Reds and Dodgers duel shapes baseball season outlook
The 1975 MLB season shows the Reds lagging 342 games behind the Dodgers after a early series sweep. Pete Rose shifts to third base under Sparky Anderson as George Foster and Cesar Geronimo power the lineup, while Johnny Bench and Tony Perez seek form. A separate golf update highlights the Member-Guest Tourney with Turnblazer and Croley leading, and Bernard Bisceglia eyeing state honors as Yellow Jackets reach regional and state levels.
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Reds
Dogers
Dodgers
Sparky Anderson
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Rose
George Foster
Foster
Cesar Geronimo
Ken Griffey
Joe Morgan
Tony Perez
Pet Dairy Beats Howard's In Monday Pitching Duel
Pet Dairy edged Howard's Insurance 2-0 in a seven inning game to improve to 5-1 while Howard's falls to 4-3. Greg Miller beat Andy Gray in one hit effort with Miller at 3-0 and Gray at 1-1. Gray struck out 12 Pet Dairy hitters and walked five. Miller fanned nine and walked one.
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Pet Dairy
Howard’s
Pet, Dairy
Howard
Insurance
Howard's
Greg Miller
Andy Gray
Miller
Gray
Gray Stouck
Tovine
Enix
Williams
Schneider
Kelly
G Miller
Hurt
Uh Howard
ABRH
Schooler
Pureiful
Smith
PetDairy Aecuzoe
Hwarda
Eoerdeo
Turnblazer Croley Triumph in Mid delboro Member-Guest
Turnblazer and Jim Croley won the Mid delboro Country Club member guest, posting 138 for two days, six under par. Stapleton and Sadowski trailed closely entering Sunday, then finished with a late surge before the champions held on. Bruce Robinson and Bill Sergent took third, Corey Sergent posting a 69 as their partner contributed to a 68.
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Country Club
Steve Stapleton
Joey Sadowski
Pete Turnblazer
Jimmy Croley
Stapleton
Sadowski
Bill Sergent
Norman Cox
Cumberland College
Bruce Robinson
Sergent
Freddie Schneider
Fete
Turnblazer
Jim Croley
Joey
Middelboro
Country
Saveana May
Tumnblazer
Croley
Lonesome Pine
Harlan
Hickory
N.C
Barry McKinnon
Francis Forde
Sam Mars, Jr
David Perkins
Asheville
J.C. Shumate
George Roat
Richard Tanner
George Cline
Joey Joyine
Tommy Barton
Middlesboro
Jim
Crutchfield
Jack Baker
Danny Coppinger
Mark Johnson
Rex Treece
Kermit Wagner
Middleaboro
Bi Arnold
Charlie Ingram
Bo Hoe
John Harris
L.J. Barrett
Leigh Roy Brown
Gerald Greene
Bill Seymour
Indians Threaten Boycott Over Suspension of Manager
Indians threaten to boycott their three game series with the California Angels after Frank Robinson is suspended three days and fined 250 by AL President Lee MacPhail for a May 17 altercation with umpire Neudecker. Players sign a petition calling the punishment unjust while Robinson urges the team to win for unity.
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Ken Rosenberg
Cleveland Indians
Frank Robinson
Indians
Robinson
Lee MacPhail
Jerry Neudecker
Cleveland
California Angels
Dave LaRoche
Tom Buskey
Frank Duffy
Angels
Frank
Knievel Ends Daredevil Career After Wembley Crash
Evel Knievel, 38, announces retirement after a 100 mph crash attempting a 13 bus jump at Wembley Stadium. He told 70,000 fans, and was taken to hospital with a crushed vertebra and back injuries, vowing he will never jump again.
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Howard A. Tyner
London
UPT
Evel Knievel
Knievel
Wembley Stadium
Tandon
Daredevil
Palmer Wins 80th Victory in Wind Sheared Round
Arnold Palmer fired a one over par 71 at Royal St George's amid 30 mph winds to capture his 20th tournament victory and call the performance among his best. Eamon Darcy finished second after a late surge as Palmer posted a 72-hole total of 289. Kathy Whitworth joined LPGA Hall of Fame with this year’s induction alongside Patty Berg and others.
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Gary Bush
Tazewell
Claiborne County High Blue Devils
A. W. Davis
Walters State Community College
Morristown
Bush
Davis
Walters State
Sandwich
England
Baltimore
UPI
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Ske
Sar Snead
Lpga Hall
Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
Louise Suggs
Benty Rawls
Babe Zaharias
Birkdale
Palmer
Eamon Darcy
Darcy
St. George’s
Manuel Ballesteros
Hugh Baiocchi
South Africa
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Yellow Jacket
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John Dunn
SEEC
Bisceglia
Jay Welch
Biscegla
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Dunn
Henry Iwanowicz
Jim Kelly
Lawrence Bisceglia
Bill Butturini
Oak Ridge
Bob Norton
Bill Hawkins
Virginia
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Jim Bowling
Dick Craft
Bob Vaughn
Henry Lewis
Dave Garcia
Charlie Spikes
Fritz Peterson
Sever
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Boston
Texas
Detroit
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New York
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Piterbaugh Rookie of
Indianapolis
Ind
Bill Piterbaugh
Puterbaugh
St. Louis
Snake River Canyon
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Wembley
Arnold Palmer
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Pet. G. Pet Dairy
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Perry & Pope
BOO
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Edward
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North Main Street
Preva
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