Rangers Top Sox 7 2 Behind Siebert Win in Arlington
Texas Rangers beat the Chicago White Sox 7 2 as Sonny Siebert allowed seven hits through seven innings for the win. Dave Nelson sparked the offense with three hits and two runs, while Jim Bibby closed with a one hit relief effort for the save.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Thursday to Saturday
The standings show New York leading East with 46 wins and Baltimore at 40. Friday schedules feature Oakland at Baltimore and California at Cleveland among others, with several matches including Detroit at Kansas City and New York at Minnesota slated for the weekend.
Baseball Scores and Upcoming Matches Across Leagues
Fast Chicago 48 35 578 St. Louis 41 39 513 5s Montreal 37 40 481 8 Philadelphia 38 42 .475 812 Pittsburgh 37 41 .474 Bt New York 34 43 4.442 11 Los Angeles 51 33 .607 San Francisco 48 37 .565 312 Houston 46 39 541 5le Cincinnati 4 38 4537 6 Atlanta 36 49 .424 15% San Diego 29 53 .354 21 Texas 7 Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 2 Atlanta 7 Houston 4 New York 7 Montreal 3 Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3 San Diego 3 Los Angeles 0 Houston Reuss 10-5 and Griffin 0-2 at Montreal Torrez 4-6 and Strohmayer 0-1 Cincinnati Norman 5-8 at Philadelphia Ruthven 3-5 Atlanta Schueler 3-4 at New York Koosman 7-6 Chicago Jenkins 8-6 at San Diego Kirby 5-8 Pittsburgh Walker 4-6 at Los Angeles Sutton 9-5 St. Louis Gibson 7-8 at San Francisco Barr 6-7 Atlanta at New York St. Louis at San Francisco Cincinnati at Philadelphia Houston at Montreal Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Chicago at San Diego
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Jenkins Questions Season As Cubs Fall To Phillies
Ferguson Jenkins of the Cubs admits he does not feel like playing and laments his 1973 form as he nears a start against the Padres. Philadelphia’s Steve Carlton improves to 8-9 after a complete game and a 7-4 win that ends a 10-game Cubs homestand at .500. Luzinski extends a 15 game Phil hitting streak with two homers in the victory.
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Seneca Shuts Out Opdyke 11-0 in Little League
Dave Johnson pitched a four hit complete game shutout as Seneca defeated Opdyke 11-0. Seneca scored all runs in the first three innings taking advantage of Opdyke errors. Dan Johnson had two hits while Sharp added two for Opdyke. Johnson fanned eleven and walked none for the win. Gordon allowed five hits and nine strikeouts in the loss.
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College All Stars Report to McKay for 40th All Star Game
The 50 member College All Stars report to USC coach John McKay at Northwestern for three weeks of practice ahead of the July 27 game at Soldier Field against the NFL champion Miami Dolphins. Notables include Bert Jones, Otis Armstrong, Sam Cunningham, Greg Pruitt, and Dave Butz.
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Motorcycle racing set to rise says top riders in Colorado
Ken ny Roberts and Don Castro forecast growing popularity for professional motorcycle racing, arguing it will surpass auto racing as sponsors pour into the sport. They spoke during Yamaha Gold Cup preparations in Colorado Springs and noted Granatelli promotional efforts.
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Tigers sign parolee LeFlore after prison softball rise
Detroit signs 21 year old outfielder Ron LeFlore who rose from Southern Michigan Prison to a tryout at Tiger Stadium and a contract with the Tigers. He played in prison leagues and posted strong batting averages before being paroled and assigned to Clinton Iowa farm club.
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BoM Sellin Items you no longer need with a classified ad
Phrases urge readers to use classified ads to sell items they no longer need, framing it as a smart financial move and a way to declutter while earning cash. The wording promotes efficiency and practical value in placing a small ad.
Steele's Laundry Goes 8-0 With Back-to-Back Wins In Softball
Steele's Laundry improved to 8-0 in Morris' 14-inch softball league after two wins. They routed Feeney's 20-0 with ten runs in the sixth, led by Denny Knapp and Dan Darlington homers. Thursday they beat Rittoff's 8-4 as Jim Olson and Jay Roth homered.
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Walter Schmidt Pittsburgh Pi rates and Cardinals catcher dies
Generalized obituary notes Walter Joseph Schmidt longtime baseball catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1916 to 1924 and for the St. Louis Cardinals in 1925 passing away at age 86 in Modesto California.
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Evert and King Clash for Wimbledon Women’s Title
Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale and Billie Jean King of Long Beach vie for the Wimbledon crown as the youngest champion since 1952 and the first to win five singles titles since Helen Wills Moody. Metreveli faces Kodes in the men's final while Mayer’s bid ends in the semifinals.
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Goalby Leads Milwaukee Open With 65
Bob Goalby shot seven under par 65 to take a one stroke lead over Larry Ziegler Buddy Allin and Mike Morley after the first round of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Tuckaway Country Club. Homero Blancas stood two back with 67 as a group at 68 included several top players.
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ABC to test boxing telecasts from Madison Square Garden Felt Forum
ABC and Madison Square Garden Boxing plan a seven bout Saturday telecast series in Felt Forum New York City kicking off with Sammy Goss versus Jose Fernandez a 12 rounder. The project aims to revive weekly boxing on national TV and gauge long term interest from ABC Wide World of Sports officials and Garden Boxing leadership.
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