Royals Fall as White Sox Rally In Ninth
Coluccio delivered a clutch hit and run in the ninth to tie the game, then a late run scored on a controversial play as the White Sox beat the Royals. Pitcher Fitzmorris left with a swollen knee after allowing early runs, while Hal McRae fueled Kansas City with a fifth inning double and seventh inning triple.
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Claude Osteen
Dennis Leonard
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Rangers
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
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Chicago
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Grundy Captures Irish Derby in Fine Finish
Italien owned favorite Grundy won Ireland's Irish Derby worth 180000 dollars. King Pellinore finished second and Ames Pretender was third. Grundy previously won the English Derby at Epsom, confirming a Derby double for the colt trained by Dr Carlo Vittadzini's racing operation.
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Ireland
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Join Mulcahy
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Carlo Vittadzini
Eg Sentuluriong
Honora
Epsom
Mexico Legion Edges Toward Bounce After Narrow Defeat
Mexico's American Legion team showed sharper play with 10 hits and three errors but still fell 9-6 to Quincy Illinois at Green Field. The 5-8 club lost its sixth straight game, though a late rally offered momentum ahead of Sunday’s doubleheader in Jefferson City.
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American Legion
Quincy
Ill
Green Field
Jefferson City
Evert Wins To Reach Wimbledon Quarterfinals
Defending champion Chris Evert defeated Lindsay Beaven 6-2 6-4 to advance to the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Rosemary Casals fell to Virginia Wade in straight sets as Wade remains Britain’s top hope in the women’s singles.
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Wimbledon
England
Chris Evert
Britain
Lindsay Beaven
Rosemary Casals
Virginia Wade
Trevino In Good Condition After Lightning Strike
Lee Trevino and two other golfers, Jerry Heard and Bobby Nichols, were reported in very good condition after being jolted by lightning during the Western Open in Oak Brook Illinois. Dr. Paul G. Frederickson said all vital signs were normal and that Heard would likely be released soon while Trevino and Nichols would be kept for observation through Sunday.
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Oak Brook, Ill
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Jerry Heard
Bobby Nichols
Paul G. Frederickson
Hinsdale Sanitarium
Frederickson
Nichols
Record Crowds Pouring In To See Play At Wimbledon
Record crowds packed the All England Club as Jimmy Connors Bjorn Borg and Roscoe Tanner advanced to the Wimbledon quarter finals amid anticipatory fever. Connors defeated Phil Dent 6 1 6 2 6 2 and Borg beat Marty Riessen 6 2 8 6 4 6 6 1 with police protecting Borg from agitated fans. Tanner ousted Mike Estep 9 8 6 4 6 2 as Ashe Stilwell Mayer Vilas Richey Ramirez Okker Metreveli Roche Rosewall eyed later matches while Evert dominated Sawamatsu 6 2 6 2 and King won over Anthony in womens action.
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Wimbledon
England
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
Connors
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Forest T Hiils
Belleville
Phil Dent
Australia
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Acre
Marty Riessen
Tanner
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Dallas
Arthur Ashe
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Argentina
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San Angelo
Tex Va
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Alex Metreveli
Soviet Union
Tony Roche
Ken Rosewall
Billie Jean and WTT Stars Compete in St Louis
Billie Jean and WTT stars compete in St Louis as the New Wheel Les Racquets and Coe Boston Lob team matches influence the WIT standings. The event highlights top players and fixtures shaping the race for positions in the circuit.
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Billie Jean
WTT
St. Louis
Wheelles
Coe Boston
WIT
Pro Baseball Scoreboard Roundup From Weekend Games
The scoreboard lists results across the majors with Montreal over St Louis 4 3, Chicago over Pittsburgh 3 1, New York 4 Philadelphia 2, Atlanta 7 Houston 0 in San Francisco and other pairings. Saturday games include Chicago at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Kansas City among others. NFL notes follow with the league cutting player limit to 43 for 1975.
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Cleveland Indians
Pittreergh
York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
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Chicgo
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Milwaukee
Oakland
California
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National Football League
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Wits
Yexas
Minnesota
Texas
Berton
Kenses City
Dekland
Califeornia
Omaha Night Star Shines As Cardinals Split Doubleheader
Omaha natives Bob Gibson and Dan Warthen starred as the St. Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with the Montreal Expos in Montreal. Gibson earned his 280th win, while Warthen relieved to six innings, closing the night with a 4 4 tie and a rally from the Cardinals. Sizemore drove in runs and Brock contributed key RBIs as the Cardinals won the opener, with Sizemore homering in the second game. Other NL action included Reds over Padres, Dodgers over Giants, Mets over Phillies, and Braves sweeping Cubs.
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Rer Ca
Omaha
Warthen
Memphis Blues
Bob Gibson
Chicago
Cubs
Don Stanhouse
Gibson
Gibaon
Cardinals
Ted Sizemore
Lou Brock
Sizemore
Brock
Ted
Mangual
Reggie Smith
Mike Jorgensen
Cincinnati Reds
San Diego Padres
San Eeesate
Igeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Lightning Jolts Several Golfers In Western Open
Overnight rains halted play at Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook Illinois delaying the Western Open second round for a day. Lee Trevino plus Bobby Nichols Tony Jacklin Jim Ahern and Arnold Palmer faced scares or injuries as a thunderstorm forced shelter under an umbrella. Dave Graham led after a 65 Thursday while Trevino Heard and Fetchick were among those struck or shaken as officials canceled play.
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Butler National Golf Club
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Butler National Course
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Tony Jacklin
Jim Ahern
Nichols
Jacklin
Ahern
Heard
Arnold Palmer
Dave Graham
Palmer
Graham
Mike Fetchick
Fetchick
Tom Watson
Medinah Country Club
Malay Tradition and Ali Fight Weigh-In Enlivens Title Bout
British challenger Joe Bugner weighed 230 pounds, five more than Muhammad Ali, at the Merdeka Stadium weigh-in for the upcoming title fight. Malay warriors led the procession, security incidents occurred as intrusions happened, and officials expect both camps to weigh in lighter by fight night.
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Joe Bugner
Muhammad Ali
Merdeka Stadium
Ali
Bugner
Andy Smith
Drew “Bandini
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Rahman
Bill Bugnet
United States
City Softball Saturday and boxing title weigh-in notes
The report notes Ali at 225 pounds for a title bout with indications of heavy pace and planned road work. It mentions Malay ceremony and royal seating arrangements, plus a 12-meter Columbia sale to a Swedish syndicate and scattered sports results including yacht and baseball scores with multiple names and figures.
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Sual
Newport Beach
Calif
Cards Announce Free Agent Additions to Squad
The St. Louis Cardinals announce rookie Gulf Coast League additions Costanzo of Millbrae California and Jeff Roe of San Leandro to the Sarasota farm club roster. The two players join the Cardinals’ evolving minor league system as part of ongoing free agent acquisitions totaling 18.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Millbae Calif
Jeffroe
San Leandro
Sats
Suesomigie
Sarasota
Butz Contemplates Leaving Cardinals After Knee Injury
St. Louis AP Dave Butz, Cardinals defensive tackle, has threatened to sign with another NFL team for 1975. He is one of three unsigned Cardinal free agents and says talks with team officials indicate he has no football future with St. Louis. A knee specialist says his knee is now in good condition.
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Butz
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