Sanderson’s near fall fuels Expos 1-0 win over Phillies
Montreal pitcher Scott Sanderson recovered from a freak pregame slip to toss a two-hit shutout against the Philadelphia Phillies, with Andre Dawson driving in the only run. Sanderson improved to 7-4 as the Expos extended their NL East lead to 2½ games.
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Noles Drops Appeal of Suspension by Phillies
Philadelphia pitcher Dickie Noles has dropped his appeal and will serve a three day suspension for a June 17 bat thrown in Los Angeles. He received a $500 NL fine and will be eligible to return after the penalty period, affecting Dallas Green’s pitching plans for a double header with the Mets.
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Pate leads Memphis Open in sizzling heat as 2nd round nears
Jerry Pate shot 6-under 66 to lead the Memphis Open while Lee Trevino and Tom Purtzer sit one stroke back at 67 in hot humid conditions. Trevino praised the greens and warm weather as Purtzer and Simons played strong rounds. Don January and others trailed in a tight pack as LPGA action in Rochester saw Cathy Sherk take the first-round lead 69 with Pat Bradley close at 70.
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West Pittsburg Cubs top Yankees in Connie Mack action
Herb Sparks West Pittsburg with a two hitter and 10 strikeouts as the Cubs beat the Yankees 7-3. Ed Bertram goes 3-for-3 with two RBIs while Scott Herb adds two hits and an RBI. Les Herb improves to 7-2 with the win. In other games, First Federal Cards crush Croton Pirates 14-2 as P J Latsko hurls a three hitter and Rocco Fazio drives in three runs. Denver Nuggets assistant coach George Irvine resigns to join Indiana Pacers as 1975-76 season looms.
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Montreal Mayor Bypassed for Moscow Olympic Flag Delivery
Two young Montrealers will carry the Olympic flag to Moscow, instead of Mayor Jean Drapeau, honoring a boycott stance. Stephanie Prefontaine, 19, and Sandra Henderson, 20, will hand over the emblem, with Drapeau saying the gesture fits Olympic spirit. Canadian Olympic Association President Richard Pound praised the solution as imaginative.
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Stone Elevates Into Orioles’ Ace Role With Eight Straight Wins
Steve Stone dominated the mound, improving to 10-3 with a 3.25 ERA as Baltimore beat Toronto 4-1 at Memorial Stadium. John Lowenstein drove in two, Eddie Murray doubled, and Stone struck out nine, extending the Orioles’ streak of home wins over the Blue Jays to 13.
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Schedule set for ASA Class B Slo-Pitch Qualifiers
The District 9 ASA Slo-Pitch Qualifying Tournament takes place at Progressive Field this weekend. Friday games start at noon with Eds vs Fannones, Pepsi vs West Hills at 1 15, Luigi's Pizza vs Jim's Tavern at 2 30, and The Goods vs Oak Grove at 3 45. Sunday finals follow at 6 pm. The top two teams advance to the ASA State Championship in Chambersburg August 8 to 10.
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Nastase Triumph Sees Rage Erupt After Wimbledon Win
Ilie Nastase defeated Dick Stockton in four sets to reach Wimbledon third round, then attacked a reporter in the locker room prompting intervention by his bodyguard. Roscoe Tanner advanced, while Andrea Jaeger and Tracy Austin progressed in women’s singles.
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Penn State Football Camps Set for July at University Park
Penn State University football camps will be held July 6-11 and July 13-18 for boys entering grades 10 to 12. Joe Paterno and Nittany Lions coaches will instruct in all positions with double sessions Monday through Thursday and single sessions Sunday and Friday. Activities include on grass and astro turf practice fields, indoor facilities, films, health and weight training lectures, academic counseling, and time for swimming and other sports. For information write Penn State Football Camps Faculty Building University Park PA 16802.
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