Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlight Tuesday Action
Baseball standings and upcoming games across the majors and leagues. Notable pitchers and teams include Montreal, Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Houston, Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta, San Francisco, and Oakland with varied game times and matchups listed through midweek.
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Hooton
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Koosman
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Gibson
Folkers
Carlton
Ruthven
Cincinnati
Grimsiey
Houston
Wilson
Los Angeles
Sutton
San Diego
Jones
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Niekro
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Brodley
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Baseball Line Scores National League and American League
Cincinnati and Houston combined for an eight run first game with Tolon and Cedeno homer. Los Angeles beat San Diego 3 to 1 as McMullen hits a second inning homer. Kansas City outscored California 5 to 2 in a late rally to cap the action.
Baseball balls under scrutiny in NL season report
Franklin Institute researchers report the current National League baseball favors hitters over pitchers after testing the 1972 ball versus the 1973 model. The study, done for the Philadelphia Inquirer, notes changes in ball assembly shifted to Haiti this season from a Massachusetts plant.
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Deadline Nears For Firecracker Invitational Golf
Lawton Country Club opens limited spots for the Firecracker Invitational next week. Practice starts Sunday with the first official round Monday and the tournament ends July 4. Entry deadline is 6 p.m. Wednesday. Entries through Don Gaskins Jack McKinnis or the LOC pro shop. McKinnis notes alternates who paid are official entrants.
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Butkus May Seek Trade Over Bears Contract Snag
Chicago AP. Dick Butkus says he may ask for a trade rather than play out his option after contract talks with the Chicago Bears hit a snag. The eight season veteran noted a change in outlook and declined to elaborate with attorney Ed Keating.
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Keating
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Hank Aaron Expects Big Homer at 1974 Milw Exhibit
Hank Aaron said he likely will not break Babe Ruth's career home run record this season needing too many games and favoring a strong second half. He has 19 homers and trails Ruth by 22, with 22 to go by all star time if hot in the second half. Aaron also discussed Aaron Day in Milwaukee August 6 with Gov Lucey proclaiming a parade and pregame tribute. He hopes to hit his 715th and stay in baseball in a front office role after 1974.
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Crampton Spoils Colonial Bid With Sand Wedge Tip
Bruce Crampton talks bunker technique after a tough finish to the 1973 Colonial Invitational. He notes using a 9 iron out of sand beats the pitching wedge when the clubface bites through grit. focus on a spot behind the ball and chop to bury the sand.
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Bruce
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Westwood Peanuts Hold Off Sullivan In Narrow Win
Edison dominates Cleveland 10 to 1 as Swinney edges Park Lane 1 to 0. Hoover blasts Jefferson 12 to 4 while Woodland Hills beats Taft 1 to 0. Brockland defeats Lincoln 7 to 5 and reewees Western Hills 8 to 1. Edison tops Woodland Hills 8 to 6. Sullivan loses to Hoover 5 to 3. Kuntz wins 12 to 11 over Brookland. Garfield defeats Bishop Almer, West beats Pioneer Park 14 to 1. Jackson shuts out Roosevelt 10 to 0, Lee defeats Whittier 8 to 7.
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Southeast Wins Colt League Duel Over Fort Sill
Southeast edged Fort Sill 6 to 4 in a Colt league game last night as Jeff Strassle pitched four hits and struck out 10 without a walk.
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Ninnekah Edges Ike Bullfrogs In Western Division
In a Western Division YMCA basketball game Ninnekah defeated Ike Bullfrogs 50 to 49. Top scorers included Kim Shohon with 17 for Ninnekah and Moore with 16 for the Bullfrogs.
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Match Race Set For Secretariat
Arlington Park hosts a $125000 match race on June 30 with Our Native and My Gallant potential runners among three owners factions. My Gallant and Our Native each lost to Secretariat in the Derby Preakness and Belmont while Linda's Chief was withdrawn and ABC TV will televise Wide World of Sports.
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ABA Owners To Discuss Franchises and TV Contract
The ABA rules committee met six hours to decide on franchises and a TV deal. Local decision in Chula Vista could end the San Diego Quistadors if rejected. Bloom seeks arena plans for next season and a San Diego Community Concourse option, with L A Sports Arena as an alternative. Trustees weigh Memphis sale to Providence buyers and Kentucky move. coaching posts open in multiple cities. A proposed rule change to remove some early quarter free throws is on the table. A TV contract with ABC collapsed, but negotiations with Hughes Sports Network continue.
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