Baseball Standings Headlines From Night Fixtures
League results show Houston Briles etc leading the NL. scattered scores across leagues. Teams like Columbus Knoxville Charlotte Montgomery Asheville Birmingham win or lose, with Syracuse Tidewater and Toledo Peninsula games in extra innings.
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Columbus
Knoxville
Sevennah
Charlotte
Jacksonville
Montgomery
Asheville
Birmingham
Syracuse
Tidewater
Toledo
Peninsula
Rochester
Charleston
Mets Top Giants As Seaver Fans 7
New York defeats San Francisco 4 6 in five innings with Seaver earning the win and Harrelson tallying a homer for the Mets. Giants homer by Roder Speier Henderson and others follow in a game that featured multiple pitchers and late scoring.
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New York
San Francisco
Seaver
McGraw
Grote
Cumberland
Bryant
Johnson
McMahon
Morris
Roeder
W— Seaver
L—Cumberland
Harrelson
Roder
Speier
Henderson
Tug McGraw
Los Angeles
Don Sutton
Mets
Bud Harrelson
Tommie Agee
Rusty Staub
Cleon Jones
Jim Fregosi
Dave Rader
Chris Speier
Ken Henderson
Dick Selma
Willie Montanez
Philadelphia
Phillies
Frank Lucchesi
Selma
Chicago Cubs
Williams Voted To All Star Club
Center fielder Gordon Williams of Cameron College will play in the Oklahoma Collegiate Conference all star game at Phillips Failing Park Enid Friday night. He is named to the 18 man Western division squad for the third year running with teammates from Phillips Northwestern Central State Panhandle Southwestern and Cameron among the selections.
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Gordon Williams
Cameron College
Enid
Phillips Failing Park
Aggie
Joe Record
Phillips
Williams
Mike Morris
Ted Luthi
Eugene Jackson
Northwestern
James Hooks
Central State
John Ward
Panhandle
Steve Hilterbran
Richard Loyd
Ray Burris
Southwestern
Mike Keleher
Darrell Frolin
Steve Savage
Central
Dennis Kauk
Mike Hargrove
Tom Young
Jim Scott
Ion
Cameron
Tight Races Develop For Speedway Lead
At Lawton Speedway the super modified and modified stock standings tighten weekly. Bubs Fenner leads the supers but trail by multiple rivals including A J Little and J L Nash. In the modifieds Jim Hill heads a close pack with Ken Hailey and Harold Patterson near the top. Ashlock siblings contend for top spots. Gary Prestage tops hobby stock with Don Spear and David Bryce close behind.
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Lawton Speedway
A. J. Little
Bubs Fenner
Wichita Falls
Little
J. L. Nash
Shady McWhorter
Larry Ashlock
Freddie Street
Gilbert Hutson
Clarence Dutton
Joe Farley
Max Albright
Jerry Bennett
Street
Dutton
Nash
Ashlock
Jim Hill
Carnegie
Norman
Ken Hailey
Harold Patterson
Jackie
LCC and Altus Golf Clubs Plan Sunday Interclub Match
Lawton Country Club and Altus Country Club will host an interclub golf match at LCC this Sunday. The first 30 LCC members to sign up will represent the club, with registration for the tournament starting today.
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Lawton Country Club
Altus Country Club
LCC
Racing standings and results from multiple drivers
Leaderboard style listing shows drivers and points across classes including Leaders Super Modifieds and Hobby Stocks. Notable names include Bubs Fenner from Wichita Falls and Jim Hill from Carnegie with top scores, and a brief obituary note for trainer Earl Hortronft of Altus after surgery at 53.
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Bill Goss
Altus
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Sam C. Pas
Ronnie Ledford
Walters
Chal
Earl Hortronft
Emerson Fittipaldi wins Spanish Grand Prix in JPS car
Brazil's Emerson Fittipaldi grabbed an early lead and dominated to win the Spanish Grand Prix. His JPS team powered to victory as the race concluded.
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Madrid
Brazil
Emerson Fittipaldi
Boyer Captures Lifting Crown in Open, NCAA Wins
Keith Boyer a Cameron College junior earns Master’s Classification by totaling 1,545 pounds at the Southwestern Open Powerlifting Championships in Stillwater with 405 bench 570 squat and 570 dead lift. A week earlier he won NCAA 198 pound class in Fort Worth with 405 bench 540 squat and 540 dead lift totaling 1,485 pounds, with a 540 squat tying the NCAA record.
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Keith Boyer
Cameron College
United States
Boyer
Stillwater
Fort Worth
Cache Girl Sharon Winton Finishes Fourth in State Track
Sharon Winton of Cache placed fourth at the State Girls Track meet held at Star-Spencer High School. She earned a Class A medal with a 15 feet 10 inches long jump. Hennessey captured the 2A title with 54 points and Forgan won Class A with 37 points.
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Oklahoma City
Cache
Sharon Winton
Star-Spencer High School
Sharon
Hennessey
Forgan
Pacers Conquer Stars To Clinch ABA Title Shot
Indiana Pacers toppled the Utah Stars 117 113 in Salt Lake City to win the ABA series and advance to the finals. Fred Diehl Lewis and Billy Keller starred for the Pacers with clutch late free throws after a tight fourth quarter. Zelmo Beaty led Utah with 25 points as Indiana built a large halftime edge.
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Salt Lake City
American Basketball Association
Utah Stars
Indiana Pacers
Indiana
Pacers
Freddie Lewis
Billy Keller
Lewis
Keller
Jimmie Jones
Utah
Stars
Zelmo Beaty
Willie Wise
Pros To Stay In Memphis
The ABA Board of Trustees unanimously rejected Florida millionaire Joseph Gregorys offer to buy the financially troubled Memphis Pros. Commissioner Jack Dolph said the league has arranged finances to keep the franchise operating until the June 13 trustees meeting and expects the management to present a more advantageous solution for the league and Memphis.
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New York
Memphis Pros
American Basketball Association
Florida
Joseph Gregory
ABA
Jack Dolph
Gregory
Memphis
Dolph
Houston's Toy Cannon Sparks Astros to Division Lead
Lee May and Jimmy Wynn powered the Astros past the Pirates 9-8 as Wynn homered twice and drove in five. Wynn, Player of the Week, is heating up after a rough 1970 season, lifting Houston into sole possession of first in the NL West.
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Houston
Astros
Associated Press
Houston Astros
Lee May
Jimmy Wynn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wynn
Harry Walker
May
Cincinnati
RBI
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chub Feeney
Bob Watson
Tommy Helms
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
al Oliver
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Tom Seaver
Celtics Will Stay In Boston Says New Owners
West Coast buyers Irving H. Levin and Harold Lipton say the Boston Celtics will remain in Boston after purchasing the team. Levin and Lipton deny ties to National General Corporation and cite Red Auerbach’s confirmation of a Boston home as the agreed base for the club.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
West Coast
National Basketball Association
Irving H. Levin
Celtics
San Diego
Levin
National General Corporation
Los Angeles
Harold A. Lipton
National General
Mr. Lipton
Lipton
Red Auerbach
California
Red
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H. Ave
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Keith Gardner
Bill Bennett
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Don Spear
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