Wimbledon opens amid big first-day crowd
A near 29 000 spectators attended the opening day at Wimbledon as top players boycotted by many, while promising stars like Borg and Connors delivered in a day marked by social pageantry and steady crowds despite few memorable matches.
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Tigers star Lolich laments designated hitter rule impact
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, resting in the clubhouse between games, critiques the designated hitter rule calling it harmful to baseball. He argues it shortens innings for pitchers and reduces suspense for fans while noting his own 7 and 8 record after a nightcap loss to the Yankees.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League and American League East standings listed with teams, games back, and winning percentages. Includes recent results from Monday and Tuesday games, and a long slate of scheduled and probable pitchers with matchups across multiple cities and times EDT.
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Koogman
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Hamilton
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Merritt
Folkers
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Decker
Carlton
Ruthven
Wood
Palmer
Grimsley
Colborn
Wilson
Sutton
Dobson
Jones
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Cubs rally past Mets to stay top NL East race
The Chicago Cubs rallied from a 2-0 deficit against Don Matlack in the ninth inning to win 3-2 over the New York Mets and extend their division lead. Key blows came from Ron Santo and Don Kessinger as Tug McGraw allowed the decisive runs after a bases loaded situation.
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Brumby’s five-hit night lifts Orioles past Brewers
Orioles beat Milwaukee 4-3 as Al Brumby goes 5-for-5 with a triple and four singles and scores the decisive run after beating out a throw from shortstop. Mike Cuellar pitched 12 innings for the win. Other AL games noted: Indians over Yankees 4-2, Angels over Royals 6-2, Red Sox over Tigers 2-1, White Sox over Twins 3-2, Rangers over A’s 4-2.
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First Baptist stays unbeaten in Junior Church league
First Baptist remained undefeated in the Junior Church Slo-Pitch League last night by routing Third UP 28-7. Lindsey Kimmel led with five hits including a home run and a double. Chuck Tontobelle earned the win. Faith County swept Clon Moore 9-2 and 7-2 as Gary Brown, Jeff Harland, and Dave Jones sparked the victories. Dave Norris powered Second WP to a 16-7 win over First Alliance with two triples a double and a single. Ben Fennick had four hits for First Alliance.
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Marshall to Hawaii after Dodgers game
Dave Marshall, acquired from the Mets by the Padres, was sent to the Hawaii farm team in the Pacific Coast League after Monday night’s game with the Dodgers. He is expected to be replaced on the roster by Mingo Hernandez who may return next week from a torn ligament.
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Pirates set tryout camp at Flaherty Field
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a July 24 tryout camp at Flaherty Field directed by Joe Consoli, with registration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for players aged 17 to 22. American Legion players require written permission. participants must bring their own gear and cover expenses.
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NBA states meeting in Beverly Hills on key agenda
The NBA Board of Governors gathering at the Beverly Hills Hotel will tackle the All-Star game format, playoff tiebreakers, and drug use in sports. Arnold Auerbach leads the Competition Communities as talks consider trimming All-Star squads and relaxing representation rules.
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NFL to Hold Meeting on Drug Policy and Saints Sale
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle scheduled to present a plan for controlled drug use and possibly an NFL medical director at the two day owners’ meetings in New York. Topics include the New Orleans Saints sale to Potter Palmer Chicago syndicate and potential expansion discussions with Dani Rooney indicating expansion may be raised during the meetings.
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