Baseball Standings From Multiple Leagues
American League South leaders Orlando 8 4 and Birmingham 24 Columbus 4 Montgomery 3 Jacksonville 4 Savannah 1 Asheville 3 Knoxville 0. International League Toledo 3 1 Syracuse 1 0 Richmond 2 Tidewater 0 Charieston Peninsula 2 10 Innings. Pacific Coast Salt Lake 5S Phoenix Tucson 6 Albuquerque 5 Tecoma 9 Spokene 4. Eastern League West Haven 8 Waterbury 4 Pittsfield 24 Three Rivers 61 Reading 2 Bristol 0 Sherbrooke 6 Quebec
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Incomplete Line Scores From Long Baseball Night
Line score summary shows multiple games with inflated innings and mixed results. Cincinnati and New York played 16 innings with Stahl and Morgan homering. Houston defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 2 with Meg and Watson homering. Montreal beat San Francisco 7 to 14 in 11. Minnesota edged Baltimore 6 to 4. New York beat Kansas City 7 to 2. Boston defeated Texas 5 to 4. Detroit and Oakland traded 7 to 2 and 7 to 1 outcomes.
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Royals Roll Over Yankees on TV Boost and Mayberry Homer
Kansas City post a 6-2 win over New York as Steve Busby notches his 12th victory with Doug Bird nailing down the save. Mayberry blasts his 24th homer and drives in runs in a key second inning rally while the Orioles win to stretch their lead in the AL East.
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Smith Edges Nastase In Davis Cup Victory Finale
Stan Smith defeated Ilie Nastase 5-7 6-2 6-3 4 6 6-3 to seal the United States 4-1 win over Romania in the Davis Cup Interzone Finals. Marty Riessen had earlier clinched the U S victory by beating Toma Ovici 6-1 4-6 6-1 7-5 as 6,000 fans watched at Round Hill Country Club. The U S eyes its sixth straight title in December indoors at night in Cleveland.
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Foster Battles Fourie For Light Heavy Title In Albuquerque
South Africa’s Pierre Fourie challenges world light heavyweight champion Bob Foster in Albuquerque. Fourie, No. 1 contender, faces Foster’s seven inch reach edge and a 15 round bout with no TV or radio in the U.S. but films planned for South Africa. Foster, 46-6, 42 knockouts, vows he won’t lose to a foreigner and eyes a possible indoor gate record at the 16,300-seat University of New Mexico Arena.
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Roughing the Rough in Golf Techniques
The article explains gripping the club twice as firm to keep the face square in rough terrain. It warns against flat swings that let grass grab the clubhead and push shots left. A self described stance shifts with briar patch shots to prevent closing the club face, with emphasis on hitting down on the ball and aiming right of target to counter pull.
Eureka Upsets Anchorage in NCBA Tournament Upset
Eureka California defeated Anchorage Alaska 5-4 in a winner's bracket clash in Wichita. Worthington Ohio eliminated Jackson Mississippi, Grand Rapids Michigan routed Huntsville Alabama 15-9, Tallahassee Florida beat Gretna Louisiana 11-8. Dodge City Kansas and Houston, Anchorage and New London, and Wichita and Fairbanks square off in bracket play.
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Huskers Seek Four Starters In Open Football Drills
Big Eight teams opened workouts with Nebraska Kansas Kansas State Missouri and Oklahoma State reporting good spirits and fitness. Nebraska and Kansas State noted position battles and progress while Missouri injury concerns linger and Oklahoma State emphasized conditioning amid hot Manhattan weather.
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Casanova Impresses In Bengals Camp Despite School Work
Tommy Casanova quickly proves his football form in Cincinnati Bengals camp after missing weeks for medical studies. Coach Paul Brown praises his conditioning and leadership as Casanova plans to start against Cleveland while pursuing a medicine degree and accounting for a busy schedule.
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Brooks Robinson Doubles Milestone With 2500th Hit
Baltimore's Brooks Robinson collected his 2,500th major league hit to spark an Orioles rally for a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Manager Earl Weaver hailed him as Hall of Fame material while teammates teased his bunt mishap and celebrated with a watermelon bearing the milestone number.
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