Boccabella Leads Expos Rally In Astros Win
Montreal’s Boccabella sparked a five run explosion in the fifth inning lifting the Expos to an 11 2 victory over the Houston Astros in Friday night game one of a doubleheader. He joined an elite club with two homers in the inning tying a coach’s record. The rally featured steady contact from Ron Hunt and Ken Singleton while Jim Crawford yielded a blow as the Astros faltered after early scoring.
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John Boccatella
Mortreal
Houston Astros
Priday
Roceaches
Wilbe McCoves
San Franciscn Giants
Horseton
Houston
Jim Crawford
Fionte
Fin
Cochran Leads Tourney After First Round Narrow One Stroke
David Cochran held a slim one stroke lead entering round two of the club championship at Labhieck Country Club. Cochran shot a two under 77, with Burky Sheffield Jerry Stunts and Bobby Walker also posting first round totals as the field narrows to the afternoon flight, while many names appear in the scramble of scores and standings.
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David Cochran
Deaton Rigsby
Aver
Hash Andersor
Clyde Faces True Test Says Herzog on Pitcher’s Rise
Herzog says Clyde must prove himself in a major league test away from home. He notes the day game under daylight makes it harder for a left hander to dominate batters. If Clyde succeeds, he could begin a major league career sooner than expected. if not, questions about rushing him may grow.
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Clyde
Tesas
Taked Herzog
Rory Short
Milwaukee
Rangers
Herron
Aban Clyde
Tom Seaver
Bobi Gibson
Donohue Grabs Road Atlanta Polo Berth in Qualifying
Donohue, veteran racer from Newtown Square Pat, qualifies for the Indianapolis 500 on the Road Atlanta course near Gainesville Ga. The event features a 2300 CDT start and a later 2443 p.m. finish as final 126 miles of the race are run on the paved track.
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Gainesville
Mark” Donohue
Dianapolis
Atlanta-gan
Finn Pollard
Swede Savage
Newtown Square
Pat
Reali We Vies
Beira
Wimbledon Faces Split as ATP Boycott Affects Final
At Wimbledon the absence of top players from the ATP boycott shapes the men’s singles final with two players from Communist bloc nations set to contend. The ILE plans an annual meeting in Warsaw to seek a settlement, aiming to bring back stars like Pilic and restore unity amid sponsorship and management tensions.
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Association of Tennis
Yugoslavia
Nikki Pilic
Warsaw
Poland
ATP
Ch Uit
Karape
Dan Kodes
Cerchoslovakia
Alex Metroveli
Russia
Wimbledon
Stan Smith
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Arthur Ashe
Tom Gorman
United States
ATP Fron
Golf Tourney Front-Row Promises Amid Fast Times and Crashes
Donohue led practice at Phoenix with fastest laps as Scheckter and DiVerico trailed in a European lineup. Haywood and Mollmer followed in Porsche and Fendia machines while Andretti struggled with oil burning in a MacLaren. Qualifying saw Motschenbacher, Nagel, Minter and others fill the top spots.
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Donohue
Jody Scheckter
Scheckter
Marth
Porsche
Britaian
Jackie Diver
UOP
Shadow
Hurley Haywood
Jacksonville
Fla
TSR
Enstland
David Hobbs
George Mollmer
Ar. Fendia
Calif
Lothar Motschenbacher
Mackaren
Bob Nagel Lota
Mit Minter
MacLaren
Andretti
Northeastern Crew Reaches Henley Grand Final
Northeastern University's varsity eight defeated Wisconsin by one length on the River Thames to advance to the Grand Challenge Cup final at Henley. The Americans, led by Frank Leahy, clocked 6:16 for the one-mile course amid improving weather and strong performances from MIT and Harvard in other events.
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Henley
Iday
Trd Ko Jomna
Soviet Union
University of Washington
Northeastern
Frank Leahy
Quincy
Mass
United States
Arlett
Wisconsin
Randy Jabolonic
Washington
Northeastern University Rowing Association
Machusetts Institute of Technology
England
Leander Boat Club
Rich Wennersten
Boston
Leander
MIT
Sydney Rowing Club
Australia
Harvard
Princeton
Wise
John Canaday
Belmont
Trinity: i
Cambridge
George Len
Beilyne
Wash
Ireland
Retired Army Officer Leads LPGA Tourney
Army Lt. Col. Amnie Amizichjround led 15 other pros at the $35,000 LPGA Mare Equity Golf Classic on the 6,377 yard River Oaks course on Grand Island. The 52-year-old rookie posted eight birdies and 21 putts, with a 69 in round one, as Pam Higgins and Sandra Palmer chased in a crowded field.
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Buffalo
Abi
Army
Amnie Amizichjround
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Mare Equity Golf Ch
Miss Amivich
Pam Higgins
Palm Springs
Calif
Sandra Palmer
Fort Worth
Marlow Cracker
Louisville
Sandra Spavich
Indianapolis
Danna Caponi Young
Woodland Hills
Tina Baugh
Long Beach Calif
Atlanta
River Oaks
Grand Island
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