Major Baseball Mismatch and Nightly Lineup Shuffle
A dense sports schedule lists multiple MLB games with pitchers and lineups in action across New York Philadelphia Montreal St Louis Houston San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati and Chicago. Additional evening matchups feature Detroit Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Boston Milwaukee Texas Minnesota and more, with standings and minor league results interspersed.
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Moose
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Parker
Philadelphia
Lonberg
Montreal
Renke
St. Louis
Murphy
Houston
Reuse
San Diego
Kirby
Attente
Niekro
Los Angeles
John
Cine
Norman
San Francisco
Bryant
Cincinnati
Phil
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Pittsburgh
St. S. Houston
Milwaukee
Altimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Texas
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Eday
Fryman
Tidrow
Baltimore
Alexander
Medich
Hunter
Sputtorf
Pattin
Ordpolle
Wee
Bibby
Singer
Wood
Newark
Track and field anchors global sports brief montage
Jones named head of the Nation al Basketball Association as chaos unfolds in other events. In golf Randy Morris ties for 67 amid two $10,000 prizes. Calgary’s Ail Belding wins Alberta Open with 214. Helsinki hosts 10,000m where Richard Juma clocks 28 10, fastest in the world. Hockey’s Butch Goring signs with the Kings. Earl Anthony nets sixth PBA title at Seattle Open. Several horse and racing results across New Jersey Philadelphia Arlington Park and others.
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New Jersey Assembly
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Nerragansett Park
Baseball Leaders From National and American Leagues
Detailed top batting pitching and defensive leaders across both leagues. Highlights include Mota Maddox Torre Govnson Lopes Bonds and Sands among National League batters. Bryant Wise Billingham Osteen and Seaver among NL pitchers. Blomberg Carew Mayberry and Jackson among American League batters. Colborn Lee Singer Splittorff Hunter and Holtzman among AL pitchers with key totals for runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases.
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Brett
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Hooton
DaRoberts
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Seaver
Carlson
Sutton
Gibson
Jenkins
Messrsmth
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W.horton
Det
Carew
Min
Kirkpatrick
D.allen
Mayberry
R.jackson
Oak
Otis
Hisle
Melton
Murcer
Darwin
D.may
Mil
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Coggins
Bal
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E.brinkman
Briggs
Braun
Spencer
Tex
C.allen
Cit
Fisk
Bsn
Spikes
Cle
North
D.nelson
Harper
Aloareme
Patek
Campaneris
Colborn
Lee Ben
Singer Cal
Splittorff
Hunter
Alexander
Holtzman
Wood
N.ryan
Cal
Singer
Blyleven
G.perry
Bourassa Wins Playoff for Canadian LPGA Victory
Jocelyne Bourassa, 26, captured the La Canadienne event in Montreal after a three way playoff with Judy Rankin and Sandra Haynie. She earned $10,000 and thanked hometown support as she described focusing on every shot to secure the win.
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Jocelyne Bourassa
Shenanigan
Que
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Ladies Professional Golf Association
Judy Rankin
Sandra Haynie
Montreal Municipal
Jocelyne
Rankin
Midland
Tex
Miss Haynie
Fort Worth
Players Prep For Saturday Grid Bout
Southern Cal star Sam Cunningham, Nebraska’s Derland Moore, and Auburn’s Dave Beck discuss speed, atmosphere, and pro prospects while preparing for the East West Shrine game on a Texas Tech campus. Gespräch touches on speed, size, and Scott style.
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Jordan
Southern Cal
John McKay
Texas Tech
Sorimachi Retains Orient Welter Title In Narrow Decision
Tokyo based Ryu Sorimachi outpoints Chris Pasumil 147 to 144 to defend the Orient welterweight crown. The bout took place amid a scattered report from Tokyo.
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Ryu Sorimachi
Japan
Chris Pasumil
Philippines
Sorimachi
Orient
New York
Earnie Shavers
Warren
Ohio
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
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Charley Hayward
New York City
Des Moines
Iowa
Dale Hernandez
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Miami
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San Jose
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John Colley
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Johncock to wait for Indy 500 winnings in bankruptcy case
Gordon Johncock the 1973 Indy 500 winner will not receive any of his $236,022.82 race earnings yet. Bankruptcy proceedings for the Franklin driver continued until August 15 before federal referee Nicholas W. Sulfana. He filed for bankruptcy last February listing debts of $965,951 and assets of $966,000.
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Indianapolis
Gordon Johncock
Franklin, Ind
Nicholas W. Sulfana
Johncock
West Division Race Tightens in AL Baseball Fight
Chicago leads the AL West but by narrow margin after dropping 11 of 16. California routed Chicago 92 in a nationally televised game leaving the Angels five games behind and within one percent of the Sox.
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California
Angels
White Sox
Thunderclap Uppercut Nets Shavers Contender Status
Ernie Shavers, a Canton, Ohio fighter, knocked out Jimmy Ellis at Madison Square Garden in 2:39 of the first round with a right uppercut. The victory boosts Shavers to heavyweight contender ranks, while Ellis weighs 199% and eyes his future after a narrow defeat. Don King declares a path to Joe Frazier and George Foreman titles.
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Jimmy Ellis
Earnie Shaver
Madison Square Garden
Harold Valan
New York
Ernie Shavers
Shavers
Canton
Ohio
Ellis
Oscar Benevena
George Chuvalo
Jerry Quarry
Joe Frazier
Muhammad Ali
Don King
George Foreman
Recreation Softball action features varied leagues and scores
Multiple league games highlight a busy softball slate with PMC defeating Ouachita National Bank 144 and Monroe Jaycees routing American Bank 13 2. Other results include Ouachita Sports down Myers Pump Service 10 6.
Twelve year old Carol King stirs Little League talks
Carol King, a 12 year old from Ypsilanti, defies gender norms by trying out for Little League baseball. The dispute draws in Williamsport officials and local authorities as the charter is revoked and legal threats emerge. Carol remains a focal point as media spotlight grows and the season continues without major change.
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Carol King
Williamsport
Ypsilanti
American Little League of
Carol
Little League
Ypsilanti Little League
Jones Named Bullets Coach On Three Year Pact
The Capital Bullets sign K C Jones to a three year contract to replace Gene Shue as coach. Jones brings 11 championship seasons with Siena and Celtics ties and has ABA coaching, Lakers assistant, and Brandeis head coach experience as the team plans a move to Largo Maryland.
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Mets Millan Named NL Player of the Week
Felix Millan of the New York Mets was chosen as National League Player of the Week after six games and 14 hits in 25 at bats. He posted a .560 average, hit a home run and two doubles, and did not strike out, boosting his season mark to .299 while delivering solid defense.
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Felix Millan
New York Mets
Millan
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