TM and STANDINGS: Wednesday results and Friday games
United Press International reports hockey results with New York beating Chicago 5 to 4 and other scores: Montreal 2 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburg 7 St Louis 2 Cin Cinci 9 Houston San Diego 4 San Francisco. Friday night schedule includes Chicago at Montreal and other matchups with twi night and night slots.
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Major league batting and pitching leaders listing
United Press International reports season leaders across leagues. National League top batters include Wynn and Schmidt with high RBI and runs, while Garvey Cedeno and Cey lead runs. Jolin and Lonborg top pitching. American League leaders feature Allen Mayberry Horton and Jackson with runs and hits, and Burroughs Audi and Mayberry among the leaders in hits and wins.
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CIF A and AA Players of the Year named from Hemet and Carpinteria
Hemet pitcher outfielder Bob Frazier earns 2-A MVP with an 8-1 record and .412 batting. Carpinteria’s John Moreno, a returning All CIF pitcher, posted 14-3 with a 0.91 ERA and playoff two shutouts including a 2-0 final win. St. Joseph High adds two Second Team picks.
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Justice Douglas At 75 Miler Still Climbing Barriers
The article profiles Justice William O. Douglas at 75, reflecting on his high school mile attempts, polio recovery, and enduring philosophy of pushing limits. It recalls his track years, admiration for Paavo Nurmi, and later feats like Himalaya climbs, mountain endurance, and risk-taking in life and law.
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Stargell's Boomer Lifts Pirates In Battle With Cardinals
Willie Stargell belted a three run homer in the first inning as Jim Rooker scattered three hits to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7 2. Stargell insisted he can hit any pitcher when in form while Pittsburgh remains in the NL East hunt and within reach of the basement. The Pirates trailed the division leaders but stayed in contention as other results favored tight standings.
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Blalock's case unsettled highlights era of celebrity sports money
The letter column recalls Jane Blalock's 1972 LPGA suspension, ensuing injunction and per se anti-trust ruling, and ongoing appeal to the Fifth Circuit. It notes her recovery of prize money and a recent tournament win in San Isidro, Mexico, as legal appeals continue.
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Daryle Lamonica Weighs WFL Offer Amid Million-Dollar Pact
At 33 next year Lamonica could earn a cool million over three seasons from the World Football League. He says the massive salary makes the prospect hard to believe.
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