Bears top Jets in Fame Game as Phipps shines
In Canton Ohio Mike Phipps outplayed Bob Avellini guiding the Chicago Bears to a 20-6 victory over the New York Jets. Pardee praised improved line play and execution while noting penalties hurt Avellini. Stars Bart Starr Forrest Gregg Gale Sayers Frank Gifford and Bill Willis were enshrined.
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Lauda wins German GP at Hockenheim to extend title lead
Niki Lauda wins the 39th German Grand Prix at Hockenheim to raise his World Championship total to 48 points with 11 of 17 races completed. Jody Scheckter trails with 38, Mario Andretti 32, and Carlos Reutemann 31 as the season heads to Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Canada, the United States, and Japan.
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Standings and results mix of National League East and West
The table shows NL East leaders Chicago and Philadelphia with Pittsburgh and St. Louis close. West leaders Los Angeles and Cincinnati follow with Montreal, Houston, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta, and New York also in play. Sunday's results include Philadelphia beating San Fran 5 4 and New York 10 9 over San Diego. Upcoming games list several matchups and probable pitchers across both leagues.
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Monzon to quit boxing for film acting after title defense
Carlos Monzon, 34, defended his world middleweight crown with a unanimous decision over Rodrigo Valdes in Monte Carlo and announced retirement to pursue acting. Valdes, from Cartagena, nearly toppled Monzon with a first knockdown since 1963, while Valdes' camp cited a cut eye as a turning point.
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Simkins widens lead with trophy dash and main event win
Santa Maria's Danny Simkins captured the trophy dash and the 30 lap main event, widening his point lead over Bobby Payne. The race featured heavy contact and a notable crash as Elton Shaffer spun after tire failure while being lapped. Multiple heat and sprint divisions followed with several drivers securing wins and advancing positions.
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National and American league leaders are listed for batting runs batted in stolen bases pitching and ERA. Notables include Foster Garvey Luzinski Burroughs and Schmidt as top hitters and Ryan Tanana Blyleven and Niekro among leading pitchers with ERA and strikeout tallies.
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Namath to play quarter in Times Charity Game
Joe Namath will see one quarter of the Rams exhibition opener versus the Vikings in the Los Angeles Times Charity Game. Chuck Knox said Pat Haden will start, Namath will be in the third quarter, and Vince Ferragamo in the fourth.
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U.S. Racquetball Juniors crowns two winners in each city
Oceanside California and St Louis each produced two champions at the national juniors championships staged by the U S Racquetball Association. Local players claimed titles in multiple divisions and highlighted strong youth participation across two venues.
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