Notable Americans Reach Second Round in John Player Tourney
In Nottingham England Americans Connors Ashe Richey and Smith all advance to the second round of the John Player International Tennis Tournament prize 103500. Other sports news include trades and signings in football basketball and horse racing with multiple cities and names noted.
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Texas Rangers Sign UT Pitcher Jim Gideon After Title Run
UT hurler Jim Gideon, a 17-0 junior righthander at Texas, signed with the Texas Rangers after leading the Longhorns to the College World Series title. He reports to Sarasota in the Rookie League for ten days before joining a minor league club. Gideon, 21, is 6-4 and 190 pounds, the Rangers' top pick, following Houston product David Clyde signed in 1973.
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Seahawks Named Nickname for Seattle NFL Team
Seattle announces the nickname Seahawks for its new NFL expansion club with blue green and silver-grey colors. General Manager John Thompson says the name reflects aggressiveness and Northwest heritage and the helmet emblem parodies an osprey design.
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Pacific Coast and Eastern League Scores Report
Baseball and hockey style box scores list Wednesday and Thursday results across leagues. Teams such as Shreveport San Antonio Sacramento Spokane Tacoma Phoenix Salt Lake Tucson Albuquerque and others appear with varied scores and upcoming games reflected for Eastern and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Baseball scores from various leagues and rain delays
International League results show Memphis 2 Charleston 1 and Rochester 6 Richmond 5 in 10 innings. Syracuse 2 3 Pawtucket 0 2 in 10 innings. Tidewater at Toledo postponed by rain. Wednesday and Thursday schedules list games at Memphis Richmond Rochester Pawtucket Tidewater Toledo Syracuse etc. Southern League results include Montgomery 6 Orlando 3 Birmingham 7 Jacksonville 3 Savannah 3 3, Asheville 0 Columbus 3 Knoxville 4 with Wednesday games and travel notes.
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American Association schedule recap with weather delays
Tulsa dominates Oklahoma City 9 to 0 as Denver tops Wichita 10 to 2 and Omaha edges Indianapolis 5 to 2. Iowa at Evansville postponed by rain. other games moved to later dates. Tulsa visits Oklahoma City and Denver travels to Wichita with remaining matchups listed.
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Baseball batting leaders and pitching leaders across leagues
American League batting leaders include Carew 395 at bats and Hargrove .356 with Munson .339 and Lynn .337. Runs led by Burroughs 40 and White 39, with Lynn 38 and Rice 37. Murray notes on hits Munson 78 and Carew 73, doubles Chalk 18 and Rudi 15, triples Rivers 7, home runs Horton 53 and Bonds 15. Pitching leaders show Palmer 11 3, May 7 2, Kaat 10 3, Blyleven 2, Ryan 10 5, Blue 10, Fitzmorris 8 4. On base: LeFlore 5 steals, Otis 29, Patek 17. In the National League, batting leaders include Madison at 361 and Morgan 356 with runs by Lona 50 and Cedeno 43. Bench leads RBIs with 55 and Bowa 43, Rose 41, Bench 78 hits. Double plays Bench 23 and Rose 17. Home runs Luzinski 14 and Bench 14. Ter mite Watkins defeats Maas De La Cruz in San Jose.
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Local Coaches Lead NE Louisiana Football Clinic
Local and area coaches will lect ure at the NLU Pre Season Football Coaching Clinic in Ewing Coliseum on July 7. Speakers include Woody Boyles and Willie Ragan with topics on quickness drills Texas Wishbone defenses and offensive theory. The event, free and open to all coaches, features lectures demonstrations and a film The Texas Wishbone.
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Miller Palmer Exhibition Set At Port Huron Club
Golf fans will see Johnny Miller and Sandra Palmer in an exhibition at Port Huron Golf Club Tuesday. Miller leads the PGA money list this season and Palmer tops the women’s tour. Also in the field are Dave Hill Jerry Heard Jim St Germaine Bill Netter George Bayer and J P McCarthy.
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Controversy Over Title IX Rules Sparks Sports Debate
Lawmakers hear warnings from NCAA and coaches as Ford administration proposals on Title IX threaten funding for men’s programs. Darrell Royal and Kathy Kelly urge support while critics say new rules will reshape college athletics and risk ending intercollegiate sports. Hearings continue with NCAA and AIAW witnesses slated.
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Flyers assistant coach Nykoluk rejects WHA Toros bid
Mike Nykoluk, 40, of the Philadelphia Flyers, turned down Toronto Toros from the World Hockey Association after talks with both teams. He indicated two NHL teams approached him in the playoffs but did not name them, with The Philadelphia Inquirer citing Washington and Toronto as possibilities.
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