Tennis Spreads To the Ghettos
Associated Press reports tennis expanding beyond white club culture into urban neighborhoods. New York Junior Tennis League, led by Eric Werner, teaches inner city youths of various backgrounds to compete, with 26 sites in New York and 140 nationwide.
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Karol Stonger
Associated Press
NEW Yrok
Althea Gibson
Arthur Ashe
Eric Werner
Central Park
Werner
New York
Raymond Girado
Los Angeles Lakers
Girado
East Side
JTL
Sheridan G. Snyder
NJTL
Peter ‘Ruvolo
Brooklyn
Jamie Frieland
Manhattan
Jamie
Jackie Vega
Night fishing heat up in Missouri streams and lakes
The Rod n Reel Report from Jefferson City notes air temperature and water conditions with most waters clear but low due to little rain. Fishing remains fair to good overall, bluegill and channel cat common in ponds, trout streams low, and species vary by stream with several locations showing fair to good bass and catfish activity.
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Missouri
State Conservation Department
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Lake of the Ozarks
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Thousand Hills
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Duck Creek
Cardinals Breathes Fire as Cleveland Fans Braves 2-0
Reggie Cleveland, St. Louis Cardinals righty, wins his seventh straight start, extending his record to 11-4 as he shuts out the Atlanta Braves 2-0 on two hits. He aims for 24 victories by age 24, matching strong early season form with 93 pitches and a low 3.2 ERA.
Reggie keeps slider down as Cardinals blank Braves 2-0
St Louis shuts out Atlanta 2-0 in a 1 hour 33 minute game. Alou doubled to spark the fourth inning, driving in Simmons who singled and Carbo scored on a grounder. Cleveland’s only run came on a seventh inning single. Reed expected a slider and delivered it to Cruz, with Cruz at third.
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Matty Alou
Ted Simmons
Bernie Carbo
Cleveland
Reed
Gil Garrido
Jose Cruz
Reds Complete Sweep of Pirates as Nolan Wins 13th
Cincinnati blanked Pittsburgh 2-0 to complete a three game NL series sweep. Gary Nolan improved to 13-1 with a 1.81 ERA, Reds turn double plays, Cesar Geronimo had three hits including a homer, Bobby Tolan drove in an insurance run, Helms and Miller homered for Houston in a 7-2 win over Chicago.
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Bill Virdon
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Virdon
Gary Nolan
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Nolan
Clay Carroll
Cesar Gerinamo
Steve Blass
Bobby Tolan
Tommy Helms
Norm Miller
Houston
Chicago
Helms
Cub
Ferguson Jenkins
Miller
Dan McGinn
Ray Corbin
Rich Reese
Eric Soderholm
Minnesota
Baseball Scoreboard Remix from a Hazy Page
A fragmented scoreboard digest lists teams across the American and National Leagues with scattered tallies and upcoming games. It notes Detroit, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Montreal, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Oakland, Cincinnati, Chicago, Houston, Atlanta, San Diego, St Louis, and others with partial scores and referenced pitchers, plus Thursday and Friday games and schedules. The garbled text hints at results, standings, and a packed slate of matchups across multiple cities and venues.
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Breporgh
Baltimore Se
New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Montreal
Milwaukee
pHiladelphia
Oakland
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Ata California
San Francisco
Texas
Hunter
Odom
Kiine Ba
Kekich
Bahnsen
Forster
Baltimore
McNally
Alexander
Rene Galifornia
Ryan
Allewaukee
Lanborg
Siebert
J. Perry
G. Perry
Paul
Neojessie
Cal Canton
Coleman
Houston
Vial
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Priday
Avanta
Hardin
Pappas
Ray
Pisburgh
Brite
Grimsley
St. Louis
Wise
Palmer surges but Sanders leads at Muirfield
British Open update from Muirfield Scotland shows Arnold Palmer firing a 69 in the third round to reach 215, two over par, while Doug Sanders leads at four under after 46 holes. Lee Trevino and Jack Nicklaus trail as Jacklin sits one back after 44 holes.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Palmer
Jacklin
Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Fischer protests rejected in world chess title match
Reykjavik Iceland AP An appeals committee upheld referee Lothar Schmid's ruling that Bobby Fischer forfeited the game by not appearing Spassky leads 2 0 in a 24 game match with Fischer needing 12 wins and a draw to regain the title Schmid may still reschedule the third game but the match fate hinges on Fischer continuing his boycott Oracle World Chess Federation president Max Euwe said Schmid remains in charge and may disqualify Fischer promoter Chester Fox says cameras mandatory to protect movie and TV revenue for the match including a $125000 purse and a projected $55000 in media money share Fischer objected to the cameras and left the board before conceding the first game as negotiations dragged on.
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Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Lothar Schmid
Boris Spassky
Fischer
Spassky
Schmid
World Chess Federation
FIDE
Max Euwe
Chester Fox
Icelandic Chess Federation
Fox
Sports Palace
Pro Football Franchise Swap Sets New Trend
Pro football may shift from player trades to franchise swaps after Carroll Rosenbloom of the Baltimore Colts traded the Colts for the Los Angeles Rams. Robert Irsay Willard Keland helped swap the Rams for Baltimore for 19 million dollars. Commissioner Pete Rozelle approved the move. Meanwhile the Dallas Cowboys acquired wide receiver Ren Sellers from the New England Patriots in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice as Duane Thomas sat out his second day of practice.
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Associated Press
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Hursday
Los Angeles Rams
Robert Irsay
Skokie, Ill
Willard Keland
Racine
Wis
Rams
Baltimore
Rosenbloom
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
Dallas Cowboys
Ren Sellers
Eayland
Patriots
Duane Thomas
Spinks Back In Hospital After Knee Injury
St Louis AP Scipio Spinks, Cardinal pitcher, is back at Jewish Hospital with a knee injury. Team surgeon Dr Stan London repaired torn ligaments last week, but bleeding near the incision followed his release Tuesday. He will stay hospitalized a few more days and is out for the season after colliding with Reds catcher Johnny Bench while scoring.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinal
Scipio Spinks
Jewish Hospital
Stan London
Spinks
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Owners swap franchises replaces players in NFL turmoil
Team owners conduct franchise swaps as players depart. coach Tom Landry faces penalties for absence. Cowboys lose Tony Liscio and Eagles recall Fred Hill and Joe Scarpati. Jets sign GM Gary Hammond from SMU. Saints add John Didien and John Mallory. Dick Post injures knee in Steelers drill. Bob Grim remains in holdout. Art Modell hospitalised after a summer home accident.
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Pians
Tom Landry
Tony Lisclo
Cowboys
Fred Hill
Joe Scarpati
Philadelphia Eagles
Gary Hammond
Southern Methodist
New York Jets
John Didien
John Mallory
New Orleans Saints
Dick Post
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bob Grim
New York Giants
Art Modell
Cleveland Browns
Westhampton
N.Y
Houston routs Cubs as Edwards keys late surge
John Edwards drove in two with a center field double as Houston pulled away in the ninth inning to beat the Cubs 10-6. The Astros erased a tie by scoring five runs in the ninth, securing a 7-2 victory in the second game.
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John Edwards
Houston
Cubs
Young Team Worries Iba
Honolulu AP report says Olympic coach Henry Iba arrived with the team and voices concern about the youngest squad in height. Seven of 12 players are under 21 as the group trains three weeks at Pearl Harbor Naval Base with two-a-day workouts and practice games against local service teams.
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Honolulu
Henry Iba
Iba
Oklahoma State
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
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