Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Weekend Games
Major and minor league results populate a chaotic recap with scattered scores. The piece notes team results including Detroit and Baltimore, plus Houston managerial change with Leo Durocher replacing Harry Walker. It lists upcoming games across leagues, emphasizing key matchups and dates.
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Cathy Pacing to Top Honors in Munich Gymnastics
Cathy Rigby led the United States women on opening day of the Munich meet with 36.85 points for compulsory exercises ranking among the top 11 of 118. Teammate Kimberly Chace and Joan Moore also posted high marks as the U S women placed fifth in the team standings. The U S men trailed, 11th with 261.75 points, after scores across floor rings and apparatus.
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Veteran Redskins Eye Spot In NFL Playoff
The Redskins under George Allen aim to match last season by reaching the NFC playoffs with veterans Sonny Jurgensen and Billy Kilmer at quarterback. Injuries and aging stretch the lineup as Charley Taylor Jerry Smith and Charley Harraway contend for an elite receiving and rushing corps.
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Baseball Line Scores and Results Across Major Leagues
Summary of multiple games with line scores and a mix of pitchers, wins, losses, and home runs. Notable details include Mayberry HRs for Kansas City and Piniella and Fisk HRs. various box score entries across teams such as New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, Texas, Boston, Detroit, Baltimore, Oakland, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Atlanta, Montreal, and Houston.
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Haynie Captures Ladies Tour Victory
Sandra Haynie fired a three under par 69 to win the LPGA Open at National Jewish Hospital. Blalock faded to 72 finishing two behind Haynie at 207 versus 209, with Ahern third at 212. Haynie earned 3750 dollars, Blalock 2825, Ahern 2180.
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Tennis Briefs Highlight International Stars and Upsets
Roger Taylor defeated Mel Anderson 6 4 0 6 4 in Haverford to win the Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships. Virginia Wade beat Laurie Fleming 6 4 6 1 for the women's title. Margaret Smith Court upset Billie Jean King 6 4 6 1 at Newport. Ilie Nastase beat Manuel Orantes 6 4 6 4 at South Orange. Olga Morozova defeated Marina Krushina 6 2 6 7 5 for the women’s crown. United States captured the Stevens Cup Davis Cup 4 1 over Mexico as Tom Brown beat Jorge Solano 6 2 6 3.
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Unser Tops 200 MPH Follmer Wins Can Am
Bobby Unser becomes the third driver to exceed 200 mph on a closed course with a 201.374 mph 10 mile average at Ontario California for the pole in the California 500. George Follmer drives Penske’s turbo Porsche to win Can Am at Elkhart Lake, earning $14,250 as Hulme leads Can Am standings. Plus Bobby Allison beats Richard Petty in a 250 mile Nashville stock car race.
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Crowder predicts Big Eight race with Kansas State surge
Colorado coach Eddie Crowder says the Big Eight could again yield a national champion, with Oklahoma as the likely top offense and Kansas State a surprise team led by Vince Gibson. He also cites Nebraska’s recent titles and questions Colorado’s big play potential for the coming season.
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Cobb Wins to Reach Legion Regional Final
Fort Cobb defeated Ruston 5 to 4 to reach the Mid-South Regional Ameri can Legion final. They will meet Memphis for the title with the national tournament in Memphis to start Wednesday. Rick Jones drove in three runs in the third inning. Tom Haley earned the win and will return to catching duties tonight.
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Gary Cochran
Bubba Smith Lost for 1972 Colts Season
All-Pro defensive end Bubba Smith is out for the 1972 season after a knee injury suffered in an exhibition game. An eight hour operation Sunday disclosed extensive damage to his right knee and coach McCafferty expressed deep concern over the loss to the team.
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Bubba Smith
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Bubba
Cardinals Trade Matty Alou to A’s in Waiver Deal
St Louis Cardinals general manager Bing Devine announced Matty Alou a .314 hitter in 108 games this season was traded to the Oakland Athletics for outfielder Bill Voss in a waiver move. The Cardinals also receive lefty starter Steve Easton from the A’s Birmingham farm club.
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Cosmos Triumph in NASL Playoff Final
The New York Cosmos defeated St. Louis 2 to 1 to win the North American Soccer League playoff final and claim the championship in Hempstead New York.
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