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Lou Brock marveled at Mike Garman in a ninth inning save as St Louis beat Cincinnati 3-2 with a bases loaded eighth inning hit by Jim Dwyer. Garman fanned the side in the ninth after a late Reds rally, while Dwyer’s clutch drive helped the Cardinals extend their East lead.
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Charity Too Costly For Mexico Legion Falls To Quincy
Mexico hosted the American Legion baseball tournament at Green Field. In a tight game leading into the seventh, Mexico walked four times and committed an error allowing Quincy to score three runs and seize a 6-5 win, dropping Mexico to the losers' bracket with games scheduled to continue today between Moberly and Mar.
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Miami Veterans Split On Strike At Dolphins Camp Move
Miami veterans fail to agree on honoring the six day old players strike. Jim Mandich says he will cross any picket line and report July 14. Ed Garvey vows ongoing picketing at Biscayne College and Houston Oilers camp. Others undecided, while Doug Swift leaves individual choice to players. The NFLPA strike began over 63 issues including free movement and veto rights.
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Yankees Rout Rangers as Clyde Scuffled in Texas
The New York Yankees crushed the Texas Rangers 14 to 2 on Friday night, piling 20 hits off varied Texas pitching. Manager Bill Virdon said the win could spark their slump relief, while Rangers phenom David Clyde struggled with control. In other AL games, Detroit swept Chicago, Milwaukee edged Minnesota, Oakland shut Baltimore, and Cleveland beat California to reach a share of first in the East.
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ABA Cougars May Move to St. Louis
The Carolina Cougars of the ABA may relocate to St. Louis for the 1974-75 season after a sale to New York investors. Wendell Emrick of the St. Louis Arena noted interest but offered no names or firm commitments. St. Louis last hosted pro basketball with the 1968 Hawks move to Atlanta.
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National League fa results and standings highlights
National League standings show St Louis at 42 9 6 538 Pittsburgh 38 38 Philadelphia 40 49 500 Chicago 45 49 닥 New York 94 45 890 802 Cincinnati 45 35 63 10 Atlanta 43 40 0 398 Houston 92 40 579 San Francisco 16 47 494 San Diego 34 80 419 Friday's results Chicago 4 3 Atlanta 12 Montreal 11 0 Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia San Diego 1 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 New York 3 San Francisco 2 Houston 7 Pittsburgh 1 Saturday's games Atlanta at Chicago San Francisco at New York St Louis at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Montreal Pittsburgh at Houston Sunday's games Atlanta at Chicago St Louis at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Montreal San Diego at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Pittsburgh at Houston
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American League East standings and Friday results
American League East teams show standings with records and games back. Friday results include Detroit 9 Cleveland 7, Chicago 4 Milwaukee 5, Minnesota 3 Kansas City rain delayed Boston, New York 14 Texas 2, Baltimore 9 Oakland 6. Saturday matchups list Kansas City at Boston, Chicago at Detroit, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Baltimore at Oakland, New York at Texas, Cleveland at California.
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Connors Beats Rosewall For Wimbledon Title
Jimmy Connors won the Wimbledon singles title by defeating Ken Rosewall 6 1 6 1 6 4. The 39 year old Rosewall faded as Connors used patient baseline play and timely net rushing to secure the victory. Connors joined fiancée Chris Evert as Wimbledon champions after her victory over Olga Morozova 6 0 6 4.
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Jones Delivers Two Golds For US In Durham Track Meet
Reggie Jones, angling for recognition, wins 100 meters in 10.2 seconds and anchors the 440 yard relay as the US team struggles to hold off the USSR in the U S USSR track meet at Duke University stadium. Darwin Bond adds a 400 meters win for the Volunteers.
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More Than Just Records And Statistics Almanac
A new sports almanac from The Associated Press highlights champions and records across 100 plus sports worldwide. It features star profiles, dramatic stories, and photos in a 928 page paperback priced at 1.65 dollars plus postage. Order via coupon by mail with four weeks for delivery.
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