Baseball and Basketball Schedules From North American Leagues
A dense listing of Monday and Tuesday games across major leagues, including the Phillies at Montreal and New York at Philadelphia, with times and pitcher matchups such as Parker, Welker, and Kro. Also notes Pacific Coast and International League fixtures, plus American Association results and upcoming Wednesday schedules.
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Grimsiey
Cage
Houston
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Guehama City
Nastasé Wins Italian Open in Straight Sets
In Rome the Nastasé of Romania defeated Manuel Orantes of Spain 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 to claim the men's singles title at the $195,000 Italian Open Tennis Championships.
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College Baseball Double Elimination Monday Results
Minnesota defeated Georgia Southern 6 to 2 while Texas beat Oklahoma 10 to 2 in double elimination action. Arizona State crushed Texas 58 to 7 and Southern California topped Minnesota 49 to 11 in late games. In boxing, Eduardo Santiago outpointed Natalio Jiminez at 126 pounds. Ron Lyle defeated Wendell Newton in Philadelphia.
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Ron Lyle
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National League batting and field leaders overview
Historical box of NL and AL batting leaders. Names include Maddox Bonds Stargell and Wynn for NL, Blomberg Carew Mayberry, North Jackson and North for the AL. Lists runs batted in runs, doubles triples and stolen bases, plus pitching leaders and strikeouts.
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Faulty Wiring Likely Cause Of Track Fire
Fire officials say faulty electrical wiring in River Downs Race Track barn four likely caused a fire that killed nine horses and destroyed four stables. Damages total about 70000 dollars with races canceled and horses sheltered at nearby tracks.
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NLU Professor Wins Southern Archery Championship
Dr. Earl Speights, associate professor of health and physical education at Northeast Louisiana University, won the bowhunter division championship at the National Field Archery Association Southern sectional tournament in Rogers Arkansas. He has prior wins including three Louisiana state titles in 1972 and multiple club invitational events.
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Aaron's 689th Homer Highlights Braves Victory
Hank Aaron hit a three run homer, the 689th of his career, to lift Atlanta over Pittsburgh 9-7. His 16th this season closed the gap to Babe Ruth’s 714 as Ron Bryant earned his 10th win for San Francisco in a 10-6 victory over Minnesota. Gibson moved into second on the all time strikeout list with 2,856 in a 12-4 Cardinals win over Cincinnati.
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Youth and veteran clash ahead of U.S. Open at Oakmont
AP reports at Oakmont Country Club the 73rd U.S. Open opens with Lanny Wadkins, a rising young star from Wake Forest, favored for strong play and scoring potential. Billy Casper, a veteran and former champion, struggles with putting and travel, eyeing a shortened schedule as he seeks form to reclaim past glory.
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Golfer Lasater Aims for World Record Streak of Holes
Raymond Lasater, 43, vows to chase a world record for consecutive golf holes starting next Tuesday at Hunter's Point. He previously logged 1 053 holes over 49 hours through floodlit rounds and 5 319 strokes, but a Florida rival edged him by 10 holes.
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Walsh Named to Assistant Post by SuperSonics
Seattle adds Bob Walsh as administrative assistant in front office under Bill Russell. Buckwalter becomes co assistant general manager while Walsh oversees administration and promotions. no change for promotions director Dave Watkins.
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Mrs Court Signs Pact With Tucson Racquet Club
Professional tennis star Margaret Court signed a multi year contract to play under Tucson Racquet Club sponsorship. The deal includes six weekly tennis clinics each year at the club. Court, a three time Wimbledon champion, has dominated this year's Virginia Slims tour.
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Tiger Red Battle In Jackson Sold Out
At Oxford Mississippi two football games were announced as sellouts by university officials. The Rebels meet Louisiana State on November 3 and Tennessee on November 17 at Memorial Stadium in Jackson with a 46 021 seating capacity. Two more Jackson games are nearing sellout.
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Kennedy Sparks All Stars Past Expos In 8 4 Victory
Syracuse native Jim Kennedy led the International League All Stars with a single, double, and triple as they defeated the Montreal Expos 8-4 before 4 124 fans. Clyde Mayshore and Ron Woods each collected three hits for the Expos, who were limited by 11 IL pitchers. The win gives the IL a 10 to 7 edge in the series.
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Trevino Wins Doral Open Wire-To-Wire Victory
Lee Trevino captured the 1973 Doral Open by one stroke over Australia’s Bruce Crampton, securing his first wire-to-wire win of the year.
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