Baseball Scores and Tuesday Schedule Across Leagues
Major league results show Pittsburgh defeating San Francisco 7 2 and Cincinnati 8 New York 8 Houston 7 while Philadelphia fell to Houston Philadelphia and other standings noted. Tuesday games include Los Angeles at Chicago and Montreal at Atlanta with multiple 8:05 p.m. starts. West Coast and American League matchups listed with times and pitchers.
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Coach and player moves headline a busy hockey roundup
Larry Popein named coach of the New York Rangers with Sheies remaining general manager. Los Angeles Kings sign top scorer to a three year deal. Mike Walton and his brother Bob join teams, while Nastase advances to French Open final alongside Smith. Golf opens with Snead and Marti qualifying for the U.S. Open. Horse results span Belmon Park to Arlington Park with notable purses and stakes won across multiple tracks.
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Larry Popein
Providence Reds
Emile Francis
New York Rangers
Sheies
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N.C
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Lem Snead
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Delphia
Leta
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Geexe
Been Ae Ices
Chicago
Arlington Park
Albany
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Misse
den Gate Field
National League Batting and Fielding Totals Highlight Stars
The brief rounds up season leaders in batting and pitching. Bonds and Watson lead runs and hits among NL then Liners like Ferguson and Bench drive RBI. Pitching features Seaver Sutton and Downing with strong strikeout totals and low ERAs across several clubs.
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Singer
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Birleven
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NCAA Baseball World Series Rain Delays Reshape Pairings
Irvine and Ithaca games were postponed by rain. Valdosta Georgia hosts rounds with Valdosta eliminated and Wisconsin Oshkosh defeating U S International 8 to 5 in a later matchup.
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NCAA
Calirvine
Ithaca
Lempkin Stops Melave in New York Knockout
New York heavyweight Ray Lempkin 137 percent knockout Edwin Chu Chu Melave 140 in a Portland era bout. Melave was knocked out in the eighth round in New York.
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Ray Lempkin
Portland
Ore
Edwin “Chu Chu
His Timing Bad On Hole In One
Beverly Hills band leader Michael Paige sank a hole in one on the 13th at Hidden Valley Golf Club in Reno. The shot would have won a $20 000 Rolls Royce in Harrah's Invitational if made during the tournament rounds. He felt mixed about the ace amid the odds and prize.
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Nev
Michael Paige
Beverly Hills
Hidden Valley Golf Club
Howe and Sons strike Houston WHA deal with Aeros
Gordie Howe and his two sons Marty and Mark joined the Houston Aeros after the WHA draft. Howe may come out of retirement to play alongside his boys, hoping to secure a talent edge for the Howe clan in Houston.
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Gordie Howe & Sons
Houston Aeros
World Hockey Association
Howe
Aeros
National Hockey League
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Mark
Detroit Red
NHL
Red Wings
aNwn
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Texas to Pick First in Summer Draft Opening
New York AP Texas Rangers are slated to hold the first pick in the annual summer draft for graduating high school and college players. About 850 to 1,000 players are expected to be chosen over two days as teams build for the future.
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Texas
New York
Texas Rangers
Clemente Led NL Outfielders Across 61 66 67 Seasons
The late Roberto Clemente topped National League outfielders in 1961 1966 and 1967 as a premier bat and defender. His career highlights include consistent Gold Glove play and foundational impact on Puerto Rican baseball heritage.
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Roberto Clemente
Last Bid For Open Title Heats In Charlotte Qualifiers
Long as Snead and other stars push for Open entry qualifiers spread from Cincinnati to Mission Viejo and Tacoma. Dozens chase 73rd Open spots as ex champions and top tour players bid for berths across nine sectional events.
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Associated Press
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Charlotte
N.C
Snead
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Cincinnati
Chicago
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Dallas
Mission Viejo
Calif
Tacoma
Wash
Kansas
Fisk Ends Sophomore Jinx with 3-Run Homer in Boston Win
Carlton Fisk, Boston Red Sox catcher and 1972 AL Rookie of the Year, snapped a late slump with a three-run homer near the 379-foot mark in left center during a 9-8 victory over the Kansas City Royals. He hit his 10th homer of the season after entering the game 0-for-14, while manager Eddie Kasko planned rest for Fisk this week.
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Carlton Fisk
Fisk
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Pudge
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Royals
Texas
Southart John Curtis
Don Newhauser
Curtis
Big John Mayberry
Mayberry
Kansas City
Leland All-Stars Edge Twin City Sports 2-1 in Doubleheader
In Leland Mississippi the Leland All-Stars swept a twinbill from Twin City Sports of Monroe with identical 2-1 scores. The opener lasted 10 innings with Jackie Akin collecting two doubles for Monroe and Bob Brasher adding two doubles for Leland in the first game.
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Leland, Miss
Leland All - Stars
Twin City
Monroe
Jackie Akin
Bob Brasher
Yazoo City
Legion Stadium
Funeral Services For Dana Lough In Keyser
Dana G. Lough 73 retired Potomac State College head football coach and athletic director died Friday of cancer at the University of Virginia Medical Center Morgantown. He led Potomac State 35 years retiring in 1970 and played for West Virginia 1922 10 0 1 team. He later played with the Ironton Tanks and chaired the NJCAA football committee.
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Keyser
W. Va
Dana G. Lough
Potomac State College
Lough
University of West Virginia Medical Center
Morgantown
Potomac State
West Virginia University
Decathalon Opens With 30 Louisiana Athletes At LSU
Baton Rouge Louisiana leads a with 30 athletes from LSU Northeast Louisiana USL Louisiana Tech Tulane McNee se and Southern plus players from Tennessee Texas and Mississippi State as the 52nd NCAA Track and Field Meet begins at Bernie Moore Stadium. The decathlon starts today with 10 events led by LSU hurler Larry Shipp and standout Harold Porter of Southwestern Louisiana among others. Ronald Evans of Connecticut defends his title as the event begins a two day run.
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Louisiana
Pelican
LSU
Bernie Moore
Northeast
USL
Louisiana Tech
Tulane McNeese
Southern
Tennessee
Texas
Mississippi State
Ronald Evans
Connecticut
Evans
Larry Shipp
Joe May
Greg Stephens
Lloyd Wills
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Tim Pond
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McNeese State
Griffin Edwards
Steve Diveaux
Rodney Milburn
Mississippi
Tate
Houma
de- Ridder
Nastase Seeks No 1 Clay Court Title At French Open
In Paris at Roland Garros Nastase, 26, Romania, advances to face Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia for the men’s singles crown. Nastase defeated Tom Gorman 6 3 6 4 6 1 in the semifinal, while Pilic toppled Adriano Panatta 6 4 6 3 6 2 to reach the final. Panatta, 22, had beaten Nastase earlier this year.
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Romania
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Stan Smith Phipent
Se Putene
Chapion Ip
Manchester
Concha Mark &Lot
Goliki Call
Rick Vetter
Milwaukee
Charrotereipe
Nastase
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Roland Garros
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Forest Hills
Bucharest
Pilic
Adriano Panatta
Panatta
Linda's Chief Skip Belmont Stakes Entry
Albany owner Neil Hellman announced Linda's Chief will not run in the Belmont Stakes final leg of the Triple Crown. The horse, winner of the Withers Stakes at Belmont, was viewed as a potential challenger to Secretariat, but the decision followed talks with trainer Al Scotti. Hellman aims to race Linda's Chief against Secretariat in a future event.
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N.Y
Secretariat
Belmont
Neil Hellman
Linda’s Chief
Hellman
al Scotti
Saratoga
Linda
Chief
Cornell Rowing Coach Resigns to Enter Private Business
Todd Jesdale, longtime Cornell University varsity rowing coach since 1971, resigned Monday to pursue private business ventures, according to university officials.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Todd Jesdale
Cornell University
Bogey Cost Cole Qualifying Spot In Open Tournament
Former Monroe golfer Clayton Cole bogeyed the first hole of a three way playoff to drop from contention for the third U S Open spot in Denver Monday. Cole had bogeyed the 36th hole in regulation to tie Ed Byman of Denver and Tom Purtzer of Phoenix for third. Lee Tuurey of Phoenix led qualifying at 139 at Denver Country Club. Don Finsterwald shot 141 for second.
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Chicago
Gene Torres
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John Schree
Texas
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Mission Viejo
Bob Johnson
Tacoma
Bo Gilder
Tempe
Ariz
Hahilon Moe
Spokane
Wash
Joe Dodich
St. Louis
Kielytte
Kansas City
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Monroe
Clayton Cole
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Tom Purtzer
Phoenix
Oakmont
Lee Tuurey
Denver Country Club
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