Tuesday and Weekend Baseball Schedule Reports
Tuesday schedule lists Amarillo at El Paso Midland at San Antonio Little Rock at Shreveport Jackson at Lafayette. Weekend results include Wichita 5 Evansville 3 Indianapolis 3 2 Denver 1 11 Omaha 7 Oklahoma City 4 Tulsa 5 Iowa 4. Sunday Evansville 2 Wichita 1 in 10 innings Indianapolis 2 Denver 0 Oklahoma City 8 Omaha 7 Iowa 5 Tulsa 0. Monday features Wichita at Evansville Omaha at Oklahoma City Iowa at Tulsa. Pacific Coast League scores show Phoenix 6 Hawaii 5 Albuquerque 8 0 Tacoma 0 Spokane 11 Salt Lake 8 Phoenix 5 Hawaii 3 Tuscon 13 Sacramento 6 Tacoma 8 Albuquerque 3 Spokane 12 7 Salt Lake 2 2.
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Little Rock
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Evansville
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Denver
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Iowa
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Hawaii
Tucson
Sacramento
Albuquerque
Tacoma
Spokane
Salt Lake
Tuscon
Associated Press
wikéPet
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Arkansas
Jump Mark For Cycles Ill Claimed
Buffalo AP reports motorcycle stuntman Joe Einhorn earned over 25 000 dollars for jumping his bike over 15 buses in a national TV event. Officials say he was airborne 178 feet at Lancaster National Speedway before landing and sliding, yet he walked away unharmed.
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Buffalo
Joe Einhorn
Lancaster
Cycle Racer Fatally Hurt at Cannonball Track
In Wabash Indiana Steven C Anthony 23 of Greenville Ohio died from a crushed chest after a guard rail collision during an expert elimination motorcycle race at Cannonball Track. A hospital spokesman confirmed death following the Sunday incident.
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Wabash
Ind
Steven C. Anthony
Greenville
Ohio
Cannonball Track
Anthony
Celtics win 87 80 to clinch 13th NBA title in two years
Celtics defeat Suns 87 to 80 to claim the NBA championship, completing back-to-back titles in a four-game series. The report lists multiple other sports results including golf, tennis, track, rowing, boxing, horse racing, and more across various cities.
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Phoenix
Boston Celtics
Phoenix Suns
Philadelphia
Tom Kite
Terry Diehl
New Rochelle
N.Y
Pat Bradley
Judy Rankin
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Siderowt
John Davies
England
Manchester
Roscoe Tanner
Paul McNamee
Paris
Arthur Ashe
Germany
Jurgen Fassbender
Dwight Stones
Syracuse
University of California
Wisconsin
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Twins Vic Albury Restored. Expos Carter Disabled
Baseball brief lists Vic Albury back on active list for the Minnesota Twins and Luis Gomez optioned to Tacoma. Gary Carter of the Montreal Expos placed on the disabled list. Ed Herrmann of the California Angels sold to the Houston Astros. Worcester Polytechnic Institute coach Norbert Baschnagel resigns.
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Minnesota Twins
Vic Albury
Luis Gomez
Tacoma
Montreal Expos
Gary Carter
California Angels
Ed Herrmann
Houston Astros
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Norbert Baschnagel
Celtics Win Finals as Boston Defeats Suns 87 80
Boston clinches the NBA championship by defeating Phoenix 87 to 80 in Game 6, sealing a 4 2 series win. Jayden Edwards led the Celtics with key scoring while the Suns fell short in the final game.
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Boston
Phoenix
Park Namyong Outpoints Hiroshi Hikiji In Seoul Bout
In Seoul Korea Park Namyong defeated Hiroshi Hikiji of Japan by decision in a middleweight bout. The Associated Press reported the result from the weekend card.
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Associated Press
Seoul
South Korea
Park Namyong
Korea
Hiroshi Hikiji
Japan
Powell centers seek coaches for girls softball plan
Walter Turner athletic supervisor at Powell Street Center organizes Little Girls softball for ages 8 to 12 and 13 to 15. He seeks interested persons to coach the teams contacting Turner or Eugene Newman and Robert Carter at local centers.
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Powell Street Center
Turner
Powell
Eugene Newman
Marbles Center
Robert Carter
Johnson Center
Foyt Wins Texas 500 and Praises Women Racers
A content A J Foyt won the Texas 500 stock car race amid remarks praising women racers Arlene Hiss and Martha Wideman. Hiss finished ninth while Wideman, a Texas housewife and driver, also impressed. Foyt earned about $13,000 and averaged 124.069 mph.
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Arlene Hiss
Martha Wideman
Texas
Arlene
Phoenix
Butch Hartman
Hartman
Martha
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Bradshaw Weds Olympian Jo Jo Starbuck in Bel Air Wedding
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw and former Olympic ice skater Jo Jo Starbuck married at Hotel Bel Air in Los Angeles with 250 guests. Members of Bradshaw’s Steelers party included Gerry Mullins Terry Hanratty and Lynn Swann. The bride skated in Olympics with Ken Shelley and stars in Ice Capades. They plan a Hawaii honeymoon and a Louisiana home while Bradshaw trains in Pittsburgh.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Jo Jo Starbuck
Bel Air
Steelers
Gerry Mullins
Terry Hanratty
Lynn Swann
Mullins
Bradshaw
Louisiana
Pittsburgh
Monroe Legion Captures Four-State Baseball Title
Monroe Armature defeated Palestine Texas 5-0 to win the Four-State Baseball Tournament in Texarkana Arkansas. Pitcher Steve Nealy allowed two hits and improved to 4-0 on the season with early offense from Armature including three runs in the third inning and runs in the fourth and seventh frames. Randy Wiggins and Danny Nola contributed key hits in the early rally.
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Monroe Armature
Palestine
Armature
Steve Nealy
Monroe
Nealy
Ronnie Lasuzzo
Vanced
Randy Wiggins
Wiggins
Danny Nola
Bob Harwood
Polo Movie Night Helped Pole Rebound For Red Sox
Dick Pole watched films of his last game then returned Sunday to pitch seven shutout innings as Boston beat California 4 1 lifting the Red Sox into third place in the AL East. The victory followed a season racked by injuries and rough patches as Pole sought rhythm after a fractured cheekbone earlier.
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Dick Pole
Boston Red Sox
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Baltimore
Tony Muser
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Angels
Red Sox
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Oakland
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Yanks
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Reggie Cleveland
Bobby Bonds
Darrell Johnson
Carl Yastrzemski
Cecil Cooper
Nolan Ryan
Yaz
Cooper
Rangers
Tigers
Tom Grieve
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Bill Fahey
Lenny Randle
Nelson Briles
Joe Coleman
Brothers Spinks Lead U S Boxing Trials Victory
Kay Spinks from St. Louis opposed boxing for her seven sons but Leon and Mike Spinks won their weight classes in the U S Olympic trials. Leon took 178 pounds and Mike 165 pounds as part of a 24 man team headed to Burlington VI for Olympic selection.
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Kay Spinks
St. Louis
Leon Spinks
U.S
Leon
Mike
America
Burlington
Spinks Brothers
Ruffels Wins Singles and Doubles to Lead Indiana Victory
Ray Ruffels beat John Alexander 6-4 in singles and teamed with Syd Ball to win doubles as Indiana edged Boston 26-24. Ruffels was the only multiple winner, Ball also contributing in a 7-5 doubles win over Alexander and Lobsters coach Jon Tirtac. Indiana improves to 6-8. Boston to 8-10.
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Associated Press
Ray Ruffels
John Alexander
Syd Ball
Indiana Loves
Boston Lobsters
Ruffles
Ball
Alexander
Lobsters
Jon Tirtac
Indiana
Boston
Kerry Melville Reid
Pam Teeguarden
Mike Estep
Greer Stevens
Ann Kiyomura
Mona Guerrani
Miss Stevens
Mrs. Reid
Golden Gaters
San Diego Friars
Pro Bowlers Invade Fresno Open Opens Summer Tour
Fresno hosts the Professional Bowlers Association summer tour with 160 lanesmen competing for a $6,000 top prize in the four day Fresno Home Box Office Open. Favorites include Marshall Holman of Medford Oregon who recently won the $25,000 Tournament of Champions and Carmen Salvino who seeks the top money after losing to Holman.
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Calif
Professional Bowlers Association
Marshall Holman
Medford
Ore
Carmen Salvino
Holman
Smith selects 15 man Olympic basketball squad
Dean Smith picks an all around 15 man roster for the United States with focus on defense for the Montreal Olympic tournament. Guards Buckner Birdsong Ford Armstrong and centers Kupchak LaGarde Lloyd lead a mobile front line with eight forwards including May Dantley and Hubbard. Buckner praised the physical play and Smith emphasized defense and team play as three players are cut during exhibitions before Montreal.
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Dean Smith
America
Smith
Quinn Buckner
Indiana
Otis Birdsong
Houston
Phil Ford
North Carolina
Tate Armstrong
Duke
Montreal
Mitch Kupchak
Tommy LaGarde
Scott Lloyd
Arizona State
U.S
Buckner
Selection Committee
Chapel Hill
N.C
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