Big league leaders across leagues highlight top players
National League leaders include Kingman and Schmidt with 14 and 29 totals, Griffey and Cey show strong RBI or run counts, while Cedeno and Morgan pace stolen bases and pitching figures show Lonborg and Rooker among leaders. American League figures list Otis, Hendrick, Burroughs, Munson, and Tiant leading in various categories.
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Probable pitchers and games from Today's Major League schedule
UPI lists the night slate with Burris and Fryman starting for Chicago and Montreal respectively at 8:05 p.m. Other matchups include Christensen vs Lolich in New York and Candelaria vs McGlothen in St. Louis. Niekro meets John in Los Angeles while Dierker faces Spillner in San Diego. Alcala tangles with Montefusco in San Francisco. Thursday features Pittsburgh at St. Louis Houston at San Diego Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at San Francisco Chicago at Montreal with Atlanta at Los Angeles for night games.
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Schembechler to Undergo Coronary Bypass Surgery
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler, age 47, chose open heart surgery to relieve occluded arteries. He is set for a coronary bypass at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and is expected to recover in about six weeks. Athletic Director Don Canham noted he may return this fall regardless of surgery.
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Spirits to play in Salt Lake City next season
Earl D. Walters leads Utah investors announcing the Spirits of St. Louis will relocate to Salt Lake City for the next ABA season. The team will feature four of Utah’s former Stars players under new management with a lease to be finalized at Salt Palace. Local group to own 30 percent, current owners 70 percent.
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La Serna tops Lompoc in scoring duel 7 to 4
La Serna edges Lompoc 7 to 4 as Marinelli Angevine Nietzke Bullock pass RBI totals drive the Bulldogs. McDonald Neal Ellison Rodriguez and Garcia contribute offensively for Lompoc, while Nicks earns the win and McMillian the loss in a pitcher’s duel with multiple errors and a late surge.
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Fritzie Zivic the Nice Guy Behind the Ring Image
The former welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic, now a 63 year old boilermaker in Scott Township, is known for his friendly neighborhood demeanor and love of his dog Duke. He recalls two Armstrong bouts, biggest purse of 25,000, and his life as a fighter while noting his family and finances.
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Rams sign four free agents including Dyer and White
The Los Angeles Rams announced four free agent signings at Blair Field. Jerry Dyer a 6-5 quarterback from Southern Utah joined the tryout camp along with Alvin White a punter from Oregon State who averaged 41.5 in the World Football League last season with the Southern California Sun Greg Reed a 6-3 safety and returner from Pierce College and running back Fred Henry a 5-11 185 pound back who set the 1972 Western Athletic Conference rushing record of 2935 at New Mexico and was a 1973 17th draft pick back for another try.
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