Scoreboard confusion prompts scattered game listings
The page lists multiple baseball games with teams like Kansas City California Oakland Minnesota Chicago Milwaukee Boston Detroit Cleveland New York Washington and others. It includes night games, standings notes and a fragmented National League East table with results and schedules.
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Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Corbin
Blue
Hedlund
Murphy
Chicago
John
Milwaukee
Sle Ton
Detroit
Cain
Baltimore
Deteon
Cleveland
Foster
New York
Washington
Broberg
Boston
Lonborg
Boe van Wet
Pittsburgh
F & ST
St. Louis
Montreal
Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Lewis
San Diego
San Francisco
Merritt
Britton
McAnalty
Seaver
Lersch
Los Ancetes
O'Brien
Hands
Pittsburch
Moose
Atienta
Metro
Inghem
Perry
Baseball Leaders Excel In Hazy Box Score Fragment
The clipping lists top AL hitters Oliva and Murcer with scores and averages, plus runs and doubles for multiple teams. It shifts to NL batting leaders with Torre and Davis noted, then touches on home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts. The data is fragmentary with multiple misreads and garbled names.
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Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Kaline
Det
Retcherat
Chico
Ouford
Bast
Campeneris
Unser
Wash
Ea KC
Otis
K.C
Clarke
Es -Coe
Oak
Cash
Melton
Chic
R.smith
Patek
Alomar
Cuedar
McNelly
Balt
Sievert
Bost
Palmer
Blue
Loitch
Blyleven
McDowell
Cleve
Bradley
Torre
W.davis
L A
Brock
Garr
Lmey
L.A
Aft
Ted
Sargell
Pitt
Aaron
Ali
L.may
Cin
Bench
Bonds
S.F
Houst
Harrelson
Gullett
Els. Pitt
Johnson
Seaver
Blass
Stoneman
Made In softball Meet scheduled with modified slow pitch
The ladies tournament set for July 30 to August is a modified slow pitch event sponsored by the Jaycees. An entrance fee of 15 dollars per team funds trophies for top three places and a most valuable player award. For details contact Ted Jilly or Jer Futch.
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Nice Jaycees
Ted Jilly
Jer- Futch
All England semifinals set as boxer Muhammad France advances
Roundup of sports briefs notes various results from horse racing and boxing with battered, jumbled details: Muhammad France advances to All England semifinals after a 2-6 6-2 6-2 draft evasion reversal. Bert Yancey posts a course record 63 to win by two over Bob Lunn and Larry Ziegler at Amana Tour. Other results include Tremont stakes winner, Monmouth and Delaware purses, and multiple racing finishes across U.S. tracks.
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France
Iowa City
Iowa
Bert Yancey
Bob Lunn
Larry Ziegler
New York
Aqueduct
Roreian Comete Gee
Monmouth Park
Sao del
Rhigo
Delaware Park
Ehiladelphia
Marshal
Lenaths
Holmes Smarty
Ticago
Pat Henry
Trusty Pro
Two Mat Titles On Line In Civic Center Card
The United States tag team title defends in the main event at Civic Center Arena as Red Lyons and Tom Jones try to keep the belts from the masked Spoilers. Rip Kirby meets Bobby Shane for the world junior heavyweight title as Ramon Torres faces Norman Frederick Charles in a semi final and Silento Rodriguez versus Gypsy Joe Rosario opens at 8 15.
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United States
Civic Center Arena
Red Lyons
Tom Jones
Rip Kirby
Bobby Shane
Kirby
Ramon Torres
Norman Frederick Charles
Silento Rodriguez
Gypsy Joe Rosario
Tourney Slated For Farmerville
A ladies slow pitch softball tournament is slated in Farmerville next week. The Union Parish Softball League sponsors the event with a $15 entry fee and a June 30 deadline. Trophies go to the top three teams. Contact Troy Hinton or Gene Terrell for details.
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News - Star Sports Service
Farmerville
Union Parish
Troy Hinton
Gene Terrell
Bernice
Shotgun Starts Set For Pro Am
Shotgun tee offs at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. mark the pro am preluding the Kraft Paper golf event in Bastrop. Each team pairs a pro with A B and C players and uses the low ball on each hole for scoring as the Kraft tournament begins Thursday with championship qualifying.
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News - Star Sports Service
Bastrop
Top junior seeds advance to Monroe Invitational quarterfinals
Junior division action at Northeast Louisiana University sees top seeds like Mark Sanders Bill Sheppard Calvin Head and John LaRue reach the quarterfinals amid humid winds. Other divisions highlight Deborah Welch Gretchen Jones and Janell Clark advancing toward semifinals as schedules begin at 7 30 a m with doubles to follow.
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Monroe
Northeast Louisiana University
Mark Sanders
Dallas
Tex
Crossett
Mike Hutchins
Wes Bowman
Baton Rouge
John LaRue
Roston
Richard John
Chris Stowell
Stowell
Steve Bolton
Janell Clark
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Suzanne Phillips
el Dorado
Clark
Junior Abraham
Abraham
Jenny Flippen
Metairie
Holley Dillard
Jane Polk
Dillard
Debra Sanders
Mark
Charles Boustany
Lafayette
Jeff Stubban
Gene Trammell
Ruston
Trammel
Steve Sholar
Shreveport
John Smith
Don Greer
Smith
Dan Sartor
Don Casey
New Orleans
Robert Tucker
Gordon Ogden
Tucker
Charles Howard
Ogden
Keith Hughes
Deborah Welch
Alexandria
Gretchen Jones
Welch
Cindy Curry
Jones
Susan Bolton
Bowman
Hutchines
Sour
True
Salamn
Head
Vandewater
McWhater
Ene
Bill Sheppard
Mike
Bolton
LaRue
John
Hedges
Irwin
John Robinson
Doug Hedges
Carey Robinson
Jackson
White
Russell Hedges
Carey Robinson-Jackson
Carrie McKenzie
Ann Shelton
Nancy Green
Cookie Brooks
Tesa Stokes
Melannie Trahan
Karen Zimmerman
Phillips
Flinpen
Brooks
Trahan
Sanders
Kim Johnson
Debbie Vandewater
Cindy Burdett
Cynthia Jones
Beth Arceneaux
Robin Burgess
Melanie Trahan
Valerie Bray
Lynn Jones
Kidd Captures Skeet and Trap Challenge Cups
Maj. M. F. Kidd won both skeet and trap challenge cups at Pine Hills Gun Club. He tied James K. Dozier in skeet and won in a sudden death shoot-off, finishing 49 of 50 after 25 of 25 first rounds. Kidd then shot 46 of 50 in trap to beat runner-up Dean Hart. only Harry Stump has done the feat before.
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Maj. M. F. Kidd
Pine Hills
Kidd
James K. Dozier
Crowville
Tourney
Dozier
Dean Hart
Harry Stump
Wildlife Area Plan To Be Explained At Ouachita Meeting
OWU will discuss the Bayou D Arbonne wildlife area for Ouachita and Union parishes and outdoor recreation benefits tied to the Ouachita River. Speakers include R F Petty A P Andrews and Harry Cook with OWU president Lee Herron noting public attendance is welcome tonight at 7:30 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The program outlines property, easements, camping and boat launches with dam plans affecting the nine foot channel due in July 1972.
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Bayou D’ Arbonne
Ouachita and Union Parishes
Ouachita River
Bayou D’arbonne
Petty
Andrews
Cook
Lee Herron
OWU
Knights of Columbus
Oliver Road
Herron
D’arbonne
Ouachita Wildlife Unit
Tommy Neill
LWLFC
Baton Rouge
Ouachi
Ark
Louisiana Line
Pirates overpower Cardinals as Stargell quiet previously
Pittsburgh's 11-5 victory, fueled by Manny Sanguillen's bases loaded triple and multi hit bats, keeps the Pirates four games ahead of the Mets in the NL East. Sanguillen's 15 hits team wide, while Willie Stargell, the league home run leader, went hitless.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Bucs
St. Louis
Manny Sanguillen
Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Jose Pagan
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Rick Wise
University of Pennsylvania
Wise
Tommie Agee
Agee
Ken Boswell
Phillies
Willie Crawford
Wes Parker
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Dodgers
Giants
al Downing
Crawford
San Diego
Clay Kirby
Juan Marichal
Laver Is Barred From Wimbledon by Gorman Ralston Tactics
Rod Laver exits Wimbledon after a 9-7 8-6 6-3 defeat to Tom Gorman who, advised by U.S. Davis Cup coach Dennis Ralston, used low, deep shots to neutralize Laver. Gorman and Stan Smith reach the semifinals as Ralston and Ed Turville celebrate.
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Wimbledon
England
Rod Laver
Gorman and Ralston
Tua
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Laver
Dennis Ralson
U.S
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Ed Turville
St. Petersburg
Fla
Gorman
Stan
Dixie League Board Considers 1972 Dixie Association
Texas League president Bobby Bragan said no vote was taken to end the Dixie Association. If San Diego and Milwaukee agree to Class AA status, eight teams could run in both the Southern and Texas Leagues. otherwise another Dixie Association in 1972 remains possible. Bragan reported on Texas League matters from Corpus Christi and other Texas cities.
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Dallas
Bobby Bragan
Texas League
Southern League
Dixie Association
Bragan
San Diego
Milwaukee
Corpus Christi
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Alexandria
Monroe
Moras To Race At Santa Clara International Meet
Karen Moras the 17 year old Australian swimmer has agreed to compete in the fifth Santa Clara International meet July 9 11 She has set world records in freestyle and 400 meter events and will face rivals from the Soviet Union Japan and other nations alongside top U S swimmers.
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Karen Moras
Santa Clara
Calif
America
Debbie Meyer
Miss Moras
Soviet Union
Japan
U.S
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