Benny Harwell
Denny Pierce
Larry Kelso
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