Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
A dense summary of current standings and Tuesday game results across major leagues including AL and NL East standings with teams such as Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee and Oakland. It notes Tuesday matchups including Kansas City Cleveland Texas Baltimore New York Minnesota Detroit California and Milwaukee Oakland and lists several Wednesday schedule games.
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Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
Brites
Leonard
Peterson
Texas
Horgan
Torrez
Alien
Dobson
Goltz
Colemen
Tonano
Slaton
Perry
Baseball scores from multiple games with varied results
Line scores show Milwaukee rout over Chicago 9 to 3 as Castro gets win. St Louis edges Atlanta 6 to 4 with McGlothen winning. Houston beats New York 6 to 4 behind Mallock. San Diego tops Philadelphia 15 to 1. Los Angeles defeats Montreal 3 to 5 with Frymon credited the win.
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New York
Si & Pais
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Soo
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Vesday
Holicki
Burris
Diego
Spilinmer
Phito- Gelphic
Lonborg
Cincinnati
Norman
Sutton
Berko
Forsch
Hall
Copre
Reed
Sen Biggs
Poncasts i
Gosche
Pittspurgh
Atlante
Peewees and high school score roundup across multiple teams
In compact games and forfeits, Hillis led PEEWEES with 3 goals and Edison tallied 12. Pioneer and Brockland posted big wins while Crosby Park and Woodland Hills combined for lopsided scores. Forfeits altered some matchups including Roosevelt and Howell. Western Hills and Cleveland found narrow margins as Pioneer Park edged Edison.
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Hillis
Kuntz
Edison
Test
Pioneer
Cleveland
Hoover
Jefferson
Brockland
Westwood
Crosby Park
Sullivan Village
Woodland Hills
Almer West
Harine Westwood
Western Hills
Pioneer Park
Hogan Relies on Knee In Retirement From Golf
Ben Hogan, 62, confirms retirement from competitive golf and says knee pain limits him to practice at Shady Oaks. He recalls 65 tour wins and nine majors, discusses injury from a 1949 auto crash, and notes he would need another operation to return to tournament play.
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
Denne H. Freeman
Fort Worth
Tex
Shady Oaks
Houston
Texas Hawk
Gray
Champions
Dublin
U.S
van Horn
Valerie
Sam Snead
Lasinoff
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Clues Snapshot
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer with clues including organs young bear one of the Fords witty saying and a French article presented as a short, readable puzzle teaser for newspaper readers.
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Organs
Young Bear
Drug Advertising Rules Split Druggists on Price Ads
The FTC proposed a rule to allow price advertising for prescription drugs, claiming consumers could save over 130 million dollars yearly. States vary. many ban ads by law or ethics, while some large chains support advertising for competitive pressure. Public comments and hearings may shape final rules.
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Senate debate backs Korea defense pact amid antiwar critics
In a Senate debate Senators Eagleton and Cranston supported President Ford's reaffirmation of the U S treaty to defend South Korea against North Korea. They had opposed Vietnam involvement. Eagleton called 42000 American troops in Korea a key deterrent while Cranston warned against a risky tripwire near the demilitarized zone.
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Enrollment Years For Summer School Lawton Teachers Prepare
Lawton teachers prepare for summer school enrollment with guidance at Carriage Hills Elementary. Elementary sessions run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for six weeks at Carriage Hills Almor West and Crosby Park as 1,200 students are enrolled. Junior high and high school offerings include Eisenhower and Lawton High with two six week sessions. Some high school courses carry a $15 tuition. All elementary and junior high classes are funded by federal Title money.
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Lawton
Carriage Hills
Almor West
Crosby Park
James Roberts
Roberts
Eisenhower Junior High
Lawton High
Eisenhower High
Beisenhoever High
Lawton, High
Three Protestants Killed On Belfast Dublin Road
Police say three Protestant men were shot and killed on the Belfast Dublin road near the Northern Ireland Republic border. Two were found dead and a third mortally wounded in a car and trailer near Newry, a UDR member among the victims.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast-Dublin
Irish Republic
Newry
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Defense Regiment
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Public Records: Police Reports Include Thefts Burglaries Assaults
Readable entries list dozens of thefts burglaries and an assault in Lawton addresses include 418 Woodridee Drive 810 SW 50m 1930 Ferris and 113 N Second. Incidents cover stolen bikes wallets firearms and car parts plus a burglary of Kitchens Laundry and a canine missing. Fire department logged two home fires plus a minor vehicle incident.
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Oe Carter
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Cory N. Susan Gus
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Eob Thurmond
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Lola McDaniel
Barrett Andrews
Ferris
Bianco
Marge Ludwig
Smith
Wiliams
Rodney Huber
Dearborn
al Patricia VaonZant
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David Leslie Woods
Summit
Bottie
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Mission Boulevard
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Hoover
John Duncan
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Leon McComber
J. Wolters
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Guys & Dolls
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Greenmeadow Drive
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Clown's den
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Lawton
Dove Hodges
Johnson
William M. Posster
E. Gore
Charles Hamblin
Columbia
Everett Andrews
Millary Welch
Denzil Kirk
Pollerd
Funeral notices from Elgin to Marlow area services
Obituaries and funeral details for Hubert Dunn 86 of Elgin with service at Dunn Ranch and burial in Elgin Cemetery. Mary Sue Shirley 43 of Oklahoma City area with Greenlawn Funeral Home. Geneva Young 66 of Marlow buried in Marlow Cemetery. lists survivors including spouses children and siblings across Oklahoma and Texas.
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Hubert
Jake) Dunn
Rt. 1
Lawton
Dunn Ranch
Weldon Rightmer
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Mr. Dunn
Maywood
Oklahoma
Bronnia Dean
Decatur
Tex
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Wichita
Kan
Howard Dunn
Mary Sue Shirley
Maple
Oklahoma City
Greenlawn Funeral Home
Shirley
Kaufman County
San Diego
Calif
Baptist Church
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Palestine
Jim
Linda) White
Maybank
Marlow
Geneva Young
Callaway-Smith-Cobb
Clyde Headly
Rush Springs
George Jones
A. C. James
John
Wichita Falls
Curtis
Bill
Duncan
Oxnard
Leta Anderson
Idabel
Joie Scheve
Cleveland
Ohio
Evin Gibson
Margaret Krimers
Muldrow
Dental Unit Chief Promoted to Colonel at Fort Sill
Col Paul B Bjornfield who heads the dental activity at Reynolds Army Hospital Fort Sill was promoted to colonel by Maj Gen David E Ott post commander in an 1115 a m ceremony in the general's McNair Hall office.
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Fort Sill
U.S. Reynolds Army Hospital
David E. Ott
Paul 8. Bjornfield
McNair
Court Devotes Term to Parole Rights and Nuclear Plant Pollution
Supreme Court agreed to hear 1975 76 term on whether prisoners must receive procedural safeguards for parole and whether nuclear plant waste falls under EPA or NRC regulation. The term also covers antitrust limits on unions and a Texas prepaid medical health plan law.
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Supreme Court
Environmental Protection Agency
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Texas
North Carolina Board of Paroles
U.S. Circuit Court
Private Funeral for Eisaku Sato Set in Tokyo
Former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato who led Japan for eight years and won the Nobel Peace Prize died early today at 74 from heart failure after a stroke left him unconscious two weeks ago. A private home funeral is planned with a national people’s funeral service to follow.
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Eisaku Sato
Sato
Liberal-Democratic Party
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