Mets' McGraw Says Relief Pitches Rule In NL
Tug McGraw lauds relief pitching as an NL specialty after helping the Nationals edge the American League 4 3 in 10 innings at the 43rd mid summer classic. Hank Aaron homered for the Nationals, Joe Morgan delivered the game winner, and Lee May tied the game in the ninth.
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Aaron hits dramatic 600th homer against Perry in All-Star game
Aaron called his latest homer the most dramatic of his 669 career blasts in pursuit of Babe Ruth's 714. He connected off Gaylord Perry, a longtime rival, and Morgan rued Aaron as hero material for his hometown crowd. Murtaugh, reactivated to manage, remained uneasy about retirement. Weaver praised his pitchers after a 24 18 1 Nationals win in the series.
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ABA Franchise To San Diego
SAN DIEGO dentist Leonard Bloom headed a group that reportedly won an ABA expansion franchise for San Diego, replacing the defunct Pittsburgh and Florida teams. The ABA planned a New York news conference while Bloom declined comment.
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Bad Finger Ails Nicklaus
An infected finger sends golfer Jack Nicklaus to the hospital casting doubt on his ability to play in the $200,000 PGA Team Championship at Ligonier Pennsylvania next weekend If the finger heals quickly he could still defend his PGA title at Oakland Hills near Detroit on August 3
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All Star Game Boosts Hank Aaron and Willie Mays Triumph
Henry Aaron belted a two run homer off Gaylord Perry as Willie Mays suffered a fastball from Mickey Lolich but the National League prevailed 4 3 in 10 innings before 53 107 hometown fans in Atlanta.
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Morgan Delivers Game Winning Hit in 10th for NL
In Atlanta the National League beat the American League 4-3 after Joe Morgan’s 10th inning single, with Hank Aaron hitting a late two run homer. Cookie Rojas put AL ahead briefly with a two run shot, while Aaron’s home run drew a huge ovation.
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Cookie Rojas
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Fischer Holds One-Game Lead as World Chess Title Battle Reaches Adjournment
In Reykjavik, Bobby Fischer maintained a one pawn edge over Boris Spassky as they prepared to resume the adjourned seventh game. Experts saw only a draw as best for Spassky, leaving Fischer 4-3 ahead if a stalemate result holds.
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League Leaders Overview for National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Cadena Hin and Williams with top batting marks, Morgan Bonds and Banch leading runs, and B Williams and Bonds tied for hits. Notable figures: Cedang, Braock, Bowa, Sanguiden, Morales, Bench, Morgan. Pitching leaders show Walan Marshall and Carlton among strikeout and decision leaders with era figures listed. American League leaders feature Rubin, Rudl, and Ouda hitting, Watt and Pinivila doubles, O Aliva and Cash home runs, and Campaneris Nelson atop stolen bases, with Lolich and Odom noted for pitching.
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Devaney's Streak in Jeopardy Dallas Blocks 32-Game Unbeaten Mark
The Associated Press reports Nebraska coach Bob Devaney leads the 1972 College All Stars preparing for Friday's All-Star Game against the Dallas Cowboys in Chicago. Devaney emphasizes punting and kickoff returns after studying Cowboys films as the NFL champions loom as favorites.
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Jerry Quarry Quits Boxing for Public Relations Career
Jerry Quarry, 27, says he has retired from boxing to pursue public relations. He announced after his brother Mike Quarry lost to George Foster and he was knocked out by Muhammed Ali in Las Vegas. Quarry, in Pittsburgh to promote a rock show, said he never achieved the heavyweight title but enjoyed his career, with 43 wins in 63 fights.
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Third Nebraska Crown: Possible Not Probable
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney calls a third straight title highly improbable while stressing the need to win the Big Eight first. The 210 page press guide notes quarterback uncertainty with Dave Hamm as heir apparent and mentions injuries to Terry Tuck and Steve Bunty. The preseason roster shows 27 sophomores among 66 players and a rookie heavy secondary. Farber Lions Club will sponsor a slow pitch softball tournament August 14 to 19 with trophies for winners.
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Nebraska Football Press Guide
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Cardinals Recall Bare and Roque to Fill 25-Man Roster
St Louis Cardinals recalled pitcher Ray Bare from Tulsa and outfielder Jorge Roque from Little Rock to complete the 25 man roster. Roque 22 bats .397 in 16 games at Little Rock replaces Brant Alyea released recently. Bare 6-5 with a 2.58 ERA and five saves in 28 Tulsa games. General Manager Bing Devine said they will join for a Wednesday workout in St Louis and travel to Montreal and Chicago after the All Star break.
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