Standings and schedules from United Press International
Results list shows Montreal and St Louis 3 2 Philadelphia 2 Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 Atlanta 1 Houston 0. Probable pitchers include Barr Morton Ruthven Apodaca Jones Zahn Blair Wilson and others with multiple late games and several Thursday and Wednesday entries.
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Mayberry Out 2 Weeks With Broken Right Hand
Kansas City Royals slugger John Mayberry suffers a broken right hand after being hit by a Frank Tanana pitch in a game against California. He has 19 home runs and 58 RBIs this season and will miss at least two weeks, doctors say.
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Mizerek reaches U.S. Open Pocket Billiards quarterfinals
Defending champion Steve Mizerek of Edison New Jersey advanced to the quarterfinals of the U S Open Pocket Billiards Championships after blasting Jim Rempe 150 27 in four innings. He faces Danny LiBerto of Miami who defeated Lou Butera 150 135 in 14 innings.
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Zisk delivers Pirates a late win over Mets in three-game sweep
Richie Zisk hit a ninth inning homer off Jon Matlack to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 past the New York Mets and complete a three game series sweep. The Pirates sit 55 57 while the Mets fall further out of contention.
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Wilt backed volleyball league announced for 1975
The International Volleyball Association IVA funded by Wilt Chamberlain and David Wolper announced a 12 team pro league to start 1975 with a 40 game season next June. Players will come from the NBA ABA colleges and from Europe and the Orient. Three divisions planned.
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