Baseball Standings and Schedule Recap
American League standings show Boston Detroit New York leading, with Kansas City and Oakland mid-pack. Evening and Tuesday games list results including Cleveland 7 Baltimore 6 and Texas 4 Oakland 3, plus multiple matchups and times across leagues.
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Detroit
New York
Cove
West Oak
Chicago
Texas
Baltimore
Cleveland
Oakland
Wiwoukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Tosey
Konses City Oy
Ange
Bum
Hudson
Fife
Derrot
LeGrow
Milwaukee
Colpera
Trent
Jefferson
Tidrow
Peterson
Housas City of Oakiong
California
Baseball Line Scores from Doubleheader Contests
A pair of end of day box scores show Baltimore and Cleveland split a twin bill with key homers by Baylor Chambliss Dunn and Powell. Cuellar earned a win for Baltimore in the nightcap while Cleveland's Cuellar and Spikes connected for late runs.
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Baltimore
Cleveveland
Alexander
Jackson
Etchebarren
Willgims
Strom
Bosman
Lamb
Duncan
W—Lamb
L—Alexander
Baylor
Cleveland
Chambliss
Dunn
Cuellar
Watt
Hendricks
Timmerman
Kekich
Johnson
Sanders
Ellis
Ash
W—Cuellar
L—Timmerman
Powell
Spikes
Ali Norton Bout Ends Era As Norton Wins Title
In Los Angeles at the Forum Ken Norton defeats Muhammad Ali in a 12 round fight to end Ali's heavyweight dominance. Norton weighs 205 pounds as Ali comes in at 212 for the rematch with promoter Don Fraser predicting a big gate and extensive closed circuit earnings. Norton earns $200,000 guaranteed while Ali is paid at least $250,000.
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Muhammad Ali
Ken Norton
Pion
Ali
San Diego
Joe Frazier
Norton
Forum
Don Fraser
United States
Canada
Bob Arum
Top Rank, Inc
New York
Ali Frazier
Marriott
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Kentucky
U. S. Supreme Court
Frazier
Ali-Norton
Deer Lake
Marines
Gilman Hot Springs
Eddie Futch
Aaron Chasing Ruth 714 Homers Faces Narrow Ending
Hank Aaron eyed Babe Ruth 714 as his 1974 chase slipped with 709 homers after a May 11 game. Braves star, 39, has 176 homers at Atlanta since 1966 with 17 games left in the season and a $200000-per-year contract. Atlanta plans to honor him with a scholarship drive and a billboard tracking his total.
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Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Milwaukee
Reds
Jack Billingham
Ruth
Boston Braves
Chase
Hank Aaron
Wranglers Win SPFL Title In Narrow Championship Game
The Oklahoma City Wranglers defeated the San Antonio Toros 19-16 to capture the South western Professional Football League title. A fake field goal set up the final Oklahoma City score as Ed Williams punched in from the 2 after Kenny Ray sprinted 18 yards to the Toros 3. San Antonio led 16-13 late in the first half, but OKC rallyed with two Wise man field goals and a late drive to seal the championship.
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San Antonio
Tex
Oklahoma City Wranglers
San Antonio Toros
Toros
Kenny Ray
Ed Williams
Oklahoma City
Ken Cooper
Royce Johnson
Bobby Williams
Luz Tedraza
Don Burrell
Craig Wiseman
Cooper
Snead captures World Seniors title in playoff victory
Sam Snead, 61, defeated Australia’s Kel Nagle 1 up in a sudden death playoff to win his second straight World Seniors Golf Championship crown at Ride-A-Way course. The疲 fatigued Snead admitted exhaustion after a lengthy 36-hole match that stayed close through the final holes.
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Forrest Ferler
Fezler
San Jose
Calif
Player
Dewitt Weaver
Weaver
Jerry McGee
Curtis Sifford
Sam Adams
Portsmouth
Sam Snead
Sam
Australia
Kel Nagle
Snead
Nagle
U. S
Oklahoma City Driver Captures NCAA Feature
Larry Madden led all 30 laps to win the NCAA feature at Lawton Speedway in the two night stop. He clinched the NCAA season championship and held off veterans Bob Cody Dave Frasher and Frankie Lies as Terry Doss suffered a dramatic end over end roll. Doss was hospitalized for observation after the crash.
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Larry Madden
Oklahoma City
Madden
Aaron
Lawton Speedway
Bobby Walker
Bob Cody
Amarillo
Shawnee
Terry Doss
Harold Leep
Wichita
Kan
Leep
D. E. Suggs
Frasher
Speedway
Jerry Douglas
A. J. Little
Results of Modified A Midget Heat Racing Event
The report lists multiple heat winners and top finishers across classes including first heat with Larry Asmock and Todd Coker, second heat Roy Harlan and Bobby Gray, third heat Joe Farley, fourth heat George Armstrong, and trophy dash winner Dave Frusher. It details B and A features with riders from OKC, Amarillo, Lawton, Wichita, and other locales, highlighting prominent names and standings.
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Larry Asmock
Todd Coker
OKC
Ron Smith
Hinton Oe
Ess
Amerillo
Tim Holme
Royce Harlan
Bobby Gray
Gilbert Hutson
Lawton
Dickie Notts
Sremdy Willingham
Amarillo
Joe Farley
Minco
Butch Roberts
Sterry
James Skinner
Jerry Dougles
Walt McWhorter
Wichita
Kon
Johnny Stinnett
Dave Frusher
Ness City
Larry Madden
Randy Willingham
Ampurilo
Jennings
Stinnett
Horan
Bob Hurley
Gery Frizzell
Mike Bassett
Richard Harvey
Larry Holman
Ooss
Faber
Armstrong
Speck
Freddie Street
Albright
Skinner
Madden
Cody
Frasher
S-Willingham
Dougies
Littie
Dale Porson
Wichite
Ken
Dutton
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