Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Across Leagues
In the American League Detroit leads with 25 wins and Baltimore at .500, while Milwaukee and Minnesota hold midpack spots. The National League shows New York atop with 32-15, Pittsburgh and Chicago strong, and a slate of Friday fixtures including New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Texas.
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Biagi’s Electronics Catalog Listing in Mt. Vernon
Bell and Howell gear and audio components including radios stereo systems 8 track players recorders cassette materials and accessories offered by Biagi’s Electronics in Mt Vernon Michigan contact Ml 244 1188 for purchases and inquiries.
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P.A. Systems
Mt. Vernon
NHL Expands With Kansas City and Washington Franchises
NHL executives awarded 1974 expansion franchises to Kansas City and Washington. Billy Harris was named the No. 1 draft pick, with Jacques Richard second. Montreal selected several players, while Harris feared higher offers from other leagues. Franchise fees were set at 6 million each, with Abe Pollin winning the Washington bid and plans for a Washington arena or a Largo, Maryland facility.
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Pirates, Senators win to tie NL lead. Senators extend perfect start
In last night's Little League action the Pirates beat the Dodgers 15 to 11 to move into a first place tie with the Cardinals in the National League, while the Shrine Club Senators remained the only unbeaten team by beating the Orioles 6 to 3. Medders earned the win with seven strikeouts over three innings, and the Pirates' offense capitalized on Dodgers errors, with Doyle Creech and Doug Crue each contributing key hits. In the AL, the Senators showcased strong defense in a 6 to 3 win over the Orioles, remaining undefeated at 5-0 as Strothmann allowed three runs on seven hits with six strikeouts.
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Wilbur Wood Aces 30-Win Quest For White Sox
Chicago pitcher Wilbur Wood, famed for his knuckleball, eyes a 30-win season in his 16th start against Milwaukee. His durability and unique style have him near a modern record for starts, with a 1.79 ERA this season and 70 strikeouts, while the Sox seek to improve their 20-4 home mark.
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Yaz Ready To Return To Red Sox Lineup
Boston, AP reports Carl Yastrzemski will rejoin the Red Sox for a 12 game home stand after being cleared by team physician Tom Tierney. The outfielder, sidelined since May 9 with a torn knee ligament, will wear a knee brace for a while but will not need surgery. Yastrzemski said he still has minor knee issues but is ready to play.
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Boston Red Sox
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Speedy Crown Sold to New Owners in Ohio Syndicate
Allan Leavitt and Frank Antonacci spoke after a 10 man syndicate bought 1971 Hambletonian winner Speedy Crown. The 4 year old trotted a 1 58 mile, the season’s fastest by any trotter and tied Ne vile Pride’s world record on a mile track.
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Leavitt
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Speedy Crown
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